Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-08


We have large team of mules,
which we wish to place with some far
mer TO use for their keep until about
April is. Marshalltown Buggy Com
pany.
Edwin Kallenberg, who spent the
holidays at the home of his sister,
Mrs c. r. Overturf, has returned to
Chicago, where he is a student at Nc
Killip Veterinary College.
While up town tonight don't miss
seeing the bill that's now playing at
the Odeon. Two shows this evening.
1880 and o'clock. Pictures changed
every night. New vaudeville tomorrow.
Odeon.
Mrs. W. B. Thompson. 105 South
Sixth avenue, was hostess Friday aft
ernoon to the members of the Glover
Club. Sewing occupied the afternoon,
which was otherwise spent socially,
and the hostess served two-course
luncheon.
Members Of the aid society Of the
State Street United Evangelical. church
will entertain Tuesday evening, Jan.
IL, the members Of the church and all
those who were interested and helped
the aid in any way in remodeIing the
church. There will be no charge for
admittance.
Services at the Presbyterian church
will be at the hours Of II a. N. and
40 = m. DR.. Linn will speak in the
morning on The Influence Of Prayer
on the Individual Life" and in the eve
ming on What Must Do?" Com
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the close Of the morning service. The
church is opposite the postofics.
Committee.
Twenty members Of TIE Royal High
landers pleasantly surprised Mrs. J. E
Pilgrim, 617 Bromley street, at her
home Friday evening, the party being
in celebration OF her birthday ami
versary. The guests presented their
hostess with an emblem PIN Of the or
ganizatton and pleasant evening Nas
happily passed with games and music
Refreshments were se-ved
Own a home Of your own by invest
ing with Us so cents per month on
each sl33 borrowed. In other associa-
tons like ours. shareholders have paid
out in fun IN $50 months with only
ss5 actually paid IN. the profits bring
ing the investors account Up 70 si90.
Nineteenth series opened Jan l. Mar
shaIltown Savings and Loan Associa-
ton G. ". Gilbert secretary, at
G-egwys
Funeral services Sor MIS-. Theresa
Drummer were held AZ o'clock this
morning from the Catholic church a.
Harerhill The pail bearers were 3.
Vanderah- z. Hanfeldt- ". L Krier,
Mat E6el NJ. j. McGrath, George
Heiering, John Kopel and Henry Pile.
Burial was in the Haverhiu cemetery.
Those in attendance from q distance
were Miss Anna Hoffman, OF Stacy
vi!!e, and Mrs Christine Jansen ard
Miss Mary Welp, of Marshalltown.
Don't break your resolution 70 at
tend church services during 1915. Go
to church tomorrow II you have no
church home or have not been going,
just decide to accept the invitation Of
the Baptist temple and you will not
regret it. Good music, short ser
mon, a rousing service Of song and
hearty welcome The pastor speaks
Sunday night on Gods Friend" Are
you one? Come and hear about il.
Committee.
Members Of the travel department Of
the Wonan's Club were entertained
Friday afternoon by Mesdames Frank
Haradon. Susan White. T. G. Stewart,
G.. A. Smith. J. V. Bass, D. D. Neblett.
and David Lennox, at the Haradon
home, 40 East Church street The
study of India was continued Mrs.
Julia Smith told the story Of Warren
Hastings Mrs. Robert Mullin gave the
history Of the governor generalship u
Lord CORVALLIS, Mrs. Philip Vogt de-
scribed the generalship Of Wellesley.
and Mrs. Will Wallace told Of the
Sepoy mutiny of 1851. Mrs. Fred T.
Welles read a paper on Travels in
India" The program was opened by
Mrs. L. E Matson. who sang "Manda-
lay" After the program the guests
visited while the hostesses served re-
Treatments.
Funeral services for Miss Jessie MIL
Ter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Miller living near Albion. were held
Friday afternoon at 80 at the Meth
odist church. Rev. G. f. Luce, pastor
of the Methodist church al Albion, as
sisted by Rev. r. F. HurIburt. con
Quoted the services. The pail bearers
were Carl and Wilbur Barnard and
+. G. Bridges of Eldora: Fred Miller,
Of whittier: Lisle Barnard and Ralph
I. Miller. The flowers bearers were Mrs.
David Lennox, Mrs. Earl MonOhon and
Miss Louise Boswell The burial was
in Riverside cemetery. Those VINO at
tended the funeral from away Were
Mr. and Mrs. +. Moore, of Gearing;
Mrs. 4Reva Ingraham, Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Bridgens
& and Miss Helen Hall, all of Eldora:
Mrs r. c. Haas and l.. A. Miller. Of
s Union; and Mrs. Mary Sayer and son
Roy of Russell.
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