Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-04

Mrs. H. D. Kitchen, of Nederland,
Tex, who is visiting in the city with
her sitser, Mrs. r. J. Vogel, visited in
State Center Thursday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II. Moran, Of st. An
thony, were in the city Thursday ON
their way to visit the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moran, north of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hansen, of Tripoli,
who have been visiting here with the
| formers sister, Mrs. P. A. Calmus, went
| Thursday to Jackson, Mimi, to visit
other relatives.
On cold day If you stop at the Nc
Bride & VIII Drug Co. and order a hot
| cup Of coffee, chocolate, or fresh
made sandwich, you will feel more like
| facing the day. Mcbride s. Will Drug
| Co.
Many members of the German
Ladies' Aid Society were entertained
| Mrs. John Studer. Mrs. G. Schmelz
| assisted in serving refreshments fol-
| lowing the work hour.
Fifteen members of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the st. Paurs church were
| entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. F. Schoenhut, 7 South
! Fourth street. The mission study was
! led by Mrs. L. c. Abbott, at the close
| Of which the hostess served refresh
ments. a-t. ..z
There was large attendance
| Thursday evening at the meeting Of
| the members Of st. Margaret's Mission,
held at the home of Misses Fannie and
| Rosie Flower, 407 West Main street. A
business session was followed by the
| usual social hour, during which the
hostesses served refreshments.
Most Of us nnd It hard to make
money, harder still to save it, and
hardest Of all to invest it without risk
OF loss. A fortune can be bought on
the installment plan from the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York.
See US for particulars. Shove and Bay
district managers. Masonic temple.
Twenty-four friends of Miss Cecilia
Roesch surprised her at her home, 1908
South Center street, Wednesday even.
ing. the occasion being her birthday
anniversary. The guests brought re-
freshments, and also presented Miss
Roesch with a cameo laval1iere as
birthday gift. Games, music, and dam
cling were enjoyed during the evening.
Mrs. Wallace Calladine was hostess
Thursday afternoon at the meeting Of
the aid society Of the State Street
United Evangelical church, held at the
church. The attendance was large.
After short business session Mrs.
Frank Moehrl and Miss Cora Calladine
assisted the hostess In serving refresh
ments.
Mrs. J. c. Hollingsworth, 203 North
Second avenue. left Wednesday night
for Aberdeen. S. D., for two months
visit with her son, c. s. Hollingsworth,
and family. Mrs. Holllngsworth. who
was formerly Miss Maude Clarke, of
this city, Is to undergo an operation
for appendicitis soon, and Mrs. J. G.
Hollingsworth will keep house for her
son.
The attendance was large Thursday
afternoon at the regular meeting OF
the aid society of the Elm Lutheran
church held at the church. Mesdames
r. Rasmussen and o. Eige were hos
tesses. and the members spent the aft
ernoon sewing. In serving refresh
ments the hostesses were arristed by
vern Christensen, Selma Eige, and
Selma Thorson.
Sixty members attended the regular
meeting Of the aid society Of the Con-
gregational church Thursday after
noon. DR.. James L. Gordon. who is
conducting mission at the church
this week, was guest and gave a
short and interesting talk. Refresh
rnents were served by the hostesses.
Mesdames ]. v. Bass, Carl Shaffner.
D. D. Neblett, Emily Arson, George
Martin, and Elizabeth Gay, assisted by
Mrs. Ida Statler.
Mesdames Fred Carl. N. A. Evans,
George McCord, Fred Wallace, Fred |
Pepper, and w. e. Bracewell. were
hostesses Thursday afternoon to sixty
five members Of the aid society Of the
Methodist church. whom they enter
tanned in the church parlors. The
earlier part of the afternoon was de-
voted to business Of the society, and |
later the guests enjoyed an hour So
cially while the hostesses served re-
freshments.
Accidents you may not prevent. Re- |
ports show that In this country, there
are burned every week In the year, on |
the average. three theaters, ten schools,
three public halls, two colleges, two
hospitals and twenty-six hotels Trav-
elers' accident policies double the benz
Gifts In injuries received while travel.
ing or in burning buildings. Travel
ers policies protect you everywhere |
Moral Insure with the Travellers. A. t,
n. welker, agent, over ~ East Main
street.
received q check for 5000 Monday |
from Minneapolis and another for $500 |
from Council BLUFFS, both from former
Marshalltown citizens, to be invested
in the savings and loan association
and loaned on new homes In Marshall
town. This $1,000 came hack to Mar
shalltown because we are paying
per cent. Sossehcdy else might have
sent 1920 out OF town for specula.
ton In wild land, oil wells. or mining
stock. BY Offering 4 safe investment
at a.good rate Of intsrsst we are bring
ing new capital into town. q. w. |
Gilbert sscrstary q Hregcryss.
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