Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-20

Mrs. II. f. Mothersill, OF Union, was
a Saturday visitor in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. wheater were
visitors in Liscomb Saturday. a
Mrs F. F. Patterson, of Gilman, was
d Saturday visitor in the city.
H. A. Pearson, of State Center, Wis
tied friends in the city Saturday.
Military brushes, hair hat and
clothes brushes. Elders drug store.
Buy the boy set of Erectors for
Christmas. Sold by us. Horne & Gel
vim.
Rosaries of different colored beads,
/. gold and gold filed chains. futile. the
jewelry.
Mesdames Claude Reed and Elmore
Johnson, of Gearing. visited friends in
the city Saturday.
Poultry show begins Jan. at Cum
mings' hall. Premium list free. c. c.
Louns berry, secretary.
Beginning tonight, our store will be
open evenings until Christmas. The
Fair, and West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Robinson and Mrs.
D. Besnecker, of State Center, visited
briefly in the city Saturday.
Toilet sets of the higher grade
choice of Partisan ivory. coco boIa, and
other styles. Elders drug store.
Boys. speak to your parents about
an air gun for Christmas. We have
plenty TO select from. Horne & Gel
win.
Mrs. J. L. blessing and son Carl and
Mrs. l.. blessing went Saturday evening
to Albion 20 visit Joseph Males and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Benson of Ro-
lette n. D., are visiting in the city at
the home of Mrs. Benson's sister, Mrs.
J. w. Alden.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Huddleston, of Rock
Island. ILL.,. who have been here for the
funeral of the latters uncle, Andrew
Frost, went Saturday to Newton to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Trip and son
Burdette left Saturday evening for
Corwith to visit over the holidays with
Mrs. Trips parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Wermerson.
Miss Dora Lindsey, Of Eldora, who
has been visiting for a few months at
New Windsor. Maine, returned home
Saturday evening after visiting here
with her niece, Mrs. A. H. Bogardus.
The officers Of the Marshall County
Sportsmen's Association who have
served during the past year, will con-
tinue in office thru the coming year
until their successors are regularly
chosen. ...
Mrs Mary WEIGH I'll West Boone
street, who is confined to her home
suffering with a fractured right ankle,
| is doing nicely Mrs. WEIGH slipped
about a week ago.
! For your gift, what is more suitable
for any occasion, containing that init
mate association Of friendship and sem
! timent. than an offering Of silverware?
! See our beautiful patterns in open
stock. w. M. Hodges. jeweler.
If you are dissatisfied within TWEEN
ty- five years with any piece Of silver
war which we may sell you. bring II
| back or send it direct to the factory
| We have a good assortment OF knives
| and forks, spoons. sugar shells. meal
! forks. butter knives. etc, etc. Horne
! G. Gelvin.
! Members Of Rowena Circle were en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Herman Savage. 210 North Eighth
avenue. The hours were enjoyed So
cially. and in guessing contest Mrs.
". D. Plander was awarded the prize.
The hostess served lunch during the
afternoon.
| Harry II. Wilson, son of S. NJ. Will
son, formerly of this city but now liv-
! ing a. Hastings, Neb, has been elected
to the honorary medical fraternity,
Alpha Omega Alpha, at the chapter at
| the College of Medicine of the Univer-
sity of Illinois. at Chicago, where he is
a student. according to information
received by friends in this city.
Miss May Dell AXE, 10 North Fifth
street. entertained Informally Satur-
| day afternoon few friends COM
plimentary to Miss Florence Sellers
whose wedding will take place on
Wednesday evening. Dec. 20. The aft
ernoon was pleasantly occupied with
fancy work, and several guessing con
! tests afforded much amusement. Miss
/ Sellers was the recipient Of many
pretty gifts in handkerchief shower
| In serving lunch the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Allison. X
James r. Pound. 6 North Seventh
| street, entertained at a stag dinner
Saturday evening as a farewell to Rev
{. Fl. Morris, who will leave the city
| soon to become pastor ~of Contra
Church of Christ of Denver. Colo
Covers were laid for twelve. and the
table was appropriately decorated with
holly and lighted with red candles. A
four course dinner was served by Mrs
Pound at $50. After the dinner the
different guests gave toasts in which
they congratulated Mr. Morris for the
many good things he has accomplished
while making his home in the, city
Mr.. motifs expressed his appreciate:
in his reply. The remainder of the time
was spent socially.
Members of the Quiet Hour Circle
composed of the younger girls Of tn,
Central Church of Christ entertained
Saturday afternoon in the parlors o.
the church from to o'clock compli
mertary to Mrs. C. H Morris, who viii
soon leave the city to make her hom'
in Denver. At s O'Clock q supper wa
served in the dining room. A miniatuf'
Christmas tree. gaily decorated, mad
a. pretty; centerpiece. around which
were placed little Christmas gifts 70
each guest. Mrs. Morris received
] very Handsome brass vase, the gif
from all the members OF the circle, an