Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04

Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Sadie Wescott, of Montour, re-
turned home Friday after visiting here
with her daughter, Mrs. George Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Johnson, Of To-
ledo, went to Grinnell Friday to visit
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kirk
patrick.
Mrs. w. H. Davidson, Of Grinnell,
was in the city Friday on her way to
Boone to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ros-
coe Hutson.
Mrs. C. e. Smith and son William
went Friday evening to State Center to
visit the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
9. T. Shaunce.
Mrs. Sarah Denune, of Seldom, ar
rived in the city Friday to visit her
mother and brother, Mrs. Elizabeth and
w. l.. Boswell.
Mrs. D. NJ. Stanton, of Austin, Mimi.
arrived IN the city Friday evening for
brief visit with her brother-in- law,
Clarence Stanton.
Miss Alicia McElvania. of Cedar
Rapids. was in the city Friday, being
on her way to Hampton to visit her
brother: Charles McElyania.
C. B. Keoppel, Of Celina, O.. who
has been visiting here with his uncle,
George Hines, left Friday night for St.
Paul to visit other relatives.
Mrs. Mary E. Hewitt, 10 South
Twelfth street, who has been seriously
sick Of a complication of. asthma and
pneumonia, is much improved.
Mrs. S. A. Gibson, of Long Beach,
Cal, who has been visiting friends in
Toledo. was here Friday on her way
to Baxter to visit other friends.
Mrs. John McKeag, of Montezuma,
arrived in the city Friday evening and
will visit here with her sisters, Mrs.
G. B. McCombs and Mrs. Joe Schied
Furs wanted: $3.50 for skunk hides.
muskrats up to 80 cents, civit cats so
cents, horse. hides $3.50, COW hides, Is
cents per pound. Cash paid, at 10
East Main. A. Gervich.
Remember the annual supper and
bazaar at the Methodist church Dec. q.
We have large assortment Of useful
and fancy articles. also imported Jap
anese goods for sale Bazaar all day
and evening. Committee,
J. E. and L. W.. Madden, aAds their
sister Mrs. A. Ahrenkiel, of Platte
vile, Colo, were In the city Friday
evening. being on their way to Eldora
with the body of. brother, NJ. A..
Madden, who died in Colorado. The
Maddens were former residents of Ell
dora.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert E. Johnson
have purchased of T. T. Shorthill the
residence property at GOT West State
street that Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson have
leased since they were married The
price paid for the property was not
made public, but the revenue stamps
attached to the deed indicate a sale
price Of about $500.
Misses Nell Jackson and May Red
wick entertained few Of their friends
at dinner Thursday evening at the
home Of the former, 500 North Third
s.-cc:. Covers were laid Ter SS::SS::ceii,
the table being PRETTY decorated with
ferns. A four-course dinner was served
at o'clock. Games and music fur
nished amusement during the evening.
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light Club of Grinnell spent Friday in
the city as guests OF Mrs..J. G. Mears,
$40 East Main street. Mrs. Mears en-
tertained at o'clock, being assisted in
serving by her daughters. Misses Mabel.
Dotha and Eleanor. The guests from
Grinnell were Mesdames John Evans,
A. A. Foster !. S. Bailey, A. G. Harri-
man, David S. Morrison. G. II. Hamlin,
G. 6. Taylor, George McGwin, L. Ku-
tish, George Brown, Charles Kicker,
Mary.C. Sutherland, and Henry Rowe.
Mrs. c. H. Morris, 4o2 North Third
street entertained Friday evening mem
bers OF Myrtle Felrnan Mission Circle.
The affair was in the nature Of a fare
we'll party, as MRS.. Morris Is to leave
the city soon to make her home in
Denver. where Rev. Mr. Morris will be-
come the pastor Of Central Church Of
Christ. A short program included a
bible study, conducted by Miss Ger
3trude Shahan, after which Mrs. Morris
and Miss Florence Wallace gave de-
scriptiye talks on CeyIon. "a social
hour was enjoyed and the members OF
the circle presented Mrs Morris with
a beautiful brass rack. Missionary
charades created much amusement,
and the hostess. assisted by Mrs. A. A.
Bailey, served refreshments.
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Members Of the Carstiaiwaay Club and
a few guests were aple&santly enter
tanned Friday evening by Mr. and MRS.
w. A. sandoe and Mr.. IDA staiter
and Mrs. Emma S 81 sat the Sandiue
home. s0e North Center street. Covers
were laid for forty, tho tables being
prettily decorated with bowls of baby
chrysanthemums and at Z o'clock the
hostesses were assisted In serving q
three course dinner by Misses Leila
David, Eva Hanes. and Josephine
Gabelman and Harry Speers. After
the dinner five hundred furnished the
entertainment. Mrs. Frank willard
and L. J. Patterson received the prizes
for progression, while Mrs Anna r.
Wheeler and Frank Willard were
awarded the prizes for Slams Mrs.
Walter Hanna, Of Giiroy, Cal; Mrs. F.
b. Garvin. OF Scranton. Pa. and Mrs.