Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-12

IN the city TUESDAY. e@
All the lumber yards Of the city VIII
be closed Thursday afternoon on ac-
count of the Observation-Disclosures
The meeting Of the Congregational
aid society which was to have been
held Thursday afternoon has been
postponed until Sept. 20.
Mrs. Peter Gendt, Of Ames. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. May
Adams, at Mason City. spent Tuesday
in the city while on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Mum, of Cedar
Falls. who have been visiting the
latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. W.
Schick, returned home this morning.
Those five girls in a bouquet OF
youth, music and song will be the big
feature act at the Casino Theater
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Ca
sine.
Dr. shallepberger specialist chronic,
nervous and special diseases will be at
Hotel ,Stoddart, Marshalltown,> Satur-
day September Is, 206th visit.--Adver-
tisement.
Misses Clara and Rosa Kunkel, OF
HaverhilI, were in the city this morn
ing while on their way to Dubuque
to visit for several days with their
brother, Charles Kunkel.
Mrs A. W. Youse, Of Oskaloosa,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Samuel Miled, and sisters, Mesdames
Ray Keller and r. w. Brewer, at AL
bion, was in the city Tuesday on her
way home.
Hartley vogt and his mother, Mrs.
Philip Vogt, drove to Ames Tuesday
and spent the day. Hartley who has
attended the Iowa State College for
two years, has been drafted and ex-
poets to, leave for Camp Dodge soon.
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You are invited to visit Marshall Oil
Company booth in Merchants Exhibit
Hall at County Fair and learn for your
self why you should use Silk-tone, the
sanitary and washable finish, on your
walls, and Fullerton paints on your
house. J. B. Simmons, exclusive dealer.
Mrs. Jacob Wittel, Jr., los West Lin
coin street. entertained twelve ladies
Tuesday afternoon in honor of the
birthday anniversary of her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Jacob Wittel. Mrs. Wittell
served q three course lunch. assisted
by Mrs. Jacob Banzhaf and Miss Elsie
Niederhauser.
Mrs. Lena Christensen, o. Long
Point, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening to visit at the NJ. ]. Woolsey
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Woolsey arrived
home Monday from a three weeks visit
at Two Harbors, Mimi, where they
have been visiting at the home oe their
son Sidney Woolsey, who was recently
married.
Mail orders now accepted from both
in town and out of town patrons for
the coming engagement of AL Jolson,
in Robinson Crusoe Jr., which comes
to, the Odeon Sunday, Sept. 49,. Prices
entire lower floor $3.50: first two rows
balcony, $3.50; next three rows, 81; last
two rows. $3.50; gallery unreserved, Is
cents. Odeon.
Forty of the friends Of DR. and Mrs.
George Wanberg, of Whittier. Cal.
gathered at the F. w. Carl home, 500
Fremont street, Tuesday evening and
enjoyed a picnic supper in their honor.
A pleasant evening was spent socially
and with music, the guests joining in
siging BLESSED Be the Tie That
Binds" and America before leaving.
Thesregular meeting Of o. E. S. Cir
Gle was held in the masonic parlors
Tuesday afternoon with Mesdames r..
E. Frederick, George Downing, H. E.
Mason, C. H.. Schechter, ]. NJ Nc.
Laughlin and Ellen Mansfield as the
hostesses. After conducting the bust
ness session the members spent the
time IN working for the Red Cross, and
refreshments were served by theshoss-r
esses. So