Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-18

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Mrs. Scott owings and daughter Wv
ian, of Moline, ILL.,. arrived in the city
Wednesday evening to visit at the home
of Mr. OWNS mother. AIRS. s. c. Bell,
for Few days Mr.. Owings has been
hero for . short time.
Mrs. Charles sandvig went to Roland
Wednesday night to remain until after
Sunday as the guest Of friends. Miss
Esther Sandvig departed Wednesday
night Tor Graett:Hser &c visit with her
grandfather for two weeks.
The pleasing qualities Of Western
Club cigars are making them justly
popular. The pure Havana filler and
matured Sumatra wrapper harmonic
perfectly in producing smoke Of dis.
tive character. Advertisement.
Miss Hazel willard arrived home
this morning from few days visit in
wedding Of Miss Irene Wilson and Will
bur Burkhardt Tuesday. Miss Wilson
is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wilson formerly Of this city.
: We don't like to tell you what to
eat-but We will tell you what you
should eat-and that's Shrubs Butter
milk bread. You will find that the
whole family will enjoy and keep heal
thy on It. The grocery has it fresh
each day. Shrubs bakery.
Complimentary to Miss Media May
Bushnell, who has resigned her posi-
ton as q teacher in the high school.
and will leave soon for her home In
Battle Greek, Mich, Misses katherine
Benedict and Katherine McCord enter
\ sained ten friends wednesday alter
4 noon The affair was porch party
and was given at the F. r. Benedict
home GOT West Main street An in
formal afternoon with sewing was en-
Joyed and the hostesses served re-
freshments.
Members and children OF the south
western mission Sunday school of the
CONGREGATIONAL church spent happy
day Wednesday at Riverview park.
where they held an all-day picnic. Offi-
cers and teachers Of the school had
charge Of the affair and at noon pic
Mic, lunch was served to 115. The
lunch was Furnished by the aid society
members Of the church and the serv-
ing was under the direction Of Mes
DANES A. F. Balch, George Price, wfl-
lard Mcsher. H. c. Stevens and Miss
May Bratt.
Complimentary to Miss Mary Cum
innings. who leaves Sunday for New
/ York from where she will sail for Eu-
Pipe. Misses Mary Helen Ketchum, and
Fern Flitton entertained at a lawn
party Wednesday evening. at the
Ketchum home, 81 East Church street
aSpeopie who spent an Informal evening
Ketchum was assisted In serving re-
& Marjorie Ketchum and Mrs. L. C. Nor
z riS, the latter Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. A. A. Moore, AZ East Main
street. entertained at bridge wednes-
day afternoon complimentary to her
guest, Mrs. L. C. Norris, Of Los
Angeles, and formerly Of this city. The
guest list included sixteen friends OF
the guest Of honor who enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon pi93fhg bridge on
s the spacious porch Of the Moore home
Mrs. Charles McCombs S5eceived the
. prize for the high score. The porch
4 and house were attractively decorated
with large bouquets " pink flowers
Mrs. Moore was assisted by Mrs. Nellta
+ -. lamar In serving three course
luncheon ct o'clock.
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Miss Grace Wing, 1908 West State
{ street, entertained this morning .,
breakfast, complimentary to Misse,
Mary Cummings and Winifred Dun.
ham, who leave soon for Europe, whert
s1hey viii spend the summer travelling
I and Misses Iona Wing. Of Ireton, ant
Frances Mcdowell, Of Doom. Cover
/ were laid for eighteen and an elabor.
!. hte four-course breakfast was served
1t 10yo'clocis by Mrs. F. s. Wing, whit
.Has assisted by Mrs. 3. F. Cummingl
End Mrs. Robert Mnllin. Pink rosei
Il lecorated the center Of the tables ant
~ each place was Q basket of pinl
,Efeses, while bouquets of pansies wert
! Given AZ favors. After the breakfas
the guests spent the time socially.
The funeral Of Andrew Collins val
6eld from the residence, 400 Soutt
s Fifth. street, at $3.50 wednesday aft.
( trnoon. and was quiet largely at
tended. Rev. H. O.sPratt conducted tn,
( Gervic4s. Many flowers were sent b,
/. Manipulating neighbors and friend.
4 and large floral pieces were sen. from
I the Electric RebekSh iodge, No. ss1
and from several business cnices. I'll,
pail bearers were Messrs. william
Ruu6all. Nels Nelson. David tLennox
y sGeotDU Hines, aJohn Hobbs and VII
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