Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-03

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Mrs. w. r. Forney and daughter
Mrs. Marion Anderson, left Sunday
| iting the past seven weeks with Mrs.
Forney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
| Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Forney formerly
lived at Butte, Mont, but will make
their home at San Diego.
Mrs. J. H. Fisher entertained eigh-
teen little guests for her daughter,
Martha Ellen, who was 10 Saturday,
at a dinner party at the Fisher home
in the evening. The table and the rooms
were decorated with the Halloween
colors, yellow and black, paper witches.
and pumpkins.
Two hundred boys attended the
party given at the Y. NJ. c.. A. Satur-
day night by the boys department
The evening was spent with games
contests and a peanut scramble, in
which all the boys took part. Fol-
lowing the social time the enrolment
was taken for the winter bible classes
which will begin Wednesday. One
hundred thirty enrolled.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Fuller, Of
Alexandra Bay, N. Y, are in the city
for a visit Of a few days at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. strp. Mr.
Fuller was for many years q partner
Of Mr.. Stipp in the grain business a,
State Center. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller will
visit friends In State Center and Des
Moines before returning to their home
The condition. Of Anton F. Estel, who
was FOUND unconscious Thursday night
after he had fallen down stairs at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. M. Walker.
81 North Third street. was slightly
improved today. MI. Estel regained
consciousness Sunday morning. It is
not thought that he is suffering any
serious pain and presumably that the
fall was caused by q stroke, perhaps
Of apoplexy.
Mrs., G. w. CARRIER. 293 East State
street, Saturday entertained q COM
pany Of twelve little girls in honor Of
her daughter. Charlotte. whose 9Th
birthday anniversary fell on that Day
Included among the guests was the
childs school teacher, Miss Nellie
Pierce. The house was gay with Hal
lowe'en colors and lunch was served In
two courses by Mrs. CARRIER, assisted
by Mrs. E. r. Woodward and Miss
Julia Sower.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Chapman, OF
Clemens, were in the city Saturday
afternoon, ON their way home from d
two months visit with relatives In
Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman visited
at Boise. Pocatella, and Nampa. Mr..
Chapman says apples are big, crop
In Idaho, and are being marketed In
large quantities. At the orchards
Jonathans, Winesaps. and other
varieties with the exception Of De-
licious. may be bought at cent per
pound. For Delicious the growers re-
ceive cents.
Thirty-eight children, most Of whom
attend the John Chihs school. were
entertained at the homo Of Inex Mauls-
by liz West Boone street, Saturday.
in honor of her 10th birthday anniver-
sary. Tho child Is still an invalid, fol-
lowing q serious sickness that has last
ed three months. Tho fortunes Of the
quests were told by Miss Georgia Nit
chell, stationed In q booth decorated
with autumn leaves and Halloween
colorA Music and games were enjoyed
ana lunch was served In two courses
by Mrs. Ted Frederick. assisted by
Miss Irene Mead and Wanda Nauisby.
The guests brought many r-=tty lifts.
Eaa# #3ar.t- .S- afraIs
Residents Of the Green Mountain
neighborhood. who wero friends and
neighbors Of H. l. Thompson, formerly
Of that place, win be interested IN
knowing that Mr.. Thompson has sold
his ranch Of 1000 acres near Atkinson,
Nsb, where he has been living tor .
number Of years. He has purchased .
farm Of SIT acres near LAPiata, No.,
where he win move soon. He sold his
personal property on the Atkinson
ranch Oct. 80 for 10000 At : public
auction, keeping two carloads of five
stock to stock the Missouri farm Mr..
Thompson Is 3 brother Of LAroy
Thompson, Of this city ana the lattsF
and his wife, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson at Atkinson
wna attending the sale. returned Hcsce
Saturday. ,5s5sSS,. +