Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-04

Mrs. May Rains left this morning
for BOWS to visit her sister, Mrs. Al
bert Johnson.
Hiss Dolly Atkinson. of Indcpcnd-
ence, was in the city today on her way
to Oskaloosa.
Mrs. J. c. Walker and Mrs, Magda-
lena Winslow, of Dillon, were visitors
in the city Wednesday.
Senator w. H. Arney will so to Des
Moincs Friday for the opening of the
general assembly next week.
The Trzah club will meet Friday
afternoon at inc home Of Mrs. Il, A.
| Crandall, 5l5 South Third street.
Mss l'rl2a Shelley of Albion. re
| turned home Wednesday after Il visit
with her sister, Mrs. Charles BeCliwith.
Mrs. II. NJ. Lehman, of Clinton, re-
turned homo today after a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Wat
| kinS.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson, of Oa-
kaloosa, returned home Wednesday
after Il visit with ole HaaNensOn and
| family.
Mcsdames ]. G. and S. W. Elliott, {.
A. Clifford and Maud Hasgn, all of
Liscomb, were visitors in the city
Wednesday,
Mrs. George Haas and son, of Fort
Atkinson, were in. the city Wednesday
on their way to Gilman to visit the
formers niece, Mrs. viii Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wingert and
Mrs. J. Nevin Whitney. of Upton, were
in the city Wednesday on their way to
E;ldora to attend the funeral of Dr.. W.
e. Whitney.
The Woman's Missionary Associa--
ton Of the. Bethany United Brethren
church will meet Friday afternoon at
home of the pastor, Rev. F.. j. Thom-'.
as, 1902 West Church street.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Chapman, Of
Bromley, were visitors in the city We'd
nesday. Mrs. Chapmans son, Dr. f. A.
Tucker, of Springer. N. NJ, who is Wis
iting his mother, accompanied them.
Miss Leila Stiiiweii, OF Melbourne,
and Miss Xave Billick, of Malcolm,
We're in the city Wednesday. Miss
Billick. who has been visiting in Mel
bourne. returned home Wednesday
evening.
Large size pineapple, 20 cents a can,
or 1925 dozen while it lasts. All new
pack and heavy syrup. Order dozen
cans, try one. and if it does not suit
you return the balance and get your
money back. Parlor grocery.
The Presbyterian Baptist evangelist
tic committee urge you to attend the
meeting tonight in the Baptist temple.
Gunder will speak and the Nangles
who have already won the community
by their fine talent, will sing. Com
mittee.
Mrs. G. G.. Wood lansee and Mrs. G..
w. Kinney were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon to the meeting Of the Busy
Bee Circle, which met at the home of
the former, PA South Second avenue.
The business meeting was followed by
q social hour during which the hostess
served refreshments.
In honor Of Marian Watrous,, of Des
Moines Sarah Statler entertained
dozen Of her girl friends very inform
ally at her home, ITO q West Church
street. The guests enjoyed the after
noon socially and with games, after
which the&hostess' mother, Mrs Ida
Statler, served refreshments. T'fsf 4
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The regular meeting of the W. c.. T.
U. was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, s
South Fourth street. After the bust
ness was disposed Of Miss Hattie Dick
son, chairman Of the charity depart
ment, took charge Of the meeting, and
gave an interesting talk on charity,
telling how children and mothers
should be educated for this work.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of Excelsior Aid Society. held
Wednesday afternoon in Odd Fellows
hall. The new officers took charge of
the business meeting, during which the
yearly reports Of officers and commit
tees were given. The hostesses for the
afternoon. Mrs. l.. G.. Robinson and
Mrs. B. G. Weidt, served refreshments.
assisted by Mrs. L. J. Bunce. Mrs. G.
r. Hollingsworth, Of Aberdeen, S. d.
was a guest from out Of the city.
'Thrty-fve couples enjoyed the dane
ing party given Wednesday evening
at the Red Mems hall by ST. Margaret's
.hlSsnOli dppe StENeu during the
evening by Chester Nickel and Miss
Elizabeth McCombs. Mesdames w. P.
Flower, Ida Statler, and G. H. Ruth
acted as chaperons Guests in attend
ance from out of the city were Miss
Doris Latin, Of Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Newcomer and DR.. L. VI. Wise, of
Eldora: and Clifford Mcmahon, of
State Center.
Funeral services for Mrs. John G..
Coughlin. who died Tuesday morning,
were held this morning at Q o'clock
from st. Mary's church. in charge Of
Rev. j. J. Fitzpatrick. The pail bear
ers were Thomas Coyne, James Car
mody. William Hayes, T. H. Rendlagc,
Michael Clark, and H. II. Dunn. Mes
danes John Nolan, Peter Griffin, John
Donegan, Peter Lynch and William
Hayes were the flower bearers. Thorn
as Brown and son, Vincent. Of Halle
ton. and Mrs. 3. Martin. of Chicago
were in attendance at the funeral from
away.
The attraction at the Odeon Theater
starting Sunday evening and for al
week will be the great Lorenz Com
pany, one Of the most novel and at
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