Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-06

McCorde grocery.
greetings OF the METHODIST Aid So
ciety have been postponed indefinitely.
Pancakes and wafflos, got your
buttermllk. +. II. willard, 207 South
Third avenue.
Just received barrel Of pure sor-
ghum; send up your jug or pail. ov-
erturfs Grocery.
Dr. Shallenberger. specialist, nervous
chronic and special diseases. will be
al Marshalltown. Hotel Stoddart, Sat-
urday, Nov. 9th-twenty- first visit.
Advertisement.
Piecing quilts and routine business
occupied the afternoon TuesdaX for
the members of the Royal Neighbors'
Aid Society. who met at the home OF
Mrs. J. s. Booth. 1T North Center
street.
Sergeant Harold Brown. son Of MI
| and Mrs. Harry l.. Brown, who entered
the s. A. T. c. at the Iowa State col
lege, at Ames, this fall, left today. in
company with so other students from
the college for Camp Zachary Taylor
louisville. KY. where he will enter an
officers training camp OF the field ar
tiilery.
Special return engagement at the
Odeon Theater for three days starting
tomorrow, the Norwood. hypnotists and
entertainers. Featuring Miss Helen
Morton, the musical genius. COM
plete change of program will be offer
ed each evening. One lady will be
admitted free with each paid 30 cent
ticket, on the opening night, II bought
before 8 p. m. Seats now selling.
Odeon.
The regular meeting OF the w. c. I.
u was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. f. Hoover, I'LL West
Boone street when the members pre-
scented their president, Mrs. A. b. Nor
rison, who is moving to Stetsonville,
| wis, the last Of the week. with cut
glass jam jar. Routine business was
| transacted after which Mrs. b. r.
Kemper gave a report Of the state w.
lC. T. U. convention held recently in
Perry.
Beta Chapter, Westminster Guild OF
| the Presbyterian church. met Tuesday
evening at the church and enjoyed
covered dish supper at $50, that was
served by the hostesses, Misses Hollis
Cause, VERNE Wilson and Lillian Per-
rim. In the evening Miss Luetta
| Knights, a delegate to che recent syn
| o6ical meeting at Cedar Rapids. gave
a report, and the home missions lesson,
from THE Path of Labor. was In
| charge Of Miss May Wagner.
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Complimentary to the twenty-httn
| wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A, Dixon, H. A. Weisman enter
tanned the employees Of the Bargain
store and their families, to the num-
Der of fifty. Tuesday evening at dim
ner on the second flood Of the store.
| The evening hours were enjoyed witt
a mock wedding and with dancing
and games and Mr. and Mrs. Dixop
were presented with a dozen knives
\ and forks by the guests.
Malta. C. Conaway. U. S. A, who is
stationed at Camp Grant ILL.,, in
charge of the sanitary division OF the
camp. arrived in the city Monday ac-
companied by Mrs. Conway, for a
visit of a few days with his father,
DR.. A. C. Conway. Major Conaway
expects to be sent overseas about the
| first of the year. He says the IN
fluenza. epidemic at Camp Grant has
4 subsidized. altho at this camp >>there
! were more cases of the disease than
at any other cantonment in the coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Arney ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Wiley entertainer
the Young Married Peoples Biole
Class of the Central Church of Christ
at a Halloween party at the Arney
lhome in Taylor township Tuesday
evening :. About sixty people were
taken in automobiles, and upon ar
hiyal at the. Arney home were met at
the door by a ghost who conducted
them thru the basement and later LED
them in various Halloween games.
instrumental and vocal solos were
| given by Miss Maurine Fraley and
| spooky stories were told by ghosts IN
the persons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
| Arney and Mr.. and Mrs. II. $. Law
renee. of this city In serving refresh
ments the hosts and hostesses were
| assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Arney.