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

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Kinnan.
Mrs. E. c. Richards and mother, Mrs
H. I. Truesdale, also the formers
niece, Miss Leta Rawson, went this
morning to Ackley to visit over Sun
day.
A large ground floor, furnished front
room, only one block from Pilgrim
Hotel, in modern home, is for rent.
Write G-5, Times-Republican.
t;sement. I'll
THE Quest Of Life" marks the first
screen appearance of Maurice ano
Florence Walton, the internationally
renowned dancers. Sunday and Mon
day. Strand. III.
About 100 people were served at the
chicken pie supper given by the ladies
Of the Albion Presbyterian church Fri
day evening at the church The ladies
made $50. Seventy-five people from
this city we're in attendance.
Sheriff J. G. Edgar left for Ana
mosa early this Afternoon with Ernest
Roberts, Carl STACKER, and Richard Os-
Ter, the three boys who were sentenced
to serve five years for breaking into
the K. J. Wilson home Sept. l.
TIL regular meeting of the Tirzaf
Club was held Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. H. Amelung, 105 South
First street. Fancy work occupied the
afternoon for the members. The host
ess served refreshments assisted by
Mrs George Ruopp. Ma;
Mrs. Frederick W. Wahrer, of Fort
Madison, arrived in the city today fol
a two weeks visit at the home of hel
mother, Mrs. D.. W.. MarstoR. Mrs
Wahrer was accompanied by Mrs. Mel.
lie lamar. who has been a guest at the
Wahrer home for two weeks.
Mrs. D. S. Bonbrake, who has beef
in the city owing to the illness Of he
mother, the late Mrs. H. r. Rhem. VII
leave for home Tuesday. Mr.. Rhem ha
given up his home at 10 South Eight
street and will make HIS home with h!
daughter, Mrs. CT. Nesdharn. soutl
Eighth street. 49, 8
Rev. G. F. Barsalou Of Green Noun
tain, gave a lecture on THE American
Curve" at the Green Mountain church
Friday evening which was we'll attend
ed. The lecture was givenSunder tn
auspices Of the young peoples Sunda!
school class Of the church, and nettet
the class about SIS.
Now Is the time to have your Christ
mas photographs taken, before tn
real rush begins. Every one realize!
that I can give them more personal at
tention and have more time to pleas
my customers now than in November
Let me do your Christmas work now
Apgar, the photographer.
Messrs. C. H. Hull. w, G. strickler
c. P. Cook, II. A. Weisman and sol
Bloomfield, the latter of Cleveland, re
turned home Friday night from a tel
days fishing trip on Dead lake, Dent
MINI. They reported a fine time, fai
catch of fish, and few ducks. Thu
trip was made in the Hull car.
Funeral services for Hazel Ma!
Raisback were held from the Ralsbacl
home, $40 Arson street. at 2:3O Frida!
afternoon, in charge Of Rev. c. 6
zeigler. The pail bearers were
Wickham, W. Burke, F. Shinko, F
Cordt, H. Barnard and G. Hemphill
The flower bearers were Edna Wittel
Marjorie Whitney, Doris Finkle, Mil
dred Langdon, Anna Mitchell and Ma
RE Northam.
Maurice and Miss Walton hav'
danced before all the crowned heads Of
Europe and have received many excep.
tional tributes Of personal esteem from
MI, =, In
European capitals, in South America
and in the principal cities Of the United
States where they have invariably
scored great successes. In New YorF
they created positive sensation while
dancing at the exclusive Biltmore
Hotel. Here Sunday and Monday
Strand.
The Twentieth Century Club viii
hold it's opening meeting Tuesday
evening, Oct. II, with Mr.. and Mrs. c
H. Hull and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard HUI
at the home of the former, 4OS Yves
State street Charles H. Caffin, o.
New York, art and dramatic critic fol
the New York American, will give hi:
lecture on art For LIES Sake which
deals with art in the broadcast sens'
and its relation to the many actiVitie!
Of life. Mr.. Caffin was former critic o
the New York Evening Post, the New
York Sun, The International Studio
and Harper's Weekly.
The regular meeting of the Arnold
Mothers Club was held Friday after.
noon at the school building. In thu
business meeting Mrs. o. Davidson wa
elected secretary to fill the vacancy
left by Mrs. F. A. Hoppe, who has
moved from the district. The program
for the afternoon consisted Of SOM
by the third grade and piano duet BY
Marion Selby and Marion Reese aftel
which Mrs. E. l.. Kinnan read paper
on How the Child Develops. Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Palmer gave shor
talks and the program was closed witt
violin solo by Miss Esther Selby, who
was accompanied by Miss Bess Selby
Refreshments were served at the ciost
Of the program by the social commit
tee OF which Mrs. r N selby is chair:
man