Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-09


mans store.
Go to Wachter's for your Christmas
| candies, and get the home made KIND.
10 cents per pound and up.
Make your headquarters at Betnert
Drug Company's store. They handle
fun line Of holiday goods
Pictures framed at skesg's means
fine work. largest and most complete
line Of mouldinEs in the city.
The body Of Mrs. Frances A. Spen-
cor, who died at the soldiers home.
was taken to Grinnell this morning for
burial.
The best silk skirt ever sold in this
city for $3.4S Saturday. Nettte Ingle-
duo & Co., the up.to-date dry goods
house.
We handle a fun line of holiday goods
such as toilet sets, combs and brushes.
also a fine line Of perfume and sta
tionery. Beinert Drug Company.
If you want the best bread, the great
est number Of loaves-Eet the Jersey
Lily four-$1.50 per sack, or $40 per
sack in FIVE sack lots, at Inman's store.
The story hour at the public library
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock VIII
be for the first grade and kindergarten
pupils. Mrs. Richardson will tell the
story.
Mr.. E. r. Runner and daughter
Hazel. OF Traer, left this city today for
| Mendon, Mo-, to visit for week at the
home Of the formers father. ]. w.
Runner.
Mrs. Carrie Nelson arrived home
Thursday evening from two weeks
visit with her daughters. Mrs. Arthur
w. Riesen, at Milwaukee. and Mrs.
Bruce Moffatt. at st. Paul.
The regular study meeting Of the
woman's Missionary Society of the
United Brethren church. was held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. s. Reisinger. 712 West Nevada
street.
The body Of II. e. Gregg, who died
J at the soldiers home. will leave for
Eagle Grove Saturday morning, ID
charge Of a son living at Eagle Grove.
who telegraphed that he was on his
way to this city.
victrola concert Saturday night at
the Smith Music Store. Hear the latest
records on the best talking machine in
the world. You can listen to Caruso,
Melba and other worlds, artists. All
the late records will be used.
T. I. WATSON was in Oskaloosa
Thursday night to meet with 7. d.
Foster, OF Ottumwa, and Leonard Paul
son, Of Des Moines, members OF the
state boys work committee Of the Y.
NJ. C. A., of which Mr.. WATSON Is also
member.
Mrs. August Zuercher. 1106 West
IBoone street, was hostess Thursday
afternoon to Concordia Nahebund. The
usual sewing for the society furnished
Occupation for the afternoon. and the
hostess served refreshments, assisted
by Miss Pansy Shock and Mrs. Wall
lish. = IL: . r
Mrs. Ralph Nichols, Of Heaton. N. D..
who has been visiting relatives in this
lefty and the county for two weeks, left
for her home Thursday night. Mrs.
Nichols mother, Mrs. Lucinda Wright.
Of West Liberty, arrived in the city
Thursday night for a visit Of week
or ten days at the home Of her brother,
Mr.. William Battin.
Mrs. Edgar ]. Buttenheim. Of New
York. arrived in the city Thursday ev-
ening, and will be here until after
Christmas as the guest of her aunts,
Mrs. A. L. Van Tine and Mrs. George
Pittenger Mr.. Buttenheim will arrive
Sunday morning. Mrs. Buttenheim was
formerly known here as Miss Marian
VOORHEES,, of New Brunswick. N. ].
The Thimble Club. new sewing
Organization Of married women. met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas
Coughlin 107 West Boone street. The
members Of the club were all present,
and during the social hour enjoyed a
guessing contest. Mrs. George Reynolds
won the prize, and Mrs. o. 8. Lord the
consolation. The hostess served re-
freshments during the afternoon.
Because OF a misunderstanding It
was printed Thursday night that the
lights in the old Masonic hall went out
when the power was shut off and the
elevator stopped. John Tallman, who
gave the information regarding the
Legion Of Honor party. says this was q
mistake. and while the elevator stop.
ped, because the power was shut off at
the power house, the lights did not 90
out
The 8. c. i. Club Of Taylor township.
was entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. o. J. Parsons. and enjoyed q
Christmas program. The reading of
various magazines articles on "Christ.
mas In Many Lands" was by Mrs.
; George Hunsche and Mrs. Mabel
Thomas. The hostess served a two
course lunch. assisted by Mrs. L. NJ
kinsey. Mr.. Wallace Arney was the
only guest of the club.
Mrs. e. Play and Mrs. Everett Rash
J were hostesses Thursday afternoon at
the formers home. sos North Third
avenue. to the Excelsior Aid Society.
; The important feature OF the meeting
was election of officers, as follows:
President, Mrs. Everett Rash; vice
president. Mrs. Martha Barnhill: Sec
rotary, Mrs. Hinecker and treasurer,
Mrs. TwigE. One new member was
taken in, Mrs. Robert Holt The hos
ltesses served refreshments during the
social hour. There we're thirty present,
including two guests. Mrs. Nancy Hol-
lingsworth. the aged mother Of Mrs.
Play, and Mrs. Ida Hayes.
Mrs. p. A. Stern, son, Mr.. Alfred
Stern, and daughter, Mrs Nathan All.