Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-22

| Mn. ". X. Lacksy. OF Gilman. spent
Friday in the city.
| M. and Mrs. Samuel Gilmore. Of Ell
ma. spent Friday in the city.
| Miss Hattie Mech went to Des
Moines this morning for a brief visit
with friends.
Miss H. F. Nichols went to Fearing
Friday evening to visit her brother,
Sanford Nichols.
Miss Ireno Heater went to Eldora
Friday evening for brief visit with
Miss Gladys Bushnell.
Miss Eula Purvis went to Ames FRI
day evening for few days visit with
her sister, Miss Amy Purvis.
i Miss Julia Osborne, OF Conrad, came
Friday evening to visit Mrs. j. 4. Bow
man, 809 West Church street.
i Mrs. r. Wyatt and daughter, Mary.
and Mrs. E. M. Kreiner and daughter,
Neya. Of Colo. spent Friday in the
city.
NJ. and Mrs. ]. H. Cunning and
daughter Neva have gone to points n
Colorado and Wyoming for a Two
/ weeks visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Bowen, 2osh
West Boone street, are parents Of
ten pound son, Hubert Andrew, born
Friday morning
Miss Lillian Andrews, Of Clemens,
was in the city Friday. being on her
way to New Providence to WISH ner
| Kirlr
Miss Alberta Letch, OF Melbourne,
who has been visiting her anut, Mrs.
IA. D. Letch, III North Seventh street
returned home Friday evening.
! Mrs. J. Wisecarver and daughter
Gladys, OF Grinnell came this morn
ling to visit over Sunday with their
| daughter and sister, Mrs. Willis Dun
ham.
Mrs. L. A. Daggett, Of Eldora, was
| in the city this morning, being on ner
way to Lorimor to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. L. Alfred, and sister, Mrs. w.
b. Greene.
A. L. Cotton, a well-known Taylor
| township farmer, who has been seri-
ously III Of arterial sclerosis, Is IN
yery critical condition, and not much
hope is held out for his recovery
Miss Bertha Wagner, of Mankato.
Mimi. who is teaching school at Belle
| Piaine. was in the city Friday eve
ming. being on her way to Eldora for
an over-Sunday visit with friends.
| D. w. Griffiths eighth wonder OF the
world "The Birth Of a. Nation" comes
to the Odeon Theater Wednesday and
for four days: matinee daily at 2:10.
Prices: Lower floor SO cents, balcony
rs cents. No seats reserved. Odeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. CASTOR, Of Win
terset, arrived in the city this morning
from New York, where they have oeen
visiting this summer, and Will remain
for several days to visit with their son,
w. e. CASTOR, and family, before re-
turning home.
f. C. Parker has received work from
| his son, Van H. Parker, that he has
/ received the commission OF first lieu
tenant and is now located at F. Riley.
Kan. Young Parker has been in the
service for three years, stationed In the
Hawaiian Islands, and is sergeant
major.
| A number Of the fourth grade pupils
of the Woodbury. school gave party
for their teacher, Miss Ruth Dieterich.
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
lie. E. Quintard, SIT Woodbury. street
| A good time was enjoyed and refresh
ments, which were brought by the chill
dren, were served by Mrs. Quintard
Wallace e. Glenn, a former salesman
for the Marshall Oil Company, but
more recently Of Des Moines, has acc
cepted the position Of state manager
for Texas for the Warren Refining and
Chemical Company, Of Cleveland. O..
Mr.. Clem's headquarters will be in Dali
las, where Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn will make
their home.
Beginning Sunday, evening w. NJ.
Baker pastor Central Church OF Christ,
will preach aiseries Of sermons for the
school year: Sept. 20. "The School and
the Home" Sept. 80, "The Good Old
School Days" Oct. 7, THE Temple
Builders, Athletics;" 400 present Sum
day, is the aim for the Sunday school.
| Members Of the Pansy Club passed a
| pleasant afternoon Friday at the nome
OF Mrs. H. d. Ulmer sol East Linn
street, and spent the time in working
on quilt which they will sell when
finished for the benefit Of the Red
Cross. At the close OF the afternoon
i the hostess served refreshments, as.
sisted by her daughter Garnet.
Mesdarnes w. r.. Smith. Robert
Booth, and Frank Lockwood were the
hostesses Friday afternoon at the regu-
lar meeting of the aid society Of the
Presbyterian church, which met in the
church parlors. During the business
meeting the treasurer reported that the
society had cleared 1910 by serving
meals at the county fair. The host
esses served refreshments.
| Complimentary to Mrs. Bryan Ever
list, who was married Sept. 3, Misses
Bessie and Florence Bverist, sisters-in-
law of the guest Of honor. entertained
| twenty-five relatives and friends at
miscellaneous shower Friday evening
at the Bert Everist home, 500 Cole
street. Mrs. Eyerist was presented
with many pretty and useful gifts. and
the evening was passed socially and
with music. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostesses assisted by their
mother, Mrs. Bert Everist Mrs. Cora