Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-22

DR.. Bullard. ost.opath. Is West Main.

DR.. Billiard. osteopath, Is West Main,
Farm loans. William Battin. 80
North First avenue.
Milk fed, country dressed chickens
every Saturday. McCords grocery.
Mrs. NJ. Trip, Of st. Paul, went
| Thursday evening to Liscomb to visit
friends.
Country dressed, milk fed chickens.
| Saturday. Phone early 935. Overturfs
grocery.
Wanted-Man experienced in dress
| goods and window trimming. Address
XII, care T.-R.
Miss Dolly Gullick, of Allendale. N
D.. went Thursday evening to State
! Center to visit relatives.
Christian Endeavor cafeteria chicken
supper. Saturday. Oct. %. Central
Church of Christ. Good eats. Com
mittee.
Mrs e. A. Farnsworth and son Sam
uel, Of Oskaloosa, returned home
Thursday after visiting here with Mrs.
c. Plummer.
-
Mrs. J. F. Atkinson. Of Los Angeles,
formerly Of this city. is here for short
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Alice Britton,
Ill North Fifth street.
Wanted: To enter partnership in
paying business. Have money to in
vest. None but bonafide business men
need apply. x-22 care T,-R.
G. E. Forkner, president of the Light
Draft Harrow Company, offers you a
rare opportunity for investment in a
growing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss May Dennis, Of Eldora, was liz
the city Thursday, accompanying home
Miss Lelah Heard, who has been a
patient at the Deaconess hospital for a
week.
Coal, coal, and more coal, and we
give you free with each load a good
long handled fire shovel Try our coal
and service, it will please you. Phone
119. Bowles & Billings.
There will be halloween party and
dance in I. o. U. w. hall Saturday eve
ming. Oct. 30, given by the Young
Women's Sokol Gymnasium Club.
Everybody invited. Come masked Ad-
mission SO cents couple. Committee
Mrs. Agnes McManus returned this
morning from two weeks stay in Col
fax. where she was called by the injury
of her brother, William Kelly Mr..
Kelly had his leg broken when he was
caught underneath a horse when the
animal fell. Mrs. McManus will return
to Colfax in a few days.
Mrs. R. H. Meyer and daughters.
Grace and Ara, of White River, 8. D.,
were in the city this morning on their
way to Malcolm to visit another daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. A. Mcdonnell. Mr., and
Mrs. Meyer formerly lived on farm
south Of the city. and contemplate
moving back in this vicinity In the
near future.
This store was fortunate enough to
purchase another lot of the choice con-
lection. cream covered whole Brazil
nuts. This CONNECTION has always sold
for 80 cents pound, but Saturday
special price Of 80 cents a pound box
Is made for the one day only. This is
the same as we offered Saturday be-
fore last. Old Reliable Drug Company.
Miss Theresa Coyne. 400 South
Second street. was hostess Thursday
evening to twenty girl friends at a
miscellaneous shower for Miss Ger
trude Byrnes, who Is to be married
Monday to Daniel Mulligan, of Tama-
Games and music we're followed by the
serving Of luncheon. in which the
hostess was assisted by Misses Cath
crime Kennehan and Ellen Crosby.
Members Of the Aloha Club, spent a
pleasant afternoon Thursday with Mrs.
George A. Holt, zoos West Church
street. Mrs. E. A. Holt, of Ashland,
Ore, gave a talk on the California ex-
positions, and Mrs. w. w. Morehouse
talked on THE Care Of Young Chill
dren." Mrs. II. F. Minor Of Dayton,
O., told Of the great food in that city
in 1914. The remainder Of the time
was spent socially, and Mrs. Holt
served refreshments.
It seemed as tho every one In Mar
ghalltown who owned an automobile
and could get away drove to Green
Mountain Thursday evening and took
with him all his car would carry. The
occasion was the annual bazaar and
chicken pie supper given by the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Green Mountain
church. Over 400 people were served
with most delicious supper, anu the
ladies cleared $3.50 on the affair. A
little over $50 worth Of the net proceeds
was from the bazaar.