Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-28

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Mrs. William Peterson left Thurs
day for Phillips. Neb., where she viii
visit for ten days with her brothers,
Hans and d. Nelson, and other rela-
tives.
The Red Men will give dance IL
Red Mems hall Saturday night Jan.
80. Everybody welcome. Admission
10 cents. Evening tickets so cents
Advertisement.
A. E. vuagniaux Of Boone, and his
sister Miss Emily vuagniaux. OF Coun-
oil Bluffs. returned to their homes
Thursday evening after visiting at the
soldiers home with their father, Frank
Vuagniaux.
The business office Of the Marshall
Telephone Company will be open until
p. m. Monday, Jan. 81, the last day
on which rentals for current month
may be paid to secure the rebate. Mar
shall Telephone Company
Closing out sale to be held at the
Joe Hynes farm four miles southwest
Of Marshalltown on the Lincoln high
way, Feb. II. Cattle hogs and ma
chinery, etc. Watch for ad In Times
Republican later. c. E. Collins.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Drake arrived home
Thursday night from Kankakee. ILL.,.
where she was called two months ago
on account Of the illness of a sister.
Mrs. Drake stopped in Chicago and
Clinton to visit relatives while on
route home.
There was good attendance Thurs
day afternoon at the all-day sew held
by the members of st Elizabeth's So
ciety in the knights Of Columbus hall.
"A profitable day was spent sewing.
and at noon lunch brought by the
members were served.
Do you want any photographs taken
Of buildings. animals. machinery, etc?
We have a special camera for this
work and will go anywhere for a very
reasonable price, Sec our fine display
Of commercial photos at 228 East Main
street. Stonestreet studio. ~.
Tho are department was called to
the home OF II. q. Winter. Souti.
Ninth street, about 8 o'clock this
morning. when some gasolene which
Mrs. Winter was using to clean q
waist caught fire from gas stove.
Mrs. Winter was slightly burned about
the hands. and the waist was also
burned. No damage resulted to the
house from the fire.
George F. Thayer left this morning
for Sioux City to remain over Sunday
with his mother and sisters. and to see
his father, A. p. Thayer, who Is Ill at
st. Jqseph's hospital. following sur
gical operation for prostate trouble.
Mr.. Thayer's condition does not show
very much improvement, owing to the
diabetic trouble with which he suf-
fered prior to his operation. @
Mrs. Elmer Watt, 307 North Third
avenue, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the members Of the Thimble
Club. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent informally, and the prizes in a
guessing contest we're awarded to
Mesdames Thomas Coughlin and
George Reisinger. The hostess served
q two-course lunch.
Eighty-xour members Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Y. M. G. A. were en-
tertained Thursday afternoon in the
Mesdames Leo Atkinson, Thomas Allen,
q. w. Adams, Frank Arnold. John
Bristol, j. r. Bailey, U. s. Bentley, ].
Aldredge, and John Bodie. Refresh
ments were served during q social hour
at the close Of the business session.
Rev. ana Mrs. William Kirk, Of ce-
dar Rapids, viii be guests Of honor
at q reception which will be hcld Sat
urday evening at 1880 at the First
United Evangelical church. corner Of
second avenue and Arson street Mem
heFs and patrons Of the church will
be entertained Informally. and refresh
ments will be served. Rev. Mr.. Kirk
win conduct evangelistic services at
the church next week.
AZ 4 farewell party for Mrs. G. w.
Spaid, who left this morning for Buff
falo Center. where she will make her
home. Mrs. d Hepner en:e-tanei d
& few friends ut her home, I'll West
South street, Thursday afternoon. The
time was passed socially. and the hos
tess served refreshments during the
afternoon. Mr.. end Mrs. Spald have
been living on the C. s. Johnston farm,
four miles west Of the city.
Mrs. Chris Hansen was elected presi.
dent at the meeting Of the Danish
Ladies' Aid Society held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Martin
Anderson, 610 North Second avenue.
i Mrs. Andrew Olson was elected vice
president. Mrs Frank Beckwith Sec
= retafy. and Mrs. p. Olson treasurer.
At the close Of the business session the
guests visited and Mrs. Andrew Olson
assisted the hostess In serving refresh
ments.
Forty members Of the Harmony Aid
/ Society spent q pleasant afternoon
Thursday when they were entertained
By ofesdames w. e. Nicholson and G..
c. Woodmansee at the formers home,
4OS NORTH Second avenue. During the
business the members voted to make
Gretchen Lorine Huber. the 4-weeks-
Old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
4 Huber, 4 member Of the aid. and claim
{ Is haye the youngest aid society menu
bers Ii the state. The remainder Of the
! aft9rnoon was spent socially while the
GuSsts sswed for the society. AT IS
;usciock the hostesses served z two-
:cssxsa lunch 80