Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-25

Rev. H. Reichardt, of Lowden, visit
ed in the city today with Rev. c.
| Jankowslsi being en- route home from
Gladbrook.
Billie Burke in "Gloria's Romance
will be shown at the Casino on Tues
days instead Of Thursdays hereafter.
Casino Theater.
Misses Luella Mendenhall and Marie
Wheeligan were at Liscomb Sunday
where Miss Mendenhall sang at Sun
| day school rally.
! Mrs. w. H. Henry, of Shannon City.
who has been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. I. Everst, of Clemens, left
Saturday for her home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glen r. Rogers and
| son, of Ottumwa, returned home Sat
urday after visit in this city with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| r. Rogers.
Sheriff J. II. Cummings. of Denison,
| was in the city Saturday visiting his
brother in law, J. F. Tallett, being en-
route home from Eldora, where he took
three boys to the reform school.
Sister Caroline Petemeier and Sister
| Amalia klopsteg, of Faribault, Mimi,
left this morning for Chicago after Wis
iting over Sunday with Sister Louise
Kreutz. at the Deaconess hospital.
Mrs. Laura kimball, of Green Noun
| tain, and her cousin, Mrs. Lou Caster,
| of Burr Oak, Kan, who is visiting her,
| were in the city this morning on their
| way home from Minerva, where they
visited over Sunday with P. H. Hum
| phrey and family
Complimentary to Miss Ruth Hay
| ner, who is to be married during the
| holidays to P. c. Rude, fourteen teach
ers of the city held picnic Saturday
noon at Cottage Grove park and pre-
scented the guest Of honor with a
shower of miscellaneous gifts.
Rev. II. F. Horton, Miss Anna Erick-
son and Mrs. A. Nelson, of Lamoille
and Rev. B. F. Martin. of this city,
went this morning to Oskaloosa to at
| tend the annual convention of the fifth
district of Congregational churches of
| Iowa. Rev. Mr.. Horton will give the
opening. address Of the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Franks. of Win
| field. KAN arrived in the city Sunday
evening for short visit with Mrs
| Franks sister Mrs. J. Q. Hail. and
family Mr. Franks left this morning
for Dixon, ILL.,, to attend the funeral
| of his brother Henry Franks Mr..
| Franks will return the latter part of the
week.
In honor of the eighth birthday an
| niversay of her daughter, Frances
Mrs. c. E. Forkner entertained twelve
children Saturday afternoon at her
home, $40 East church street. An en-
joyable afternoon was spent in playing
games, and the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by Mrs. j. r. Hollings-
worth and Miss Laura Donnelson.
We carry a full line of automobile
liability, compensation, plate glass
burglary, flywheel. boi,e. ana cccitent
and health insurance in the best COM
panies available. Why not be on the
safe side and insure your automobile
against liability and property damage
before you have an accident? See, write
or phone us for prices. etc. Phone 56s.
Shove & Bay, Masonic Temple.
Rev Karl Rest was in Cleves and
Ackley Sunday, where he preached in
the forenoon and afternoon. Rev. MIR
Rest leaves today for Cleveland, where
he will attend the National Deacones:
conference, and from there will go On
to Philadelphia to be present at the
meeting Of the International Hospital
Association to be held in the latter city
the end of this week.
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Boys at play in the Second ward be-
tween Jerome and Park, noticed an
automobile tire and rim lying in the
yard at 406 North Fourth street, the
home of Mrs. Addie Rogers 1t was
supposed to belong, to the Rogers car
but when the T.-R. Saturday evening
| told Of H. S. Lawrence having had
tire stolen an investigation showed II
to be the one found. 1t is presumed
that the tire was thrown in the Rogers
yard after the thief discovered it to be
an odd size and that he would not be
able to dispose Of 1t.
Members of the Quiet Hour Circle of
Central Church of Christ met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. M.
Baker, 106 West Grant street, and
elected officers for the coming year.
| Miss Eva Flanagan was chosen presi-
dent Miss Hannah Wood vice presi-
dent Miss Ruth West secretary, and
Miss Hope Smith treasurer. The Bible
and mission study followed In charge
of Miss Dorothy Kersey, and the re-
mainder of the time was spent in
dressing dolls to be sent to Miss
Myrtle Furman, the church's mission
airy in Bilastur, India. The hostess
served refreshments.
Forty Country Club women were en-
.ertained at the club house Saturday
afternoon, passing the afternoon In
sewing and with bridge and five hum
bred. In the bridge game the prizes
were won by Miss Gretrude Gregory,
OF Denver, and Mrs. Carl Heitshu. In
Ave hundred Mrs. s. E. Pyle and Mrs
Willard Mosher won the prizes. At
the close Of the afternoon refreshments
were served by the hostesses Misses
Margaret WATSON, Ina Will, Winifred
Chamberlain, Lola Scott, Fannie and
Rose Flower, Marie Healy, Vera Vaw-
ter, Grace Swingley, Bernice Nickel,
Irma and Lorinne Mundy, and Mar
garet Statler. The guests from away
included Mrs. " o. Louis. Of Iowa
City; Mrs. John Hall, Of Grinneii;; Mrs.
w. W. Powers, Of Casey: Mrs. D. w.
sO'Hern, OF Oklahoma City; and Miss
Adaline Parker, OF Denver