Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAlLrowN iowa DECEMBER n 1915

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Dr. Graham. osteopath. Masonic tAmo:s
Joseph Pietsch. OF state Center. spent
Thursdayin the city 4.
George C. Thiele left Thursday even.
ing on a business trip to st. Louis,
Country dressed chickens. Phone
626 or 234. Cverturfs grocery.
q. B. Roberts, of Gearing. was a bus
mess visitor in the city Thursday,
MIX red. country dressed chickens
every Saturday. McCord's grocery.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning, and
tornado insurance. Over SIS West Main
Mr.. and Mrs. George German, of State
Center. were visitors In the city Thurs
day.
Mesdames c. S. Dunkle and j. ID
Ramsey. were in the city from Gilman
Thursday.
Mrs. viii Copenhaver, of Aclsley,
"etS SiiS SiSS AhuASNuS va 49, '''~S
to Rockford, ILL.,, to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Mcneil. of Searsboro, re-
turned home Thursday evening after
visiting with friends for few days
Winesap apples. they are fine too
This store is well supplied. Phone
your orders to 626. Overturf's grocery
Miss Mary Waters. OF Delmar, who
has been visiting here with ]. II. Wat
ers and family, returned to her home
Thursday.
A set Of round steel hobs attached
to a Teddy" or "Our Joe" wagon
makes a strong bob sled, $1.5O per set.
Schmidt's hardware.
Mrs. d. H. Schroeder. of Slater. and
sister in -laW, Mrs. r. H. Schroeder, OF
this city, went to Tama to visit the
formers brother, e. J. Kucera.
Orange sale. Oranges are now al
their best. We have them in two large
sizes at 80 and 40 cents dozen. jun
Gerry.
The worlds baseball series, Boston
VS.. Philadelphia, in two parts. The
only authorized picture of the game
You fans want to see this picture. To-
| day. Colonial Theater.
Miss Genevieve Thompson, of ceda
Rapids. who has been visiting her
Thursday to Eldora, where she viii
visit with Mrs. H. w. ENEMY.
II your farm house needs reliable
heating stove and your corn crib doe!
not Justify the purchase right now
! we will sell you the heater on on'
years time. schmidts hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Benson. o
Thompson, were in the city Thursday
on their way to Gilman, where they viii
visit Mrs. Joseph Bender. Mrs. Ben
der came as far as this city to NEE,
her guests.
Mrs. Mary McGerney Of the soldiers
home. left Thursday evening 70
Omaha, where she will attend the flu
| neral Of her brother-in-law. Jane!
Ireland. She will also spend the holi
days with her sister.
"a program of Christina s. stories viii
be- told by Miss Jane Skegg to thu
children of the lower grades Of tn,
public schools Saturday morning at II
| O'clock at the public library. Their
Will also be Christmas tree for. tn
children.
Mr. and Mrs. T. s. Greenwald. 10
North Fifth street, are parents Of al
eight and one-half- pound son. born a
St. Thomas hospital Wednesday nigh,
Mrs. Greenwald was Miss Vera Siei
before her marriage. and is a daughte
ofeMr. and Mrs. George l.. Sieg. TIL
babe has been named Thomas s. Green
valid, Jr. 9
Don't forget the children want, cand
for Christmas and the best place to blu.
| candy Is at the confectionery. Thu
candy made here is ofSthe pure, home
tmades kind, made in clean, sanitar,
L@e. g Candy making Is cur u usines
and II we haven't what you want W,
will make 1t for you. Wachter's Con
fectionery. L
Members Of the Harmony Aid Socie
ty spent social afternoon ThTsda.
at the home of Mrs. Fred DERRICK. 10
West Webster street. who was assiste,
in entertaining by Mrs. William Lien
4Ho SucCt0 Sc"cu IHclT CuTlSlH1d
fancy work and the hostesses We're as
sisted by Miss Lucia Lien in servin:
refreshments.
| Members of the MayfoWer Embroid
cry Club enjoyed Il Christmas part.
Thursday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Harry K. Anderson, SOC Yves
South street. 9c!!yy ard Chr tina
bells were used to decorate the rooms
A grab bag, from which each nlembe
drew Christmas gift, afforded mucl
merriment during the afternoon, which
was spent socially Miss Bernie
Bailey assisted the hostess in servinl
la two-course lunch. Mrs. Martin, o
Humboldt, was guest from away.
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Twenty Ave members OF the art an,
music department Of the Woman
Club were entertained Thursday aft
srnoon by Mesdames Mary Wilson. LIE
Roy II. Thompson, A. M. Friend, F. d
B. ingalls,. A. Odett, w. T. Bennett ant
I Frank Lockwood, at the Wilson home
SO North Center street. Miss Fanni
Flower read q paper on landscape
marine. genre, and portrait painters
Mrs. F. S. Hynds told Of concerts an
oratories in America, and Mrs. Harr.
Hopkins read paper In which she de
scribed the musical education era Il
America. After the program the hos
tNsses served refreshments.
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