Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-14

MTS. Anna fdOCkeTSInltn TetuEilcu
home this morning from visit In Des
Moines and New Sharon,
Red Men dance at Red Mems hall to-
noght Admission 10 cents. EveninH
tickets so nts.-Advertisement.
The famous Apache dance, orig
mated by Maurice, is introduced in the
picture. Sunday and Monday. Strand
All Of our canned goods are in now
Sort UP what you want. Special dis
count on dozen lots. Come in and
talk 1t over Parlor Grocery.
Hs------->-S.------- ~
Farmers market day sale, Green
Mountain, Oct. 1s. List your stuff with
Green Mountain Bank or Leroy Thomp-
son or j. r. Manship.-Advertisem
Apgar is equipped with modern ap-
paratus to make either single or group
will be glad to show you samples and
give prices. Apgar's studio.
A large crowd attended the box social
given Friday evening in the Odd Fell
lows hall by the Woodmen's Circle. The
evening was spent socially and with
dancing. The sale of boxes netted
about SIS.
Mrs. Mary J. Stotts returned home
Friday from three weeks visit with
her son, DR.. A. F. Stotts, at Galesburg
III. On her return trip Mrs Stotts
visited several days at the home of DR.
George Niblock, at Derby.
The Young Ladies' Sodality Of ST
o,.>,'c OH hold pinrf
party Friday evening in K. of C. hall
After the games dancing was enjoyed
The young ladies cleared about $40.
A dance was given Friday evening at
Red Mems hall by William r. Flower
and James S. Swingley. Thirty couples
enjoyed pleasant evening. Miss Eli
zabeth McCombs aud Chester Nickel
gave out the programs and served
frappe during the evening.
The North Star Ladies' Aid Society
held a pumpkin pie social and supper
Friday evening at the Howard Eckles
farm for the benefit Of the orphans
home at Council Bluffs. Supper was
served cafeteria style to a large crowd
from which the ladies cleared about
s25.
Mrs. j. c. Darling. 403 South Third
street, was hostess Friday afternoon to
the regular meeting of the Pansy Club
at her home. Following the business
meeting the members enjoyed the aft
ernoon socially and in piecing quilt
blocks. Mrs. Darling's daughter Lilah
assisted in serving refreshments.
The Fidelity Savings Bank was es.
tablished in 1892 and offers savings de.
positors the advantage of a banking
service with facilities and connections
developed from twenty three years ex-
| perience in handling savings accounts
This bank has paid per cent interest
on savings deposits since it was organ
lied, Open Saturday evening. $3.50 te
s.. AdvertisA lpent.
Three hundred members OF the Bap-
fist church held "get-together" social
Friday evening at the church. Rev
and Mrs. r. b. Davidson and the ON
GERS Of the aid and mission circle were
| in the receiving line. !, Autumn leaves
were used in decorating the parlors q
the church. In the early parteof ting
| evening" a SuOTt RgO6ioAA "oo SA'9SJS'SN
which included ,a.reAding by Mrs. Gp'
souvie ,sand az pfkno number by Laura
Donneison, after Which an. old fashion
ed spsfiing match was held: e. e. Gid
| ner. and F. H. Clemenssswerei the cap
l:tains; and the match was won by the
Gildner team. i Mrs. r. B. Davidson ano
| Mrs Il. w. Stewart were the last te
stand, but they. failed on the woro
renaissance At the Close Of the even
ing refreshments were served by a
committee, of which Mrs. w. E. Sanders
was chairman.
The annual, banquet Of the Methodist
Brotherhood was held Friday evening
| in the church parlors. Two hundred
forty members and friends were seated
at small tables decorated with autumn
flowers and berries. The banquet was
served by a division of the aid society
of which Mrs. U. S. Bentley is chairman
During the evening music by the sun
day school orchestra was enjoyed, ano
after the banquet Miss Ruth Haines anc
Miss Elizabeth Wellemeyer sang. u. II
Jackson was the POSTMASTER for the
| evening and introduced the speakers
Rev, w, G.. Crowder, new pastor OF the
church. made a few Introductory re-
marks. after which w. e. j. GratZ, o.
81. Paul, gave the principal talk of thu
| evening on the "Bowcar Man. Tht
\ title of Mr.. GRATIS talk was suggested
nv his little daughter, who saw some