Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01


~ SAINTS Day q 1919 WI! 50 COW"
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conditions were mace ne ms "
people generally. Many delightful gain
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"a curing ne
.2s> been observed = one nay ana an
5.aer :: anticipation q tfs approach
one D me mos; e--'-e'- ''-V 49,
4b.e Halloween affairs vas 'A@ pro-
ra-.l,.e var.y s:y@n oy Chapter BIB, d
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o ne members ''-a '''T ~ -'e-
s;s-e-hcod who i've II ne city H'et are
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= 49,. ~ altar If Union, and
e. l,.,rts Lf.,,a- The invitations
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- ~ destination was
-, ~, !, kellogg home. 20 North
,-,. w. -b4 Syn o. the jack
...s,-.~, ,.har- cash gentleman was
Ga scale; envelope containing the
-l,~,-,,ssd ZANE o. his future mate. the
ar-s,,-,. ro- - 5e op.ned until .he
anal destination was reached Al the
k-noeg home TIA .!a-u consisted O:
Waldorf salad and waters. The table
was lighted bv candles. and pumpkin,
s,Ied WIN vega.ab les made ia-o flow
e-s formed q center piece. Further
decorations consisted % tiny jack
The ghosts then led the guests
. M ". S. Mcfarland home,
5t the shost Three ghosts were await
ing them. on ne porch. \ tent had
ue... constructed in me library. and
mere gypsy gave ou- little stuffed
Iap=r pumpkins Containing Ir!nkets
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lions were altogether OF pumpkins and
paper-E acne JacA-o lanterns sAsoeo me
s1Js IAe menu consisted 0, pump
A-n PIE. caee>e a'2c co-
me as pace Tls3'ea vas ne
! mares Il. lei.e|ic -lo.''e .V9 os.a
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JaeA-o -sH'erAs were a'So ~ er@oehce
mere. ia me mouse Wa .:sh'sd 'AFo-
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co:1@e dotgAhulS ana Jus
q s-.os' bTos'ati! o. 'ocs.
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guests o. M .'e'i-'-s oe-oe2 ne hus-
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maeeaoees IN oss
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bee Me quartet, ana shoft addresses
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Ha"-eT was gwen. ne latter par Q.
f2@ evening vas spent Win caros' ana
Ill oyster supper was served.
Other Taiio"e Hnaifs.
Mr. and Nrs George Espersoh' 90
Wes- Boone street, entertainer MONDAY
evening twenty young people in honoF
Of Mrs.. EsperseA's sister MISS Eriha
Coolidge Who celebrates nef p!rtnoaF
anniversary on Halloween. In menu
guessing contest Miss May Baxter won
M ionors. and the consolation fell to
M LLOYD Brown. The decora-
lions were in keeping with the season.
and two course lunch was served in
yellow. The hostess was assisted in
serving hv Miss Grac1 C'rAllin and Mrs.
charles Berg Music and games helped
tn. clerks OF the Benedict & Brint-
rail- STORE. together with the wives Of
ne married, an nloyes. were entertained
a. -. p-;,nai, snack Oak Ridge.
.brsa -,ilss nm The river The shack
,,.ss ,i-en n-ierd snnearance nv the
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