Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-24

Mrs. Elmer A1sbaugh, Alb Union street.
Moose annual bali Thanksgiving eve,
Wednesday, Nov. "a, Cronkelton hall,
over Shrubs cafe. Moose orchestra.
Ladies free, admission Is cents. Com
mittee.
When looking for the very best in
sweaters the Keller Koat will please
you. The Keller-Koats are used by
! the largest athletic societies. Schmidt's
hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodland, Of
Grinnell, will visit over Thanksgiving
with their daughter, Mrs. 9. H. Wen
dell, at Mount Vernon, where they
went this morning.
From now until Christmas we offer
our Keller-koat at very special
price. We have the sweaters In med
ium, heavy and extra heavy weight.
Schmidt's hardware.
Hear Birch and Harris at the First
Presbyterian church tonight at 7:4o.
Birch will speak on the subject, who's
Your Doctor?" and Harris will sing the
gospel message. Committee.
Big rummage sale, Is North Center
street. Wednesday and Thursday. Dec.
/ and 2. Washing machine included.
Everybody come. For donations phone
252 white. Builder class, NJ r. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hill, Of Niles,
Mich, will arrive in the city this even
ing to spend Thanksgiving at the home
Of Mrs. Hills father and sisters, ]. J,
Hall and Misses Mary and Jessie Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Landon. of Bill
lings, Mont, who have been visiting
relatives and friends here for short
time, left for Sanborn this morning to
visit with relatives before starting for
home.
After the football game you will
want fine place to spend the eve
ming. Why not go to the best thing
in town. the Clark recital at the Bap-
list temple at SIS. Thanksgiving
night?, Committee.
Members of st. Margaret's Mission
were entertained Tuesday evening at
the home Of Miss Jeanette Smith.
20S1h North Third avenue. Business
OF the society occupied most of the
time, and the hostess served refresh
ments.
.-The Country Minister" = rural
: comedy drama will be the matinee bill
at the Odeon theater tomorrow offered
by the well known Henderson Stock
Company New and up-to- date spe-
cialties will be presented between the
acts. Odeon.
Mrs. B. A. Morgan, 312 East Main
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the members OF the Hawthorne Club.
The study Of Spain was continued and
was led by Mrs. I, o. Kemble. During
an hour spent socially the hostess
served refreshments.
Mrs. c. e. Donnelley. of colburn.
Idaho who has been visiting here with
, her sister, Mrs. A. F. Larson, went
this morning to Clemens. accompanied
by Mrs. Larson, and the two sisters
will visit there over Thanksgiving with
their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn.
William Hellberg is home from
Koshkonong, Mo-, where he has been
for five weeks looking after his fruit
farm. harvesting his apple crop and
putting up an additional building. For
the age Of his trees. none Of which are
over years old. Mr.. Hellberg's
apple crop this season was very good
Twenty-Five members Of the Royal
Neighbors Aid Society were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames
w. o. Butler and C. H. Reese at the
Butler home, POT North First street.
At the close of the work hour the
guests visited while the hostesses, as
sisted by Mrs. F. Wertenberger and
Miss Lillian Butler, served refresh-
ments.
Misses Leota Weaver Margaret and
Hortense Setback and Mary Kennehan
were hostesses Tuesday evening to the
members of the Young Ladies' Sodal-
ity, whom them entertained at the
home Of Miss Kennehan, 104 West Me-
vada street. The hours were pleasant
~ passed socially and with fancy
work. After short business session
q two-course luncheon was served by
the hostesses.
The music is q great feature at the
evangelistic meetings at the Presby-
terian church. A chorus choir OF
twenty Ave voices assists in the music,
ana when you combine with that. Pro-
lessor Harris. Chester Birch with his
cornet, pipe organ and piano, you
have great combination, and one
that Is well worth hearing. The above
combination win furnish the music this
evening at the meeting in the Presby-
terrain church: Committee.
The bi-weekly meeting Of the Rotary
Club was held Monday evening. follow
ing supper served at the Stoddart. DR.,
], r. Billiard, chairman Of . special
committee to promote safety In the
streets. reported that the city council
felt Its inability to give aid because Of
q lack Of an ordinance on the subject
It promised to pass such an ordinance.
w. p. MOsher. manager Of the local
store Of the F. w. Woolworth Company,
told some the methods Of conducting
the business.
An interesting afternoon was spent
by members of the Entire Nous Club.
who were entertained Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Maude BATHS, EOS North
Third street. At the close Of the busi-
ness session review was made Of the
study Of the previous meeting. The
club Is studying Egypt and several en-
tertaining talks were given by Mes
DANES M. u. Chesire, F. G.. Nichols.
Mary. Il, Kidder. Maude BATHS, and
Miss Leila David. The class then read
s.The Finding OF Pharaoh" an article
BY Edward Wilson, and Mrs. Mary
i Battis closed the programs with =
reading, IAN Address TO y Mummy
by Forrest Smith.