Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-08

ME- -. y. KuytA 81 Nevada, was In
the city EtidAy.
Mr. and M. Fred Dodd and daugh-
ter Georgia spent the day with Mrs.
Louise Mowry, at Baxter.
Mrs M. Searle, Of Gladbrook, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
w Bartholomew, returned home this
morning.
Mesdames Jesse Hartwcll and C. w
Scott. of Colo. We're In the city Friday
to visit the latter's sister law. Mrs,
R. l.. Scott. also Of Colo, who is a pa
tient at st. Thomas hospital.
Mrs. Amanda Buck, Of Cincinnati,
Iowa, came to the city Friday TO enter
the soldiers home. Mrs. r. w. Decker
Of Cincinnati, accompanied Mrs. Buck
and left for home Friday evening.
The Franklin Mothers Club will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the school building, where Mrs.
Mary Gregg. home demonstration
agent, will demonstrate the making Of
meat substitutes.
Fred f. Poe and Harry G.. Rust o.
Conrad, were In the city Friday, being
on their way to Des Moines. where they
have enlisted in the navy. They ex-
pect to be sent to the Great Lakes
training station at once.
Miss Mary Fletcher. of Eugene. Ore,
who has been visiting for a week with
her mother. Mrs. Elmira Fletcher, at
the soldiers home, left Friday evening
for Sioux City to visit relatives and
friends.
Charles Brown, Of Marcus, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George d. Brown, returned home Fri
day evening, accompanied by his
mother, who will visit at his home and
with another son. Frank, and their
| families.
| The members Of Marshalltown Chap
ter, D. A. R., met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. A. r. Elder and Miss Julia
Buck, the latter Of Melbourne, at the
Elder home, 108 South, Third. avenue.
During the afternoon the members
sewed for the Red Cross. and the host
esses served refreshments.
| An interesting demonstration on the
making Of meat substitutes ard left
| overs was 81, en- Friday afternoon by
| Mrs. Mary l!.tPs, home demonstration
| asent, before the Alhold Mothers Club.
| who met in the sch1o! building. Mrs.
Gregg made tamale pie, nut loaf. vege
| table clowder and rhubarb- pudding
and also gave a talk on the food val
ues of eac1.
At the meeting of Jane Adams club.
! held Friday afternoon with Mrs. F. W..
Eker, 1872 Arson street. final plans were
made for Christmas entertainment
| for the members and their children,
| which Is 10 he held Thursday, Dec. 20,
| at the hons a. Mrs. Ben Ralf, 406 An
son stree: A social hour followed,
| during which the hostess served re-
freshmenss, assisted by Mrs. L. Eker.
Mesdames w. B. Hull and A. g..
Dickson were the hostesses Friday az
ternoon to the regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of st. Paul's church
at the Hull home, 708 West Main street.
Miss Isabelle Mirchem and Mrs. F. j.
Roth took charge Of the lesson while
the members worked for the Red Cross.
The hosteeses served refreshments at
the close Of the meeting. Mrs. Roy
l
guest from out Of the city.
| The Nevada Evening Journal Of Fri
day says that Glen e. Whited, who has
been employed in the advertising de-
department. OF the Journal, went Fri
day to Des MONIES, where he enlisted IN
the navy. Friday night Whited went
4 to Chicago to take his medical examin-
alton, and AZ he ds accepted will be sent
from there top,Minneapolis for training.
fWhited Is afformer Marshalltown boy
and son Of MIR. and Mrs. c. u. fWhited'
405. North Second avenue.
Funeral services for Mrs Marcena
Stone, Of Pasadena, Cal. formerly OF
this city, were held at 1880 today In
the parlors Of the D. c. Wilbur store,
instead Of at. Riverside, as was first
intended. The funeral party did not
reach this city until 1 o'clock, owing
to delay duo to the severe weather.
Rev. r. B. Davidson was in charge OF
the funeral services, and the pail bear
ers were T. I. WATSON. D. w. Norris.
w. w. Doolittle, a. Janney, w. II.
Jones, and s. o. Lampman.
| Members of the Careaway Club were
| on% orto;nad ot their fOrtniphtlv meet