Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-13

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We deliver. Standard Bakery.
| Mrs. Edith Runner. of Toledo, spen
Thursday in the city.
| Country dressed chickens Phone "a
Reynolds & sheldon
Z. G.. Boyd. of Liscomb, spent Thurs
day in the city on business.
Milk fec country dressed chickens
George c. McCord. west end grocer.
Bedspreads. fringed and cut corners
SO cents. One Cent TO 99-Cent Variety
Store.
Mrs. A. H. Mcbride will leave Satur-
day for Dixon. Ill.,. where she will visit
indefinitely.
Football. Saturday, Nov. IA, Boone
VS.. NJ. H s Admission 70 cents.-Ad-
vertisement.
Sunday dinner of fine country dressed
chickens is the thing. Phone 626.
Lockard x overturf.
Miss Cora Wonnocl. of Waterloo, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening to
remain over Sunday with friends.
A kitchen cabinet would be big
help 10 wife or mother in preparing
the Thanksgiving dinner. Marion Gard.
cd
chunks are just what YOU wan1 for this
mild weather. Gregory Coal. Coke *
Lime Co.
Saturday at p. M. cushion slips,
% and accent values. 10 cents. In
spec; these values in our windows
one Cent to 90 Cent Variety Store.
Carey Everts, eos North sixth street.
was taken TO the Deaconess hospital
this morning. where he IS receiving
;rca t,nent for an infection Of the right
eye.
Candy special for Saturday. peanut
squares. nut top fudge. chocolate drops
10 cents a pound; marshmallows =
cents per pound. One Cen; TO ss-Cent
Variety Store.
car of nice big red apples on NJ. &
ST. L. track Saturday and Monday
single bushels 50 cents. FIVE bushels or
more 80 cents per bushel. Bring your
sacks. Now is the time to lay in your
winter supply Observation-Disclosures.
Car Of nice big red apples on NJ. &
ST. L track Saturday and Monday
single bushels So cents. I'VE bushels or
more 80 cents per bushel. Bring your
sacks. Now is,the time TO Jay in your
winter supply-Advertiseu
c.. c. Lee and Paul Bradley. of Wa
terloo. alumni Of Iowa State College,
were in the city Thursday en- route to
Ames. where they will attend the an
nual Homecoming which opens today,
and witness the Iowa-Ames game to-
morrow.
W. Allison. of King county. Wash
ington, has filed suit against Harriet
j. Brownell and c. H. Brownell. OF
Minneapolis. ct al, on promissory
note for 800 secured by a. mortgage on
Judgment for s125.1o and foreclosure
of the mortgage is asked.
Mrs ]. G. Langmaid. North Ninth
street. entertained Thursday after
noon the Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Mary Ayres
led the bible study Ard Mrs. George
Moehrl conducted tho lesson. In serv-
ing refreshments the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. W. F. Redel.
Mrs. Fred E. Otte, 406 North Center
street, entertained Thursday from 4
to o'clock at childrens party COM
plimentary to her daughter. Sylvia,
who celebrated her Sth birthday an
niversary. Music and games furnished
the entertainment, and at O'Clock Mrs.
Otte served a two-course lunch.
Twenty seven members of st. Mar
garets Mission were entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. Arthur
Dickson and Miss Ethel Ward at the
Dickson home. l04 North Center street
The routine business disposed of. the
hours were spent socially and with
fancy work. Mrs. Susie White and
Mrs, Marie Mcfarland presided over
the coffee, While the hostess served re-
freshments.
There was large attendance Thurs
day afternoon at the regular meeting
Of the aid society of the Methodist
church which was entertained in the
church by Mesdames [. s. Bentley,
Charles Berg. c. W. Crawford, P. F
-Arney, ]. Q. Hall, and f. 3. Myer.
After the business session Miss Verna
Paul gave two readings and Miss
Hazel Kinney played a piano solo.
Refreshments We're served by the host
esses.
Mesdames Robert Mullin, E. F
Mack. A. kriebs and Joseph Stroh-
meyer We're lostesses Thursday after
noon at the regular meeting of St
Elizabeth's Society, held in the knights
of Columbus hall. During the bust
ness session Mrs. D. j. Collins was
elected president of the society, Mrs
Edward Plunkett, vice president; Mrs
Frank Marcy, secretary. and Mrs
William Nelson, treasurer. The re-
mainder of the afternoon was spent
visiting and with Sewing. and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Members Of the art and music de
partment of the Womans Club en-
joyed an interesting meeting Thur3-