Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-03

Mrs. Harry Willett, Of Brooklyn, re-
turned home this morning after visit
ing with e. H. Warner and family in
Tama.
Mrs. R. H. Hudspeth, Of Union, was
in the city Thursday visiting her hus-
band, who is a patient at ST. Thomas
hospital.
Miss Anna Eliza Schultz, of Des
Moines, went Thursday evening to
Colo to visit her cousin, Otto Richter.
and family.
Don't let your boy feel he is not
dressed right going to school. Bring
him to our store and we will attend
to it. Pappe's.
Make your entries for the county
fair at my office, First National Bank
building and avoid the rush at fair
grounds. w. M. Clark. secretary.
You can buy butter this week at IS,
20, 20 and 80 cents pound. Come In
and try our rs cent quality. Reynolds
& Sheldon, 100 West Main street
Special at Levin Dry Good. Company
tomorrow, 500 Boston ferns in two and
at 9 cents each. Sale begins at 9 g. m.
Levin's.
Farmers and stockmen. try pail Of
Interstate Stock Mixture" for sale at
Stewards feed barn, formerly Har-
mons. Reduced price Saturday.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Lockard & Overturf grocery win
oo or o11 dow So
being Labor day. Kindly arrange to
let US have your orders early Saturday
morning. It will be appreciated. Lock-
ard & Overturf grocery.
The condition Of Mrs. George A.
Turner. who has been confined to her
bed most Of the time since she was
brought from a Chicago hospital early
in the summer, is very serious: so
grave, In fact, that the relatives are
much concerned.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church met Thursday aft
ernoon at the church with a large at
tendance. The hostesses were Mes
DANES F. A. Moscrip, F. ]. Neiman, w.
B, Bohen, ]. S. Booth, and w. H. Gift
fen. After the regular program re-
freshments were served by the host
esses.
Fifteen friends of Mrs. Frank Beck
with, GOT North First avenue, sur
prised her at her home Thursday aft
ernoon. the occasion being her fftieth
birthday anniversary. A pleasant aft
ernoon was enjoyed socially, and Mrs.
Beckwith was presented with a fancy
table cloth as birthday gift. Re-
freshments were served later.
M. C. Roskopf and mother, Mrs.
Margaret Roskopf of this city: Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Baltz, Of Bancroft;
and Mrs. Matthew Laux, Of Wesley,
returned to this city Thursday from
Ottumwa, where they have been visit
ing relatives few days Mr.. and Mrs.
Baltz and Mrs. Laux will be at the
Roskopf home a few days
E. N. Strauss and son Ferdinand. Of
Mosier, Ore: Mrs. w. F. Oakley, Of
Minneapolis: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Strauss Of Marshfield, Wis.,; and Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Strauss, Of Ripon,
Wis, have been at the S. r. Feinberg
home this week owing to the illness Of
their sister and aunt, Mrs. Feinberg.
Mrs. Feinberg was resting quite com.
IOrldDly IOOdy.
Commencing Sunday and for eight
days except Friday. AL Gorrell and his
company will be the attraction at the
Odeon theater. The company this sea-
son has many OF the old time favorites.
The opening play for Sunday evening
will be a four-act drama. For His
Sisters Honor" a play with plenty Of
good comedy and the latest specialties
will be offered between the acts. Seat
sale opens tomorrow at 10 g. M, prices
10 and 20 cents. Buy your tickets early.
Phone 1905 Odeon.
Seventy-five ladies' were present at
the regular meeting Of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society. held Thursday
afternoon at the church After the
regular business meeting Miss RATHER
inc Lands sang two vocal numbers.
accompanied by Miss Bernice Arney
and Geraldine Smith also gave two
readings. The hostesses served re-
freshments. Those who acted as host
esses were Mesdames c. III. Tidd, A. X.
Smith, III. F. Kimball. Cecil Rogers, Al
bert odett, N. A. Julian, and J. C.
White