Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23

| Cora Williams ChoAss, physician
Mis- Marie BAiA Of Dillon, visite,
hare ThursdAy.
Liberty bonds bought. Thomas. H
Meicxioy. Woodbury. building.
Mrs. M. Rubsnbauer ana daughter
Of Dillon, were in tho city Thursday
Miss Lucille Cass went TO Iowa Falls
Thursday Tor few days visit with
friends
Mrs. W. N. swanson went to La.
mobile Thursday to visit at the
Earnest Coleman home.
| Mrs. J. A. Ewing went to- Monte
yuma Thursday for visit with hes
mother. Mrs. Laura Zorn.
Mrs. Bertha Myers. Of Keosauaua,
returned home Thursday after visit
ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Day.
| Mrs. q. w, Foreman returned to hel
. homo In Ottumwa Thursday. after q
visit Of several weeks with her son. q
| w. Foreman, Jr
I The mission band Of Trinity Luth.
eran church will meet Saturday after
/ noon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Carl Hen
derson. e0s West Church street.
Miss Myrtle Eaton left this morning
for her home in Central City. Neb, af-
ter visit OF several months at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. d. Packer.
Ono lot Of Raven tar soap In
carton. price cents a cake-two
for fifteen cents. while it lasts. at 211
North Thirteenth street. Summit Cash
Grocery.
The Sunbeam Society will meet
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock in the
parlors of Elm Lutheran church.
Misses Gladys and Alice Hague will
be hostesses.
Mrs. L. NJ. McCloud left Thursday 70,
Little Rock, Ark, for a visit with he,
son Charles. She will also visit n
Kansas City with Mrs. NJ. T. Barnes
one of her former classmates.
There will be an oyster supper Sat-
urday evening commencing at 5
o'clock at the Trinity Lutheran church.
Oysters. celery, sandwiches and coffee
and mince pie. Price 40 cents. Com
mittee.
Mrs. Carl Haskall, Of Green Noun
tain, left Thursday for Englewood.
Colo. where she will visit for several
months with her sister, Mrs. u. c.
Collins Before returning home Mrs.
Haskall expects to visit Yellowstone
park.
Tho most successful program given
by the Linn Valley Literary Society
this year was enjoyed Wednesday night
by q large crowd. Features Of the pro-
gram which proved most entertaining
were selections by the ladies' quartet
and by q male quartet and the clsv-
erly acted wartime pantomime.
Mary Pickford in "Rebecca Of
Sunnybrook farm" BY Famous Play
ers-Laslxy Company. Paramount pio-
lures. will be shown at Congregational
i church Friday evening Of this week
beginning at 1880 ,. m. Music. Ad-
| mission free. An Offering. Parents
bring tho young people. Young Peoples
Society.
The Harmony Aid Society was en-.
tertained Thursday afternoon in Ode
Fellows hall by Mrs. w. e. Heater ant
Mrs. B. F. Beehrle. Recitations were
given by Gordon Heater and the time
was spent in piecing quilt blocks. II
| serving refreshments the hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. w. g. McAfee
and Gordon Heater.
The Dubinsky Brothers Stock Conn
pany Will close their engagement ct
the Odeon theater tonight presenting
for the first time hero a four act ro-
mantle drama "rhe Gypsy Trail" New
specialties win be offered between the
acts. One Of the feature speciaities o.
the week win be offered which IL the
Jazz Trio. Prices will remain the same
25- IS and IS cents. Seats now selling
Odeon.
Funeral services for Mrs. Carl NC
Donald were held from the residence