Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
Dr. Graham, oss.opatn. Masonic t.nol,

4 = I (
Or. Graham. ostsopath. Masonic temple
Bring yonr watches In HodseA
Mrs. NJ. G. smith. OF Ames. was a
Friday visitor in the city.
Mrs. Robert Andrews. of Gilman, was
in the city with friends Friday.
Remember the Y. NJ. C. A. bazaar
and supper Tuesday, Dec. IA. Commit
tee.
Mesdames T. A. Bixby and J. w.
Gaunt, of Liscomb. were in the city
Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Ewing went Friday to
Montezuma to visit her mother, Mrs.
Laura Zorn.
Mrs. c. C. Perrin went Friday even
ing to Albion for a brief visit with
Mrs. A. Bywater.
Miss Marcia Meeker went Friday to
father, J. w. sipher.
Mrs. s. c. Hamblin and daughter left
Friday for Canton. s. D., to visit her
father, e. Wilkinson. and family.
Friday evening after several weeks
visit with her parents in Moline, Ill.
Mrs. George Sullivan and daughter,
Mrs. George McCarl, of Oskaloosa,
were in the city visiting friends Fri
day.
Florence and Louise Stewart of Gill
man, came to the city Friday night and
will visit her with their grandfather,
c. T. Stewart.
Mrs o. G. Cornwell and Miss Mary
Rush, of Norwalk, went Friday even-
ing to Eldora to visit Clarence Mitch
ell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lynx and chill
dren, of Iowa Falls arrived in the city
Friday night to visit the formers
brother, DIR. |. B. Lynx.
John w. Wells and l. I. Forbes were
in Waterloo Friday to attend the flu
neral of Samuel Hail. past grand COM
mander Of the Iowa Knights Tenlplar.
Mrs c. E. Clark, of Kinbrae, Mimi,
and Mrs. H. H. Campbell, of Madison,
S. D., left Friday for their homes, after
visiting their sister, Mrs. David Tucker,
at Clemens.
r. Cornell. of Ithaca, Neb., who has
been here visiting Harry Rexilius, of
st. Anthony, who has been a patient at
ST. Thomas hospital went Friday
evening to ST. Anthony to visit other
friends.
Sunday at the First Presby terian
church DR.. Linn will speak on What
Next?" at the morning service and
Why to Jesus Christi" at the evening
service. The songs that You like will
be sung. Committee.
Miss Gretchen Bingaman went Fri
day evening to Des Moines to visit
over Sunday with relatives. Miss
Gladys Geyer, who has been visiting
here with Miss Bingaman, returned to
her home at Des Moines Friday even
ing.
For sale-I am authorized to sell the
property located at the northeast corner
of Fourth avenue and Cunningham
street, consisting of the south 100 feet
OF lots and 8, in block 8, in Andrews
addition to Marshall. For price and
terms, apply to Anna Ketchum. admin
istratrix, 800 East Church street.
Members of the aid society Of the
Presbyterian church and several guests
were entertained at the church Friday
afternoon by Mesdames George Whit
ton, A. l.. Stevenson, and Elizabeth H.
Moore. After the business the guests
sewed and the hostesses served re-
freshments.
Mesdames T. E. Harris and George
y. Mason We're hostesses Friday after
noon at the meeting Of the Past Noble
Grand's Association of the Rebekah
Lodge, held at the Odd Fellows hall.
The members decided to send candy to
the children at the Odd Fellows
orphans home, and aprons to the old
ladies' home. maintained by the Odd
Fellows at Mason City. During the
social hour the iIustesses served re-
freshments.
Mrs. A. A. Axe was elected president
Friday afternoon at the annual meet
ing Of the Congregational Missionary
Society, held at the church, Mrs. E. c.
Wetherbee was chosen secretary and
Mrs. B. G. Taylor treasurer. A short
missionary program was held, during
which Mrs. j. #. Tallett gave report
of the missionary meeting recently
held at Cedar Rapids Mrs. Tallett and
Mrs. Alice Britton were hostesses and
served refreshments.
J. This Is the Life" Halton PoweIls
latest and best song and dance play,
will be the attraction at the Odeon
Sunday evening. This stellar attrac-
ton Is conceded to be one Of the bes:
of it's kind travelling. Music and song
combined in a delightful way and the
funny scenes, situations and coined
ians in the play, will keep you laugh
ing continually. 1t is seldom If ever
that a company visits us that is sc
highly Endorsed by the press and pub
lie as in Halton Powells This Is the
Life" Odeon.
Mrs. w. D. Plander was reelected
president Of the Rowena Circle at the
meeting of the society held Friday aft
ernoon at her home, GOT South Seventh
street. The other officers were all re-
elected as follows: Mrs. George Rine-
hart, vice president; Mrs. Fred O'Neal
secretary; and Mrs. Fred Barnard
treasurer. After the business session
the members tied comforters and en-
joyed an hour socially. Mrs! D. III
Hoffman was awarded the prize in q
guessing contest. In serving the hos-
tess was assisted by Mrs. Fred Plandel
and Mrs. Fred O'Neal.
An event of more than usual impor-
lance is chronicled for the Odeon