Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11

Des Moines sunday.
Miss Margaret Ferries visited Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. w. c. Smith, at
Toledo.
| Mrs. A. r. Nickel and daughters,
Marian and Mrs. J, A, Cobb, spent Sat-
urday In Des Molnes,
| Miss Helen Somers spent Sunday at
her home In Grinneil. Miss Betha
Wagner accompanied her,
| Private william Springer came home
Saturday evening from Camp Dodge to
spend furlough of five days,
| Mrs. A. Schra der 3O7 South Sixth
avenue visited with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Claassen at Grundy
Center Sunday.
| The Willing Workers OF Vienna
township will hold their annual din
ner for their husbands and families
Thursday at the w. J. Baird home.
Miss Elizabeth Putcomer, of Hub
bard, returned home Monday night
after spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. Henry Putcomer, who Is
a patient at the Deaconess hospital
| IT
Mrs, II. C. Claassen, of Eldora. re-
| turned home Saturday night after
| spending the week with Mr.. Claassen
who is at the Deaconess hospital
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
| Miss Myrtle tanning. OF New Sharon
was in the city Monday night on her
| FAJh xr,1,s oh
has been visiting with her brother.
Willis, who has recently returned from
overseas service.
| Miss Esther Selby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. n. Selby. who is a fresh
man at Coe College, Cedar Rapids, has
been pledged to the Sinclair Literary
Society OF the college according to
word from the college.
One hundred members of Marshall
| Rebekah Lodge No. 40 enjoyed a val
entine party Saturday evening in Odd
Fellows hall when valentines were dis
tributed to all, followed by an i'm
promptu program and refreshments.
| Word received from Coe College,
Cedar Rapids, is to the effect that Paul
l.. Wood of this city. a sophomore. has
been elected by the Coe mems glee club
to be business manager Of that organ
| ization. The glee club plans to make
a few trips this winter to Iowa towns
to give concerts.
William Somers son Of Nr. and Mrc.
w. T. Somers who is IN the navy and
has been stationed at Newport News,
Va 10 IN ton low ial-
| leave, due to an attack of influenza
with which he has been i'll since Jan. 90.
Upon his return ne expects t. be as
, signed to sea duty.
Misses Amelia and Arlis Thompson
| were hostesses Saturday afternoon at
| the regular meeting of the Sunbeam
! Society of the Elm Lutheran church
which was held in the church par
| lors. Following the business session
| the members sewed and enjoyed the
, time socially. The hostesses served re-
| freshments.
| Sergt Marion L. Price was dis
| charged at Camp Dodge Monday and
| returned home in the night. He is the
| son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Price, 404
South Second street. Sergeant Price
was attached to the headquarters
company of the artillery section of an
anti-aircraft regiment and he served in
France for more than year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Carpenter, 621
West Nevada street, celebrated their
| fifty ninth wedding anniversary Fri
day evening at their home in COM
pany with few Of their children and
grandchildren, including a son, G. W.
Carpenter and wife, Of Tama. Mr..
| and Mrs Carpenter, the latter Miss
Eleanor House, were married near
Batesville, Noble county, o., Feb. Z.
1860. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter have
| seventy-one children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren
Fifty-five members of the Rotary
| Club were in attendance at the meet
ing held Monday evening in Shrubs
hall and enjoyed dinner at $50. Talks
were given by C. c. Halphide Of Mason
| City. general route agent for the Fed
| eral Express Company: II. G. New
conner. of Utica, y. Y, president Of
the Eureka Mower Company, and a
rotarian, and by three new members
| who were welcomed at the meeting.
Inc laLteT were James -. Wylle, OIL
Gilman; A. T. Quad and John Bass,
of this city. During the business ses-
sion delegates were chosen to attend
the district conference to be held in
Omaha next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Fisher and three
children expect to. leave Wednesday
for trip to the western coast. They
will 90 to Los Angeles and are Manning
| to spend three weeks in southern Cali
fornia. going from there to various
points along the coast including San
Francisco and Portland, Ore. where
Mr. Fisher will make stops on business.
They will return by way of Denver
and expect to be gone seven weeks.
Miss Mabel Drum will accompany the
Fisher family to Los Angeles, where
she will visit her aunt Mrs. l.. A.
Hamblen and with friends in Holly
! wood and Pasadena. Miss Drum will
stay the rest Of the winter.