Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-07

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A., III. welksr. general Insurance.
Over "a East Main street. i'
Mrs. Guy jackson, Of owasa, visited
friends in the city Wednesday
How about one Of those little stoves
for the little girl? schmidt's hard7
ware.
We sell mailing envelopes for those
Christmas photos. Simmons book
store,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson, OF Hal
stead, Kan, has returned home after
an extended visit with her father. J.
|P. Glenn.
Mrs. John Crabtree, OF Cedar Rapids,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Schmelz, returned home
Wednesday evening.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the church Friday for an all
day sew The members will bring
theirslanch. with them.
Mrs. Martha. A. Fisher and daughter,
Mrs. Charles A. Miller, have gone to
ST, Petersburg, Fla, where they will
remain during the winter,
DR.. shallenberger, specialist in
chronic nervous and special diseases
win make his 19sth visit to Hotel Stod-
dard. Marshalltown, Saturday. Dec. Q.
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Christmas shoppers who contemplate
brying jewelry will delight to know Of
the varied assortments Of many lines
sold at upstair prices here. Murray up.
stair teweler. over is East Main street.
8:15 p. ma Fifth and Main streets
by Bicknell Young, member of the
board Of lectureship of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ, in
Boston, Mass. You are invited. No
collection. Christian Science church.
4 Don't forget that this is the week
to buy your potatoes, big sale on po-
tatoes all week at Cray's cafe 20 North
Center street. Better lay in your win
ter supply before the weather turns
cold, as potatoes will sell for more
money in the near future; this is pre-,
djcted by the, big commission men in
Minneapolis. Your respectfully. E. Il.
Cray.
|, The annual election of officers was
held Wednesday afternoon by the
members of the Court of Honor Circle.
who met at the home of Mrs. Kate
Nelson, 612 North Fourth avenue. Mrs.
n. B. Haines was chosen president,
Mrs N. P. Rasmussen, vice president;
Mrs. T. J. Read, secretary; and Mrs.
F. s. Jerome. treasurer. Following the
business meeting the members sewed,
and did fancy work, and the hostess
served a two course lunch, assisted by
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Marshall.
New officers were elected at the
meeting of the Busy Bee Circle, which
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. f. NJ. Way and Mrs. J. J.
Lockhart at the home of the formsr
40s Lee street. Mrs. p. w. Burke was
chosen president Mrs. w. B. Ferries
first vice president; Mrs. w. A. Tall.
bet, second vice president; Mrs. Hud-
son Mitchell, secretary; and Mrs, G.. w.
Kinney, treasurer. Following the busi-
ness meeting a social hour was en-.
joyed and the hostess served refresh,
ments. assisted by Mrs. H. Thompson.
Fathers Of pupils attending the Ar
mold school entertained the Mothers
Club at their annual meeting Wednes-
day evening in the school building. A.
good -sized audience enjoyed a musical
program. which consisted of selections
by an orchestra 81 nine pieces, led by
c. H. Reese. and a whistling solo by
Janice Boardman. who was accompan-f
led by Miss Bess Selby After t he
music Superintendent Aaron Palmer
spoke on what 10 expected the schools
will do for. the children. followed by
discussions on what jthesmothers are
doing to help. given by Mrs. E. T.. Kin
nan, Mrs. j. w. Edenburn, Mrs. G. c.
st. Clair. and Miss Mary Hall. Miss
Ruth Haines closed the PROGRAM with
a solo. after which 3refreshment were
served by q committee, OF which r. N.
Selby was chairman.