Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-26

thought that she will recover without
submitting to an operation. however.
The Busy Bee, Circle of the L. o. T.
NJ. will be entertained Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 by Mrs. G. w. Kin!
ney and Mrs. Woodmansee at the
formers home 209 West Main street.
! Members Of the Danish Ladies' Aid
will meet all day Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Peter Nielsen, one and one-half
miles west Of the city. A conveyance
will meet the soldiers home car at II
o'clock.
! Funeral services for Silas Vanscoic,
| a member of the soldiers home, were
held this afternoon at o'clock from
the assembly hall, conducted by Rev.
H. o. Pratt Burial was in the home
cemetery.
! A party Of forty men and women
from Waterloo, including members Of
| the w. r. c. and G. A. R. were visitors
at tho Iowa Soldiers Home today
Another party from GrinneIl is ex-
pected Thursday.
| DR.. and Mrs. NJ. U. Chesire are in
Anamosa, where they were called by
the death Of DR.. Chesires brother.
William Chesire, who died Sunday Of
Bright's disease. He had been suffer-
ing with the disease for long time.
The men ofsthe Presbyterian church
are to be entertained at dinner
Wednesday night in the church din
ing room by tho officers Of the church.
After the meal short program of
! talks by laymen and musical numbers
will be given. 4
Those who attend the christian SCI
next Thursday evening will be told in
a non impulsive scholarly way why
the unimpeachable precedent for chris
tian healing should not, be ignored.
First Church Of Christ Scientist.
Mrs. r. E. Sears will leave tonight
for Lewiston, Mont. where she will re-
main for the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Graham. Mr.. Sears,
who has been home for a few weeks,
will leave for Texas Wednesday. The
Sears home has been rented to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Volker for the winter.
We have always tried to give our
customers the best of everything in the
way of merchandise and service. We
couldn't improve on either of these, so
decided to give you better and more
convenient place to shop. Always make
our new store your shopping and rest
ing headquarters. Painter, the cloth
Ter.
Litford and Simons, the vaudeville
favorites, are still flying towards sue
cess with the big burlesque surprise,
Hello Girls" which plays at the Odeon
tonight They will introduce an en-
tire new and novel speciality, the same
one that they successfully produced on
the big vaudeville time during the past
summer. Odeon.
Twenty members Of the Young Mems
Monday Night Club of the Baptist
church met Monday evening at the
church for e business session. Election
Of officers resulted in Colin Read
house being chosen president; Loren
Dunmire, vice president; Fred Donnel-
son, secretary, and Earl Pickett treas.
urer. The meeting was devoted to bus
mess Of the club. plans being discussed
for the future work of the club.
Seventy parishioners Of st. Paups
Episcopal church met Monday evening
at the church to discuss means and
ways of raising funds to lift the
church Indebtedness j. w. Hook was
chairman, and dinner was served by
members Of the committee. During the
business session after the supper $5s5
was raised. making total of $500.
which had beer pledged in the past few
days. Ar. effort is being made to raise
$4,000. i ID. -;
The offering At the odeon tonight
will be that big burlesque organiza-
ton, Hello Girls" with cast Of en-
tertainers Of more than average abil-
lty including Phil Doyle. Helen Delany.
Bob Condor, Ruth Phillips, Ed Jordan.
Anita Marceau, Litford and Simons.
together with large and beautiful
chorus, tuneful music. and pretty stage
settings cannot fail to bring about a
most satisfactory and pleasing result.
Odeon.
II. B. Mannard, a leading railroad
attorney of KANSAS City. and Mr..
Howard. another well known Kansas
City attorney, were in the city Monday
taking the deposition Of Dr., e. s. Bur-
roughs in case wherein the agent
who sold to DIR. Burroughs q $4,000
fiat building is suing the former owner
for $500 commission. The Kansas
City attorneys declare that Marshall-
town I'd the finest town Of its size
they. have ever seen.
The condition of Mrs. j. W. Sipher.
of Monmouth, ILL.,, mother OF Mrs. +. L.
Meeker, who suffered slight stroke
Of apop1exy Saturday. 10 improved.
Mrs Sipher was with q party Of
friends who were motoring to Streator,
ILL.,, when about half way there she
became Ill and was stricken. The re-
sulting paralysis affects the left side.
Mrs. Sipher was able to be taken to
her home in Monmouth and her condi-
ton 10 not considered serious. Mrs.
Meeke- lef. Sunday for Monmouth to
be with her mother.