Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-15

| Friday. Lyric.
United Brethren bake exchange al
Sfnclair's. Saturday afternoon. COM
mittee.
Special petticoat sale Saturday, 80
and 75-cent value, 80 cents. Orlando
Baxter.
Every Tuesday and Friday this groc-
lery receives fresh shipments of vege-
tables. Myers grocery.
Order Anchor brand ham, bacon O,
lard. You will get quality. Made oril!
by us. Britain & Co.
Bright feeding oat straw, also cheaper
| straw for bedding. Phone us. We de-
liver. Bowles & Billings, feed and
grain.
| BE sure and see the largest and finest
line of birthday folders and booklets
have displayed In the window. F.. NJ
| Pinkerton.
The Royal Mel ghbors will give an
entertainment and social at l. o. 0. r.
hall. Friday evening. Admission 10
cents. Committee.
! Lice and mites on chickens? We
|
our line. or phone 81. Benedict Flour
! and Feed Company.
! Insist that your grocer or butch II
send you Marshalltown made ham
bacon and lard. It is marked Anchor
!: brand. Britain 6 Co.
! Purchasing Agent w. G. Manchester
of the Minneapolis & St. Louis, head
/ quarters at Cedar Lake, Mimi, was in
! the city today on business.
/! Saturday night at o'clock we place
| on sale stamped and tinted linen CEN
tiers, scarfs, pillows, infants dresses,
! towels, 80 cents to s1.l9 values one to a
customer, 10 cents. Orlando Raxter.
| The Norwegian club, Samhold, will
celebrate the Tooth anniversary of Nor.
! ways independence on Saturday night
| May 16 at 1880 p. m. in the I. o. o. F.
| hall. Evening tickets so cents. Com
I! mittee.
! Good prairie hay s14 per ton-sone
| fair but not quite so good s12-sonle
| brown coarser hay at $40 per ton. See
| this hay at our feed sheds on Market
! street. No. sos. We deliver. Bowles
& Billings, feed and grain
! Mrs. Jacob Wikle, 4OS Arson street,
| entertained the members of the Ger
man aid society at their regular meet
ing Thursday. Piecing quilt blocks and
! tying comforters occupied the after
noon, and the hostess served refresh
| ments.
| Each week new product is added
to the large line of Marco" products
| now sold by this grocery. Marco"
means a Is per cent saving to you be-
| cause Of the Marco chain Of grocery
stores. Ask for particulars. Myers
! grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Swanson an!
| daughter, left for Minneapolis this
morning to attend the celebration OF
! centennial Of the independence of Nor
way. Mr.. and Mrs. O. Devick, OF
| Pickering, were here this morning on
their way to Minneapolis.
! Mrs. S. P. knisely. 2O3 West Lincoln
street, entertained the Witenagemote
Club members Thursday afternoon at
their regular meeting. During the study
hour the reading of the book, Travels
in South America was completed, af-
ter which the guests visited and the
|
Members Of the aid society of the
State Street Evangelical church were
entertained at an all-day sew Thursday
at the home of Mrs. George Sellers, 7O5
East State street. AT noon a picnic din :
| ner was served. and the remainder Of
the day was occupied sewing on quilt
| blocks and carpet rags for the society
| NTor
street, was hostess Thurs lay afternoon
informal musical program was en-
joyed. Marian Hovey. accompanied by
Margaret Hovey. sang. and Agnes
Yckunl and Thora Frederick n! ayed
pleasing piano numbers. Mrs NJ. w.
iiovey served refreshments
A pleasant evening was spent by the
members OF ST. Margaret's Mission
| Thursday when they were entertained
| by Miss Hazel Cole and Miss Ruth JEFF
| fers at the formers home, Az East
church street. Most of the evening was
devoted to business OF the mission. af-
| ter which the hostesses served refresh =
ments during an hour spent socially.
NLesdames c. c. ST Clair. G. NJ.
johnson, NJ. NJ. Dickson. and S. +. MIL
likan We're hostesses Thursday after
noon a the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Congregational church,
which was held in the church parlors.
Fifty-three members attended. and fol-
flowing the business session the guests
visited and sewcd and refreshments
We're served.
| There was an atten lance Of sixty
| five members at the regular meeting OF
the aid society of tho Methodist
church, which was held in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon. The hos
! tesses were Mesdames II. c. Mueller.
! G. W., r. b.. and Fl. S. Miller and A.
Morse. After the business session an
hour was. spent socially. during which
Refreshments were served
| Mrs. George Enderly, SIP West Main
street was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the members of the Westminster
Guild of the Presbyterian church. The
bible study led by Mrs. Mary Ayers, af-
ter which the study OF Mexico was lee
by. Mrs. Eta Agnew, and several in
teresting papers were read by differ
ent members Of the guild. Assisted by
Mrs. W. A. Norton, the hostess served
a luncheon at the close Of the study
hour
! Thursday afternoon the s. G.. I. Clut
members enjoyed an interesting meet
| Ing at the country home OF Mrs George
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