Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-11

Glasses properly fitted. H.lioers.
Fancy dressed country CHICKENS
Lockard & Overture.
Country dressed chickens. Phone %
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Eye ear. nose and throat Specialist
| glasses fitted Dr. F. p. Lierle.
Extra good quality administer rugs,
size 9x12. at s12.sO, Marion Gard.
Visit our gift section. See what you
can buy from % cents TO 81. Marion
Gard.
Popcorn wants are easily filled here
as we have four varieties Of corn that
will pop. Lockard & overturf.
Don't forget the Covenant Daush-
ters' bazaar Saturday, Dec. IL, in
Skeggs window. Committee.
W. NJ. Clifford. district manager for
washburn Crosby Company, Mime
Mrs. T. S. Sharpnack. of Delaware,
o., arrived in the city Thursday even
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Orlando
Baxter.
The United Brethren ladies Will hold
the bazaar and bake exchange Satur-
day afternoon, at Sinclair's. Com
mittee,
Our srecial offering to you. por.
.-aiture OF the highest quality. Quaf-
ity, not quantity. our slogan Camera
shop studio.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church Will hold a bazaar at the
church Friday and Saturday ali
day. Dec. II and l.. y chicken sup
per viii be served az o'clcck Friday.
Price SIS cents. On Saturday noon
luncheon VIII be served Committee.
DR. F. H. Boucher returned this
morning from Iowa City, where he has
Boucher. no ) = student IN the school
o. dentistry o. the state university.
The Younger Mr. Boucher underwent
ar operation Al Iowa Ci;y Wednesday
q correct a deforrnity OF bone CT
,he nose
Complimentary 10 her sister law.
Mrs. Charles p. Stewart OF klamath.
Ore Mrs. 2 :. Stewart 8 Wes, Grant
street entertained informally dozen
friends al luncheon Thursday. After
me luncheon. which was served at
O'Clock the guests spent The afternoon
socially ard with bridge Mr.. Stewart
IS also 3 guest at the home Of his
brother. :. E. Stewart.
Mrs. o. Haakenson and Mrs. T. Dan
selsoa were hostesses Thursday after
noon al the meeting Of the aid society
/ Of the Norwegian church held IN the
church parlors. Forty members at
tended and al the close OF The business
session they visited and sewed. L.
serving refreshments the hostesses
were assisted ny Aesdames Earl Con-
ley. Bertha pehnn, s-d William Olson
she" will know from the box that
you ~ere particular TO make her gift
an appreciated one # the box bears
the name "Liggetts" This high grade
candy does not cost any more than
others and has the reputation. Then,
remember that II is a this store that
chocolates and bon bons are kept on
ice We make i, point 20 have the
very best as we'll as 10 keep II right.
Mcbride g. VIII Drug Company.
AT the regular meeting of the aid
society OF the Methodist church, held
Thursday afternoon in the church par
lors. the attendance was large end a
pleasant afternoon was spent with
sewing and socially after the routine
business. Mrs. ". G. Crowder played
a pleasing piano number, and little
, Otis Billings gave a reading. The hos
, tesses. Mesdames z. l.. Billings, r. \
Ash, J. P. Diehl, NJ. Z. Melvin, w. G
, Horne. and r. A. Julian. served re-
; freshments late in the afternoon.
. Members of the ST. Elizabeth's So
ciety Of ST Mary's church were enter
tanned in the Knights of Columbus hal
Thursday afternoon by Mesdames John
. Nolan, William Hayes, George Cum
mings. and John Donegan. The after
5 noon was spent IN the usual way witt
the routine business and a social hour
: In serving a lunch the hostesses WERE
assisted by Misses Anna and Mar
! guerite Nolan, Blanche Sirks and Vera
s Donegan. Mrs. owen BARLEY, Of Cubs
City Wis, was an out-Of-town guest
Henry Weber. II South Fifth street
returned home Thursday from Warsaw
!, H., where he attended the funeral o
: his brother, Philip Weber, who die
l suddenly last Thursday Mr.. Webe
2 was walking from the barn to tn
, house when he dropped dead of hear
. disease. Mr.. Weber leaves a wife an
e eight grown children. His wife ma
/; been a paralytic for two years and
in a serious coidition at present. Phil
: Weber was born in Germany. in Isl
and came to this country in 1854, SCI
Ting in Warsaw, where he has live
= ever since
e Mrs A. Z. Balch was reelected pres
e ident of the aid society Of the Con
d gregationaI church at the annual busi
1t ness meeting held IN the church pai
= lors Thursday afternoon. Mrs. c.
.e Schmidt was elected vice presiden
Mrs c. G. Urine treasurer. and Mr.
3. A. Tankersley secretary. The after
aid, and the various reports for TT
= year which We're given by the office
. and chairmen Of the different commi
- tees and the officers of the two d
visions, showed that the aid had had
% most successful and encouraging yea
IS A pleasant afternoon was spe,
% Thursday by members Of the Anso
! Mothers Club at the Arson schoe
10 The paper of the afternoon on Chi
III Punishment which was prepared /
s Mrs. c. G. Zeigler was read by MI
James DeBatss and was followed ]
A. an open discussion by the member
G. The remainder Of the program W;