Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-10

Morgan. IS
A box Of wachter's chocolates make
q fine Christmas present. Wachter's
confectionery.
Mrs. e. L. Thomas went this morn
ing to Gilman to visit her aunt Mrs
F. r. Ensminger.
Mrs. A. H. Pemberton, Of LeGrand
visited in the city today on her way
home from Nevada.
County Attorney r. p. Scott left this
morning for Denver, where he will re.
Have you seen our tea tables with
drop leaf? Just right for side table
and very Inexpensive. Marion Gard.
Mrs. Glen Clark left this morning
for Ell Reno. Okla. for visit with hel
parents. Mr.: and Mrs. NJ. u. Alders.
Have you seen the Empire boot a,
Larson's? The. newest Of new shoes
\ come as narrow as A A AS. Larson &
Son.
The p. r. DeLeuil home, 113h North
Third street was quarantined for diph-
liberia Thursday might. Mrs DeLeuil
is sick. 4sfse
MRS. William Bennett and children
left this morning for Muscatine, called
by the illness Of her sister. Mrs. A. L
Nelson.
yChicilate. bon bons. our regular 90
cent pound values. 10 cents pound
Saturday. One Cent to ss-Cent Va
! riety Store.
4 80 -
embroidered 10 cents Saturday night.
1880 o'clock. One Cent to 99-Cent Va
riety Store.
Clyde Whitney, FL Anson street
who has been suffering with general
nervous breakdown for two weeks, IL
slowly improving.
| Mrs. II. J. Root. Of Steamboat Rock
returned home this morning after q
visit here with her niece. Mrs. B. c.
Weidt and family.
| Gun links, stick pins, waldemyer
chains and pocket knives. Come to this
store and make syour selection from q
choice stock Of assortments. Tuttle's
jewelry store.
Miss Florence Maher. 4o7 North First
avenue. entertained informally few
ifsiendss ThNraday4 evening with five
hundred. Tho h0stesa 8 served lunch
! after the games.
Mrs H. L. Bardeen, Of Edgerton,
Wis. who has been Visiting her broth;
ef. W. r. Williams. Of Eldora, left
Thursday evening for Chicago after
spending the day here.
Charles AUSTIN Of Bedford. Ind, ar
rived here Thursday evening and will
spend the holidays with his father, S.
J. Austin, brother, Ed T. Austin, and
sister. Miss Eleanor Austin. =
II You like new styles. lively IDEAS
real fashions in jewelry. we gan please
you. Be UP to date, get what Is being
used the advanced novelties in jewell
~. w. NJ. Hodges. jeweler.
Give these extreme values your at
tention. We have the best looking, best
wearing bracelet watches ever seen in
the city and within your reach, as to
price. A look at them will convince
you. No trouble to show goods. w. NJ.
Hodges. jeweler.
Mrs. James p. Linn. 111A North
Third street, was hostess Thursday
afternoon to the members and several
guests8of the Westminster Guild Of the
Presbyterian church. At the close Of
the study hour the guests visited and
Mrs. Linn served refreshments.
Many members OF the aid society Of
the Methodist church spent social at
ternoon Thursday at the church. where
they were entertained by Nesdames J..
Brock, A. r. Doty, w. w. Hfxson,
Hans Madsen. L. II. Thompson. and
Lee Atkinson, and Miss Alice Patter-
son. Refreshments were served during
the social hour.
Master Charles r. speers. Jr.. Of Des
Moines. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r..
Speers. Of that city, came Thursday
night to spend the winter with his
grandmother, Mrs. Emma ". Speers,
and 60 to school here. Mrs. Speers and
little son Frederick left Des Moines
Thursday night for San Diego, Cal,
where they go to visit Mrs. Speers' sis
ter, Mrs. b. w. Sinclair, and family,
the rest. Of the winter.
Mrs. Will Lathrop was y hostess
Thursday to n1smbers Of the Kensing-,
ton Birthday Club at her home, East
Linn street. A Christmas tree and q
Santa Claus, who gave every one a
present, added to the pleasure Of the
afternoon. Mrs L. w. Sheafer was
Santa Clause. Mrs. A. Goalby gave a
short talk. and refreshments were
served by Misses Bessie Bet and Ruby
Shearer. The rooms were prettily dec
grated with Christmas colors. Mrs
Nellie Miller, Of Albion, was q guest
: go : " d ass !;
Members OF the Fortnishtly eau
formerly known as the Sow Club en-
tertained their husbands Thur3dAx
evening at their annual Chris$maS
banquet. held this year at the ..orae OF
DR. and Mrs. H. c. Mueller, 1908 West
Main street. Christmas Il decorations
lent seasonable atmosphere to tho
affair and the tables. at which covers
were laid Tor thirty two. were lighted
with candles. On each table q minia-
ture Christmas tree. saily decorated,
made an appropriate centerpiece. A
Santa Claus, In the midst Of Z snow
scene, made q pretty center piece on
the larger table In the dining room.
Red and white roses were used IN the
living room A I've course dinner was
served at $40 by 5 Misses Myrtle
Schultz, Ina Will, Ruth Van Law, and
Alkaline Thayer.a During the evening
The kue1te wefS pie asSaifly ent ertainey1
with program Of piano numbers by
Oliver Scott Of DIS Moines.