Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-11

Five r~syson rseords Tor y. ~.
rion Gard.
Kisnso tooth paste. 0t1 Nsneels
Drug Company. ~ ~ s,t :.
Alcohol is cheaper than radiators
Hewitts Garage.
w. T. Scott. Penn Mutual Late Ia
suraacs. Iowa Savings Eank buildsns'
Denatured alcohol Tor your radiator,
81 per gallon. OLD Reliable Drug Com
pany.
Ask IN see Cara Nome at the OLD
Reliable Drug company.,-Advertiss-
ment. V.E s$t+,. ~
The Busy Few Circle will meet FRI
day afternoon at the home of Mfs. Ben
Ralf, 4o6 Arson street.
We can make a few more sittinSs
and deliver the photographs before
Christmas. Apgar Studio.
II. W. Shove 4 Bon. district man.
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pahy OF New York. Masonic Temple.
Cold weather Is here, watch your
step. You'll be calling for A. c. Bur-
CESS, plumbing and heating. 3 East
State street.
| The Baptist Aid and Mission Circle
will meet Friday afternoon At the
home of Mrs. e. e. Gildner. 4os North
Fourth street.
The Women's Missionary Society OF
the Congregational church Will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. C.
c. st. Clair, al West Main street.
Owing to the weather ond bad roads
we will continue our winter show OF
Ford cars and accessories the balance
Of this week. Rude Auto Company.
Mrs. G. w. specht. ITO North Center
street. was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the Royal Neighbors. who an
joyed the time with their fancy woIk.
Mrs. Specht served refreshments and
was assisted by Mrs. Ethel Nelson and
Mrs. s. B. Reed.
The union mid week service OF tho
various churches In the city will be
held at 1880 tonight 1t the Y. n. c.. A.
Rev. B. r. Martin WAL be IN charge
and has arranged a layneh's meeting
with one man from each church ap-
pearing on the program. -
The regular meeting Of the Archers
Aid Society was held "Wednesday att
ernoon at the homo OF Mrs. John
Moehrl. $50 North Second street. The
members pieced quilts and then enjoy
ed a contest in which the prize was
won by Mrs, b, FL Bchrle. In serving
refreshments, Mrs. Moehri was assisted
by Mrs. o. j. Saline and Mrs. Frank
Moehrl. -
Peter swedburg, 1905 South sixth
street. has received word OF the sud
den death OF his oldest brothsr. Rev.
Olaf Swedbers, who died quite unsx-
pectedly at his home At Underwood.
Mimi. OF heart disease. Rev. MI.
Swedbers who was 70 years old, set
tied at Underwood when lie came from
Sweden and he held charge there and
charges in the Dakotas until several
years ago vAen his failing health
forced him to give up the ministry.
The we'll known Harry Hastings
big show featuring Dan Coleman
comes to the Odeon theater tonight.
Performance starts promptly. 1t 3
o'clock. Full Of pep" lively. bright
and with an abundance OF catchy mu-'
sic. enlivenins dances and . success
sion Of comic episodes and situations,
describes the production, In a sartnr-
ial way. tho costumes arc. on par will,
those worn in the most gprstentious Of
extravaganzas. To the lover OF bur
lesque there Ii plenty Of opportunity
to laugh over absurd and comic sttua-
tions and ridiculous episodes. Dan
Coleman. the star. is considered Amer
ica's foremost comedian. especially in
Irish character. Among those who as
sist him are Alma Bauer, Michelini
Gardner. Fred Dale. Marjorie Nande-
willie, William Wainwrighf, E31Ssl Lor-
raine. Frank o'Neil. Jack SpSilnnan
and James Haxxard. Odeon.