Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-05

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we're in the city today.
The 81. Elizabeth Society viii hold
an exchange at the Paiace shoe store
Saturday, Feb. 8 Committee,
Z Mrs. A. H. Trussel ana Mrs. verna C.
T-ussel. OF Toledo. we're in the city
THURSDAY on their way to Abba.
Il. F. Hennis. H. L. and A II. Hun
zelmann and a H and VIII Hehhis. of
State Center, We're in the city Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ada Carlton. OF Sioux City. re-
turned home Thursday evening after
visit with her aunt, Mrs. George Hol-
( comb.
Time now 10 think of your storage
trio Storage Battery Station. rear OF
trio Storage Battery Staion. rear OF
kisse! kar Company.
our special Saturday 81 boxes are
1 giving good satisfaction. Try one.
! Roses. carnations, narcissus, jonquils,
/ tulips fres.as and violeS James L
! Denmead greenhouses.
Miss Hazel aiffelman, of Gilman. re-
turned home this morning, after visit
{
! Peer accom- panied her home for few
days visit.
/ SUNDAY ice creams are vanilla straw
! berry. chocolate. and orange pudding
also pineapple and orange ices. Phone
475 white for deliveries. Wachters
! confectionery.
Short circuited electric light wires
caused smoke TO rise from the Elmer
Watt home, BOZ North Third avenue,
about 7:45 Thursday evening. and the
fire department was called No flames
resulted however, and the damage was
Of no consequence.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith 1904
West Church street are parents of az
eight pound son, their first baby, born
at the home of Mrs. Beckwiths par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Shelley. 1906
West Linn street. Mrs. Beckwith was
formerly Miss Florence Shelley.
A special meeting for 81 cider boys
of the city will be held Sunday after
noon by the Y. NJ. C. A, when a gospel
team of six high school boys from the
Deg Moines Y. NJ. G. A. Will speak at
the First Presbyterian church at 3
o'clock Special music has been ar
ranged.
Mrs Chris Wetzstein, 112 North First
lstreet entertained members of the aid
society Of the German church at her
home Thursday afternoon. Sewing for
the society occupied most Of the after
noon and after the routine business
the hostess was assisted in serving re-
freshments by Mrs. Jacob Banzhaf. Jr..
and Misses Nina, Alma and Leonora
Wetzstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly James, former
residents of this city, who have been
: living in ST. Cloud, Mimi, and St Paul
for eighteen months. returned to the
. city Thursday, again to make Mar
shalltown their home. Mr.. James will
! take his old position with the Mar
: shalltown Syrup and Sugar Company
Mr.. and Mrs James have rented apart
ments for the present at l15 North
! Third street.
J. o. Parks has returned from Audu-
bon, where he and Mrs. Parks were
called by the death Of the latter's
. father. G. w. Townsend. Mr.. Town
sends death was sudden, being caused
by pneumonia. He was So years ole
and leaves his wife and three daugh-
ters, Mrs. j. o. Parks, Of this city;
Mrs Tinker, of Topeka, Kan; and Mrs
Henkel, Of Charlton. Mrs. Parks is
still in Audubon.
, Free, Free free-Saturday. Feb. 6. a
, 10 a. m, we are going to give away
, an organ to the first person apply.
!, ing at that time. This will be abso.
, lutely free. We will sell number o.
+, ether organs. all in good playing con
L dition. suitable for home, church OF
!, school at that time for SO each. These
4 organs are worth from $25 to $50. No
s delivered. Guest Piano Company, c
: e. Pickard, manager.
Mrs. Minnie Allen, 1857 West Stat
street, entertained sixteen friends q
cards Thursday evening. Bouquets o
. American Beauty roses made effectiv
decorations in the different rooms ant
five hundred was enjoyed during tn
evening. In the card game the prize
were awarded to Misses Nora Wilke,
a and Mamie Pihlgren. At a late hou
Mrs. Allen assisted by Miss Ida Weis
- senburger. Of Laurel. served tw
= course luncheon. Miss Weissenburgel
was the only out guest.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Thayer,
north Ienth stTeeL, eHleT ldiHeu dt
large dinner party Thursday evenin,
= In the house and table decorations
color scheme Of red and white wa
4 artistically used. Covers were laid &c
fifty. At each place small lighte
red candle stood in the center OF tn
place card. In the center Of the tabl
large red candle was surrounded
q wreath of smilax, and red carnation
j. were also used on each table. At
II o'clock Mrs Thayer was assisted
Ir serving four-course dinner by Misse
ID Ina VIII, Adaline Thayer, Ruth Va
ir Law, and Gale WINERY, the latter {
e Union. During the evening five hur
.e dred was enjoyed. the prizes bein
awarded to Mrs. la b. Lynx, Mr.
d Frank e. Stewart, and Mrs. I. o. KEN
.. BILE.