Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-08

Orders taken for all kinds Of fancy
work for holiday gifts. Call and in
spect finished pieces. 10s West
tisement.
There will be meeting Of the
United Charities Association Tuesday
evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. to elect eeeN
manent ofricers and establish ec cteec-
tive organization.
Some Improvement was noticeable
today in the condition Of Robert Dem
bow, of Albion, who has been quite
seriously Ill of intestinal indigestion.
Mr.. Denbow was resting easier today.
The st. Paul Ladies' Guild will hold
a rummage sale Friday and Saturday
in the basement Of church. Anyone
having articles to contribute call 1872
or 1923 before Thursday-Advertise-
ment.
Traffic Manager F. B. Towsend, of
the M. & st. L. headquarters, Minne-
apolis, accompanied by Mrs. Towsend
and little daughter Margaret, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city visit
ing Mr.. Towsend's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. H. Towsend.
When turning corner at the inter-
section of Church and Linn streets
about 2 o'clock this morning, a baggage
wagon and taxicab belonging to Nc
Combs Bros, collided, breaking one Of
the shafts of the wagon and damaging
the taxi somewhat. No one was hurt.
Mrs. Caroline Farguson, of Aurora,
Ill., who has been visiting at the homes
% 1,a t6n
Janet and Bessie Ford, and w. H. Ford,
and family, was called home Saturday
night by message announcing the
death of her sister, Mrs. Robert Clifford.
Mr.. Ford accompanied Mrs. Farguson
to Aurora, and attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Clifford held Sunday.
Rida Johnson Young. who wrote the
book and lyrics of Lady Luxury" at
the Odeon Wednesday evening, Is the
author of five Of Chauncey Olcott's
plays in row. They were, in sequence,
Ragged Robin Barry Of Barry
more" "Macushla," THE Isle Of
Dreams and "Shameen Dhu." She
also wrote Naughty Marietta" in
which Florence Weber, the present
Lady Luxury" starred for two sea-
sons. Odeon.
Rev. o. Ingvolstad left Sunday night
for San Francisco and San Diego,
where he will visit the expositions. He
will then go to Los Angeles for a visit
with his brother, Richard Ingvolstad,
who is an attorney in that city. On the
return trip Mr.. Ingvoldstad will stop
at places Of interest and also for q
visit with another brother. Carl Ing
voldstad, who is in the drug business
in Colorado Springs. Mr.. Ingvodlstod
will be away five weeks.
The temperature was just right TOR
the miss or lady that was down town
shopping to stop at our fountain and
enjoy her. cup Of hot sweet, chocolate.
Mr.. Fuller knows the way to make 1t.
You will agree with Him when you
see it being drawn from the large: sill
yer urn into the dainty white cups.
You'll notice the color Of 1t too, but
best of all is the flavor, "just right"
Oh, yes, you may order hot coffee too
if you wish. Mcbride & Will Drug
Company. ~
The Neil O'Brien minstreds headed
by the popular Neil himself, will be
the attraction at the Odeon Thursday
evening. Mr.. O'Brien is now on his
fourth annual tour, and brings to this
city what he promises as quite the
most expensive, and most deliberately
staged minstrel entertainment that
America has seen for many years.
Among the new features Is a new
sketch written and staged by Mr..
O'Brien which he calls "Darktown's
Bravest Fighting the Flames" Odeon.
The Hixite Friends quarterly meet
ing was held Saturday and Sunday at
the Marietta Friends church. The
meetings were fairly well attended.
Many members Of the Friends church
in this city motored to the Sunday
meetings. Elizabeth Lloyd, for many
years editor Of the Friends Intelligence
er, Philadelphia, and Barnard Walton,
also of Philadelphia, addressed the
meetings. Mrs. j. T. Hollingsworth.
and G. e. Cole, Of West Liberty, and
Lawrence Russell, Of Winfield, were in
attendance at the meetings. s
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McCreery. ac-
companied by E. r. Lay and Mrs e.
A. Shirley. the latter Of Kansas City,
motored Sunday to Oskaloosa, where
they attended the dedication OF the
Haskell memorial organ at the new
First Congregational church Sunday
morning. The organ was a gift to the
new church by Mrs I. o. Kembfe, Of
this city, in memory of her. father,
William Wallace Haskell. her mother,
Marie Howard Haskell, and sister, Eda
Mary Haskell, Of Oskaloosa, Mrs.
Kembles old home. An impressive
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