Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-30

| Howard Hawkins, went this morning
to Oskaloosa 10 visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p Brechtbil west
OF the city on Main street, are parents
of daughter born Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Graham and
the latter's sister, Mrs. p. +. McDer-
mott. left this morning for Arlington
to visit another sister, Mrs. John PAUL..
Hugh and Myrtle Wilkerson. Stella
and Glen Ellis, and Grace and Payne
Abrams. of State Center. visited in the
city Friday with Miss Nellie Roberts
Mrs. +. {. Demorest and daughter
| Lois. of indianola left this morning for
their home after visit over Christmas
with the formers mother, Mrs. Mary b.
Nichols. and sister, Mr.. w. f. Tom
| linson.
| Mrs. G. r. Gaunt. 2o2 North Fourth
avenue. suffered a severe burn on her
right foot Friday when a hot water
pipe burst while she was standing near
it, The scalding hot water blstered
! the foot quite badly.
The business office of the Marshall
Telephone Company will be open until
! 9 D. m. Saturday DaC. so the last day
Oh which rentals for current month
may be paid to secure the rebate. Mar
shall Telephone Company.
| Members OF DannebrOg. Danish
! lodge. entertained their families at
! Christmas dance Friday evening in the
! 4 .. L W. hall. refreshments being
| served during the evening. The next
! entertainment of the lodge viii be "A
masquerade party.
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| not greater in importance than the
water supply. You can not obtain pure
! water from q river nor pure milk from
an unsanitary source The pasteurized
| milk sold by the Jackson Dairy Com
| pany is guaranteed pure and free from
all disease carrying germs. All who
are using it testify TO its merits. Order
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About fifty couples EMO! ed the
| dancing party given Friday evening in
| Red Mems hall by st. Margaret's Mis-
| sion. Those in attendance from out Of
| the city We're Mr.. and Mrs. houzo
| Ordway. of Everett, Wash: Miss Doris
Of Iowa City; Clarence Brown. OF Man
chester: and Philip Freyder Of Iowa
City.
In honor Of Mrs. W. G.. Kane. who
formerly lived in the city and has just
returned from kyserike, y. Y. to make
her home in Ames. Mrs. II. W. Weikert
entertained the members OF the Wis
terra Club. Of which Mrs. Kane is
former member. Friday afternoon at
the Weiker, home. South Sixth street
An enjoyable social time was spent
during the afternoon with fancy work,
after which the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by her daughter Mrs
Byron Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. TAYLOR set West
State street, very pleasantly enter
tanned ffty-four guests at dinner Fri
day evening a their home. The guests
were received by the hest and hostess
who were assisted N the parlors by
Mesdames &. G. -. clair. y, \. Nor
gan. II. \. kinnan. {. &. Urine, \. r.
Balch. r. ". McCreery. 6. NJ. John
son. Merritt Greene, Jr. and ". =.
! Mueller. Pink and white were the
| colors used in decorating the rooms.
| which We're adorned with kiIlarneT
roses smliax vas used on tho tables.
| tfter dinner the guests enjoyed the
| evening with the games Of bridge and
| five hundred tire prizes in the former
! being Won by y. T.. RalCh and Mrs. F.
| l.. Meeker. and in the latter 10y Mrs.
! Herbert WaSsoD and +. l. MeeE"r.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. {. Hurd, Of Naqu"keta.
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