Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-29

Plan to hear Rev. Graham at church
building tomorrow night. You are In
vited. Christian Science directors.
Mr.. and Mira. Fl. r. Campbell, Of st.
Joseph. NO.. came Tuesday evening
for weeks Wait with friends and
relatives here and at Albion.
Miss Myrtle Haibert. Of Kansas City,
| Is guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Urine. She will leave for home
Saturday, accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Barstow.
We now have a full line OF Bunte
Bros. famous candy. The firm advise
buying OF Christmas candies now a.
they are oversold and will not be able
to furnish moro later. A. ID. Myers.
The weekly meeting Of the Entire
Nous Club was held Tuesday afternoon
at the homo Of Mrs. Jennie Wilson.
| 10h East Grant street, whom tho MEM
bers continued their reading and study
OF Reconstruction" with Mrs. Fannie
sheldon a. leader.
The Julian Eltinge vaudeville revue
presenting himself and his own COM
pany Of famous footllght players comes
| to the Odeon Theater Sunday evening.
Prices first II rows lower floor }2.S0:
last 4 rows lower floor 81; first Q rows
balcony 81: next rows balcony $3.50:
last rows balcony 81; gallery unre-
served Is cents. Mail orders from
both in town and out Of town patrons
now accepted. Box office open Satur-
day at 10 a. m. No phone orders TAX
| en-. Odeon.
Tho Green Mountain Tuesday Club
held It's first meeting Of the year Tues
day afternoon at the homo Of Mrs.
Edward Coates. Mrs. Henry Cober
| was in charge Of the lesson on THE
History Of Iowa." Each member was
privileged to bring a guest and thirty
| five ladies enpoyed the afternoon.
After the business session i've new
! members were welcomed into the club.
Refreshments were served by the hos
tess. Among tn guests was Mrs. @. F.
Barsalou, VI Whiting. the first presi-
dent Of the club. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks at the home
| Of Mrs. Bert jackson.
1Iarvey's Greater Minstrels headed
by I'd Tolliver and Clarence Powell.
both natural comedians. They are
both natural from the fact that they
act natural. just what they are. the,
the regular dyed in the wool negro
comedians. and they do their best to
create laughter and create a furore OF
amusement at every performance
Travelling in their own cars,
this company Of forty coiorsd
artists arc playing tho principal cities
and towns Of the state and judging
from press comments and verbal criti-
cisms heard. Hnrvey's greater min
strels IL more than making good. They
come to the Odeon tonight. Odeon.
want to sell my four-cylinder
Cadillac car. Cylinders on this car
are copper jacketed which insures uni.
form water circulation. Car Is also
equipped with famous double-speed AK
le, and 10 in first class running con-
dition, good for several years to come.
37x5 Cord Tires rear. Fibre Tires 'front.'
one extra Fibre Tire. viii also include
lot Of extras now on hand. Car IL
equipped with electric starter, tire
pump connected with engine. Seat
covers. extra tubes, jacks. etc. Price
/ $500, strictly cash. Car can be seen
In front Marshall Oil Company OffiLo
Building Friday October 31st, 8 a. m.
to 1 p. m. VIII demonstrate. A good
buy. @. H Ruth.
Funeral services Of Mrs. Julia A..
Smith, Of this city, who died at
Atlanta, Ga. were held at the Presby-
! terrain church Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50. Rev. James A. Laurie, conducted
the service, which was quite largely
attended. especially by older members
Of the church. The pail bearers were
Thomas Adams, John I. Bell. A. H.
Sheldon, w. H. Horne. Hugh McCon-
hell and G. w. Lawrence The flow ers
were cared for by Mesdames Flora
Stone. r. w. Chamberlain, and Helen
Hickenlooper. Burial was in River
side. At the service were tho son Mel
VILE A. Smith, Of Madison. WIS.,, the