Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-22

over sunday with friends In Hupparu.
All our $3.50 heavy sweaters now IS.
Only few left. Schmidts hardware.
Mrs. Fannie Musel and Miss Esther
Musel were Visitors in Chelsea Satur-
day.
Marshalltawn market sale Saturday.
Jan. 81 Plumb Bros, Mason & Shoe
maker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wheeler, of Belle
Plaine. were in the city Saturday on
their way to Grlnnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown. four
miles south of the city. are parents of
a daughter, born this morning.
Mrs. J. G. Elliott Mrs Belle Elliott
and Mrs. ~ A. Mishler, Of Lscomb.
were Saturday visitors in the city
Mrs c. l.. Koeppel, of st. Anthony,
went this morning to Tama. called by
the death of her uncle. e. G. Short.
The Shakespeare Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Fl. H. Nichols, ia North Center street.
Miss Jennie Hurto of this city. and
a friend. Mrs. A. B. Hixon. of Albany
y. Y. visited friends in Grinnell over
Sunday.
The newest of Cameo products is the
Tiny" wax and green beans. Try n
can. Tell the cook. Phones 2s4 and
1884. McCord's grocery.
A complete safety razor for the price
Of one shave. Allow us to show YOU
the advantage of a Durham duplex
razor. Schmidt's hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Bouton, Of
on their way from Des Moines to
Toledo to visit friends and relatives.
The body of Mrs. Emma Hausm;tn,
who died at the soldiers home Satur-
day morning, was sent Saturday night
to Montrose. where burial will take
place.
The Lilac Crochet Club will be en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Robert Coates and Mrs. W. A. George
at the formers home, 2o6 East State
street
Stanley Pierce of Milwaukee, Wis,
arrived in the city Sunday for visit
of indefinite length with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Dunn, who is quite Ill at
her home, POI South Center street.
You have read about it, Let us show
you the real article. The Standard
colony brooder. 1t is made of cast iron
and it burns coal. We can show you
why it is a good one. We recommend
and sell them. Schmidt's hardware.
Mail orders accompanied with re-
mittance and return stamped envelope
now filed in order Of receipt for the
Blue Paradise which comes to the
Odeon Theater Sunday evening. Prices
so cents, Is cents, 81, $3.50 and y.
Odeon.
Charles Wittel, foreman of the ROCK
Island shops at Silvis, ILL.,. spent Sun
day in the city visiting with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wittel, ana
brother. Jacob Wittel. Jr. Mr.. Wittel
was on his way home from business
trip to Kansas City.
Members Of the savings and loan as
ISOLATION will get detailed report OF
the years business at the annual meet
ing tonight at the Marshalltown Ciun
There will be elected three directors.
You should vote your stock. B. b:
Shollenberger, secretary.
Members of the Saturday Bridge Club
were entertained at luncheon Saturday
by Mrs. c. H. Whitehead at her nome
1OS North Third street. At one O'CLOCK
the hostess served luncheon IN TOUR
courses. assisted by Mrs. T. F. Brad
ford and Miss Vera Vawter Bridge
occupied the afternoon hours.
Hit the Trail to the Odeon Thcater
tonight, see your old friend, Al Gorrell
and his company in a new four-act
crook play Born in the Blood Ne"
plays and new specialties will be OIL
fered each evening. Prices 10 and 20
cents. One lady free tonight with each
Maid 90 cent ticket If bought before
D. m. Seats now selling. Odeon.
In honor Of the birthday anniversary
of her husband. Mrs. w. f. Dawson
pleasantly entertained at surprise
party Saturday evening at the Dawson
home. 1908 Jackson street. The guests
enioyed the evening socially and with
"a rds. at the close Of which Mrs. Daw-
son served a two course lunch. assisted
nv Mrs. G. l.. Dawson and Mrs. w. f.
Briggs.
Mrs. Rose Carney entertained at
family dinner Saturday at her home, D
South Sixth street. eighteen guests.
There were present from out Of the city
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Carney, of Clare
sholm. Alta; Eli Wilson. of Medicine
Hat, Alta; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carney
and daughter Blanche, of State Cen
ter; and Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Halferty
and son Ford, Of Van Tassel. Wyo.
A fair-sized audience attended the
lecture given Saturday evening in the
east court room Of the court house by
Miss Florence Wattles, Of kokomo.
Ind. on do Away With the Profits"
Miss Wattles dealt with her subject
from a materialistic standpoint. main
tanning her argument very capably.
She told how materialism in the pres
ent forms Of business were making hu-
man interests secondary to profits. and
illustrated how the profits were elm
mating christianity and the welfare of
the human being.
In honor of the 5th birthday anniver
sary of her son Charles, Mrs. c. l.. Fer
guson entertained fifteen little boys
Saturday afternoon at her home. East
North street. For the occasion Mrs.
Ferguson had decorated the basement
with Japanese lanterns. and the boys
enjoyed the afternoon there with
games, music and Rotations. Max
Watson won the prize in the game of
pinning the tail on the donkey. after
which recitations were given by DON