Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-04

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Children's dresses, up to as cent
values. on sale Saturday. SO cents. One
Cent to accent Variety Store.
Drink the Bailey boys pop. for sale
everywhere except in the baseball
park. Bailey boys and their Pop"
Mrs. F. NJ. Kester of Abba, returned
| home Thursday after q visit with her
daughter, Mrs. c. A Airy, of Nevada.
| Inspect the children,s dresses in our
windows. your choice Saturday 80
! cents. One Cent to 90 Cent Variety
| Store.
! Miss Rachel Romare. of Chicago, arr
rived in the city Thursday and is visit
ing at the home of Miss Frances
Young.
The Swedish Ladies Aid Society will
hold an exchange Saturday, June 5, at
Sinclair's store, beginning at 10 o'clock
Committee.
Mrs. w. e. Penfeld, Of Little Falls,
Mimi, went Thursday to Grnnell after
a visit here with her brother, Ralph
Vanderveer.
I Have you sampled that camel pine
apple and placed an order? Why not?
They are better and cheaper than fresh
ones and save work. culley's store.
Mrs. Agnes Hunt, Of Gle Elum.
Washington, left this morning for
Emmetsburg, after visit here with
! her sister. Mrs. A. H. Cook. She will
visit brother, John Baker, in En-
metsburg.
Mrs. e. A. Bovee and granddaughter,
Miss Loretta Young, went this morn
| ing to Conrad where they will attend
the. graduating exercises this evening
Mrs. Bovee's grandson, Leonard Brock,
IS q member Of the class.
Deputy Sheriff e. G.. Thompson, of
| Marion county. was in the city this
morning to his way to Eldora. He was
| accompanied by Leo Mckee, aged
| about IL, Of Cedar Rapids, whom he
was taking to the state industrial
school.
William Sweeney leaves this evening
lover the Great Western for San Fran
| cisco, where he will attend the ma
tional convention OF IN, cooks ans
| waters union Of America as a dele.
gate from the local union. He expects
to be gone about a month.
| Mrs. T. Binford, 10 North Second
avenue. entertained Thursday after
noon the members Of the Witenage-
mate Club. The hours were pleasant
~ occupied with the club reading. and
during an hour spent socially the hos
tess. assisted by her daughter, Miss
Jessie Binford ana Mrs. Ruth Buck,
! served refreshments f..
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Mrs. F. 8. Jerome was hostess Thurs
| day afternoon to the members Of
Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society, whom
she entertained at her home at 203
North Third avenue. The early part Of
tho afternoon was devoted to business
Of the aid. at the close Of which the
| time was spent socially. In serving a
two-course luncheon Mrs. Jerome vas
assisted by MfAz. YIN Everist.
The children Of the kindergarten of
the Arson school were entertained this
morning at birthday party by Mrs.
Myrtle Talbot complimentary to her
little daughter Francine, who celebrated
her 9Th birthday anniversary. Pink
and white formed the decorations, and
the little folks wore dainty little pink
and white paper caps. Games and
exercises furnished the entertainment,
and birthday luncheon was served.
Members Of the local branch Of the
Child Conservation League Of America
met Thursday afternoon In the public
library. The subject OF "Child Culture
and Habit" made up the program. Mrs.
Frank Hickenlooper read paper on
1.-THE Established Habits Of Early In
fancy and Their Value to Child and
Parents" Mrs. Raymond Doolittle gave
a paper on Habit and Its Relation to
Character" Mrs, III. G.. Mueller read
Goethe's 1.-THE King"
Miss Hazel Messenger, who will be-
come the bride of James Stepan on
Monday, June Z, was the guest Of honor
Wednesday evening at miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Mabel Jerome.
202 North Third avenue. Sweet peas
were used to decorate the rooms and
table, and pleasant evening was en-
joyed. The bride-to-be received many
pretty and useful gifts. In serving
luncheon the hostess was assisted by
Mrs. F. S. Jerome and Mrs. J. Nc
Carthy.
Mrs. William S. Diller, one OF the
moved to the city detention hospital
Thursday night, sick with a very mild
attack Of smallpox. Mr.. and Mrs Dill
er have occupied room in the old
peoples annex. Mrs. Diller was ex-
posed to the disease In Waterloo two
weeks ago. The home medical depart
| ment was fumigating the room occu-
pied by the couple and taking other
steps to prevent the disease spreading.
Many members Of st. Margaret's
Mission Of st. Paul's Episcopal church
and several guests were entertained
Thursday evening by Misses Edna
Balch and Frances Young at the Balch
home, 604 West Main street. During the
routine bushes plans were discussed
for the summer work Of the mission.
after which the members sewed and
visited. In serving refreshments the
hostesses were assisted by Miss Myrtle
Nicklin. Miss Rachel Romare, Of Chi
cago, was an out-of-town guest.
Members Of the NJ. -. s., Club were
entertained Thursday by Mrs. H c..
Jones, S07 West Nevada street, assisted
By her daughter Cicily. Mr.. Jones serv-
81 dinner at 1890. During the afternoon
Ionicers were elected In the persons or
Mrs, William Stoubber, president; Mrs.
John Ravens. vice president; Mrs. Will
Ham Kirchberger. secretary treasurer.
FOR guessing games, prizes were won
~ Mrs. Charles Rogers and Mrs. Kate
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