Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-24

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nice ones. Phone 234 on 626. Over.
turf's grocery.
Bulk mince meat just as good a.
mother made and cheaper than you car
make it. Sanitary grocery.
We are still selling 20 ounce loaf o.
the best bread in the city that's ''tir
top for 10 cents. Sanitary grocery.
| Mrs. G. HI, Martin of Brookings. s
D., spent Thursday visiting her niece
Mrs. III. C. Simington. This evening
Mrs. Martin will go to Rhodes to visit
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hansen, OF
Arco, Mimi, who have been visiting
the latters' sister, Mrs. Thomas John.
son, near Green Mountain, left this
morning for Clarion.
w. H. Snyder. Of Wichita. Kan, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Snyder, sister, Miss Olive
Snyder. and uncle, D. s. Good left
Thursday evening for home.
!
Mrs. Eliza A. Bovee. 4O4 North Sec.
ond avenue, is quite seriously i'll al
her home with lung trouble. Mrs
Bovee has been failing all fall. and hel
condition at present is somewhat
alarming.
| Donald Kinnan, who attends school
at Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, was in
the city today on his way to Grinnell
to attend the Cornell Grinnell football
game today. He will also visit here
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. O. Pratt entertain
ed the members of the choir of the SOL
| diers' home very pleasantly Thursday
evening. The evening was spent So
cially and with music, and the hostess
served refreshments, assisted by Mrs
H. J. Bennett and w H. Powers.
| Saturday, all day, we will have with
US a demonstration of the we'll known
| Roma cocoa. Come in and learn the
many uses of cocoa, and drink cup of
Roma cocoa with u.s. We want you to
know this, brand of cocoa and will dur
ing demonstration, give very special
prices. Myers grocery.
| Sixteen members. of the Danish La
dies Aid Society held their regular
| meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Daniel Olsen, South
Sixth avenue. During the social hour
which followed the business meeting
the hostess served refreshments, as
sisted by Mrs. Martin Anderson.
Miss Erma Seberg was hostess
| Thursday evening at the regular meet.
| ing Of the Luther League of the Swed'
| ish Lutheran church at her home, So
West Boone street Following the
business meeting the time was enjoyed
socially and with program of read
ings and music. Later the hostes:
served refreshments.
Two men who gave the names of Art
Raymond and Eagle were arrested by
Officer Campbell Thursday, night on a
warrant issued by the Mason City au-
thorities charging Raymond with leav-
ing an unpaid board bill and Eagle
with larceny. The Mason City officer.
came down at $50, got the men, and
left for the north at 5:55.
! Harvey P. Griffin, editor Of The
Montana Farmer, q weekly agriculture
paper published at Great Falls, Mont.
arrived in the city Thursday night t
remain over Thanksgiving with hi:
mother Mrs. Minnie Payne Griffin, ant
grandfather, DR.. w. C. Payne. Mr.
Griffin will go from here to Chicago tc
attend the International Live Stocl
Exnos;tion Ea4zE ~ Eg1 .
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Mosher, 306 West
Main street, ENTERTAINED the members
fof the Jokers' Club at their regular
meeting Thursday evening. The game
Of bridge formed the evenings diver
sion, the prizes being won by DR.. Grove
Harris and MIS-. Roy Bradbury. Miss
! Olive Snyder assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments at the close OF
the evening. E
: Complimentary to Miss Josephine
Rolston, Of Albion, and Lester Wealth
er1y, Of Liscomb, who are to be mar
ried Dec. 8, Mrs. B. II. Binford and
daughter Nina entertained at their
home in Albion twenty guests at linen
shower Thursday evening. Amusement
was afforded by drawing pictures of the
brides kitchen as it will look in few
years. In a guessing contest the prizes
were won by Mrs. Arthur Reidel and
Angus Neff. The hostesses served an
oyster supper.
Over 100 members of the Congrega-
tional church were in attendance at the
get-together meeting neid Thursday
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