Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-24
loaiiel ,yvSr $50 East NAH. DR.. MARS.
NatNinahome srowa csery. Reyn-
olds q sheldon. ~

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uasHin,,h Grows celery Reyn-
olds = sheldon. [
Pure cane sugar. hundred pounds.
1920. Phone III Flower.
|. Country, dressed chickens tomorrow.
Phone a. Reynolds 4 Sheldon.
The f,rs. Elks dance will be held
Tuesday, Oct. %. Epperc orchestra.
Committee.
Do not pinch the childs foot, give 1t
q chance to grow in our Nature Form
shoes. Wallace Shoe. Store.
Chestnuts, New York sweet cider.
maple sugar, sweet apples. Concord
grapes. Tokay grapes. and fancy grape
fruit, Culleys.
George Chamberlain. OF Rhodes, who
underwent an operation for gall stones
at st. Thomas hospital the first of the
week. is doing very nicely.
l have moved my office from over
Mcbride & Will Drug Company to the
Masonic temple. rooms, 4os-7-S-s-10
and II. DR., Ralph 2. Keyser.
Head lettuce. cabbage. spinach cauli
flower, cucumbers. apples, grapes and
lot of good things for tho table can
be had by just 'phoneing -. Reynolds
e. Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Meeker went to
Monmouth, Ill, Thursday to be pres
ent today at the celebration Of the sill
yer wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Dir
fenbaugh. the latter a sister Of Mrs.
| Meeker.
A new shipment OF the famous Rayo
nickle lamps at Culleys. This is the
best made and gives the biggest vol
Z. ume Of light OF any lamp on the mar
f, ket. and very cheap at $1.I5. All kinds
| Of glass lamps. wicks and burners for
all styles Of lamps. Culleys.
Mrs. ). H. Chamberlain and Mrs.
Sarah ]. Hitchkiss entertained the
| members Of the Excelsior Aid Society
| Thursday afternoon at the Chamber
! lain home. COS East Linn street Forty
| five members attended. and the after
| noon was spent socially and with fancy
work. After the business session the
hostesses served refreshments.
| Mrs. e. E. Weatherson, 526 North
| Second street, entertained the mem
| bers of the S. c. I. Club of Taylor
! township TursdaY afternoon. The pro-
| gram for the afternoon included an ex-
tremely interesting talk by DR.. Town
| d-Hanson on Public Health" At
| the close of the talk the guests en-
| joyed a social hour, and refreshments
were served by the hostess.
| Mrs. Stewart Eason and Mrs. Amelia
.Redel We're hostesses Thur sday after
noon to the members of tho Y. NJ. c. A.
sok- ok
! home,s7 North Fifth street. During the
!! business plans for verious enter tain-
ments and the work of the year were
discussed after which the time was
! spent with sewing and visiting and re-
freshments were served by the host
esses.
Mrs. Henry Weber, 800 East State
! street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the regular meeting Of the Con-
| cordia Nahebund., AT the business ses-
sion the members decided to furnish
one of the larger rooms at the new
! hospital. Sewing, and quilting occu-
pied the afternoon hours. and Mrs.
! Weber was assisted by Mrs. Mary
Buttschau and Mrs. Jacob Banzhaf in
serving refreshments.
I Members of the EHarmony Aid So
c1ety were entertained Thursday after
4 noon by Mrs. B. F.. Smith and Mrs. O.
d. Saline at the: Smith home, 8 Southt
Fifth street. The. meeting was largely
attended and pieeing quilt. blocks and
| sewing occupied The afternoon hours
The hostesses were assisted in SERVING
lntH1an by Misses Vesta
Smith. Hattie Warning. and Mrs. Clyde
Crabtree. Guests from out Of the city
were Mrs. Crabtree and Mrs. George
Beeson, who live inrthe country.