Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-02

CITY IN BRIEF
oiasse. properly fitted. Hellbere

Glasses properly fitted. Hellberg
Pooler- Dilts, Wednesday. Baptist's.
Marshall Printing Company. Phone ~.
Pooler- Dilts. Wednesday. Baptist's.
Jones' dairy farm little pig sausages
every Tuesday and Friday. Myers
grocery.
Stamped pillow cases 20 cents pair
Wednesday and Thursday. One Cent
to ss-Cent Variety Store.
Fried chicken supper at Baptist tenn
pie Nov. IL. Keep this date open for
good supper. Committee.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Robertson, six miles
new daughter at their home.
the W. c. I. .. viii meet wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs. c.
Baxter, 209 South Third street.
have moved my law office over the
office Of the Iowa Railway and Light
Company. 119 East Main street. W. T.
Bennett.
Miss Hazel Jennings returned this
| morning to her home in New Sharon
after q two weeks visit with Miss
| Maude Propst
See Travellers Of Hartford for acct
dent and: health contracts. Full COW
erage.esA. H. Well1er, agent, over "a
East Main street.
DR.. E. S. Burroughs, office with DR..
| w. S. Devine, over 8 East Main street;
telephone 1876. Residence, 115 North
Second street; telephone 1872. Adver-
| tisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson and
children, of Nevada, were guests over
Sunday of Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mrs.
G.. o. Gauthun, and family, 3 North
Sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Kilbride. 211
South Third avenue, are parents Of a
son. Mrs. Kilbride's sister, Mrs. c. w.
Hise, Of Albert Lea, Mimi. arrived in
the city Monday evening to be with her
sister for q week or two.
Mrs. HI. c. Eckles, Mrs. E. c. weth-
erbee. and Mrs. Orrin Soules. returned
home Monday evening from Chicago,
where they attended the wedding Of
Miss Ruth Weatherly and Harold PIN.
Miss Weatehrly is the daughter of
Harry 'Weatherly. a former resident Of
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. skromme, Of Gear
ing, returned home Monday evening
accompanying the body Of their s.
year-old daughter, Glendora, who died
at the University hospital at Iowa City
Sunday afternoon. The child was taken
to Iowa City for a throat operation,
cnpfraofo6 ccar1of fovar opd 6iod
Mesdames Eta Agnew, George w.
Darling, Ella McKim, May Bell Vail,
Minnie Durham delegates from the
Marshalltown Woman's Club. and NJ
8. Mcfarland. and Jennie Wilson will
90 to Toledo this evening and Wednes-
day morning to attend the fifth dis
trict meeting of the Iowa Federation
Of Woman's Clubs, which begins this
evening and continues over Wednes-
day.
Replete with big feature numbers.
tunefil and colorful musical 'essem-
blies. whirlwind fun and classy vaude-
vile acts. The Charming Widows
viii come 70 the 'Odeon Tf1eater to-
night. A company of thirty-fiv peo-
pie, including twenty pretty chorus
girls, is employed and the entertain
ment is merry mixture OF classy
singing, dancing and fun making.
Eddie Dale, the well known, and pops
ular German comedian, has the lead
ing comedy role. 0deon.
Fifty guests were entertained at an
open meeting Of the Monday Night
Club Of the Baptist church at the
church Monday evening. A program
crfv, - l>L@ -
tween two teams composed Of club
members on the subject, Resolved.
that war is justifable." Eugene Nc
Kibben, Howard Ewing and Fred Don
nelson upheld the affirmative side Of
the question, while Colin Roadhouse.
Byron Biersborn, and Loren Dunmire
attempted to show that, the negative
was true. The decision favored the
affirmative by to 1. Refreshments
were served following the debate.