Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-23
sTIMES-REPUBLICAN, MARSHALLTOWN, iowa.
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tisement.
$. IL. Ralston. of Liscomb, visitet
friends In the city Thursday.
Mrs, L. b. Feike, OF Eldora, visite'
friends in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Gunderson, of Gilman
was a visitor in the city Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Martin left Friday for
visit with friends in Princeton. Ill.
Spanger,s grocery and market vii
be closed Iall day tChristmas.-Adver
tisement.
Mrs. c.. w. Clemens n daughter
of Union, were visitors in the cit,
Thursday.
Mrs. f. T.. McCurdy, Of Belle PLANE
arrived in the city Thursday to visit hel
niece, Mrs. j.. E. Powers.
Mrs. Marie Mcfarland went this
morning to Waterloo to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. G. e. Howard.
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Mrs. w. +. Smith and daughter, OF
Rhodes, were in the city Thursday on
their way home from Nevada.
Miss Myrtle Clemens, of Union, ar
rived in the city Friday evening to
visit Miss Hazel Mccormack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Dunn, of st. An
thony, who have been visiting the lat
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home Thursday.
Before doing your Christmas shop
ping see Murray, the jeweler. for low
prices and quality. E. ]. Murray, liz
East Main, upstairs.
Wanted-One hundred cars of baled,
choice clover and timothy hay. Must be
barn hay. Phone green 1882. Henry
Weber, back Of the postoffice.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Jaroleman left
this morning for Somonatk, Ill. to at.
tend the funeral of Mrs. Jaroleman't
aunt, who died at Livingston, Mont.
A car of hard coal, nut size. in today,
Will be gone by Tuesday night. Phone
us Tuesday morning if you wish any
Bowles, & Billings, 500 Market street.
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Misses Helen Willard and Lauretts
Nichols arrived home Friday from
Madison, Wis. where they attend
school at the University of Wisconsin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Griffith, of Lis.
comb, were in the city Friday on thei1
way to st. Edwards, Neb., to visit thu
~latter's parents, Mr.. n Mrs. Horace
Rosencrantz.
Improved order Redmen will give
big Christmas dance on Christina
night, Dec. %, in the Redmen hall
Ames special six -piece orchestra. Ad
mission 81, extra ladies 10 cents. Com
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Grub and sol
went Friday evening to Barnes City t.
visit the formers parents. Mr.. n Mrs
Henry Grubb. Later they will go t
Thornburg to visit the latter's mother
Mrs. Margaret Kelley.
My, don't those little fellows lik'
candy-it would be a shame to hav'
forgotten Wachter's candies for Christ
mas. am going to give the children
all the good candy they want, as it. i
from Wachter's and is pure home'
made candy. Wachter's, 33 West'M Main
The annual business meeting Of thu
aid society of the Baptist church wa
held Friday afternoon at the church
when reports of officers and commit
tees We're given and showed that tn
society had a very prosperous year
The pastors wife. Mrs. r. B. Davidson
was presented with a pretty gown b,
- .h1,, ~ Mr.. r,,C Co,,xyio ran,
an original poem dedicated to the re
firing president. Mrs. J. w. Stewart.
Mrs. r. H. Grim received a Telegram
this morning telling of the death o
MRS. q. w. Gibson, wife Of the gram
secretary and treasurer Of the Ameri
can Federation of Railroad Workers
who lives in Chicago. Dropsy was tn
cause of Mrs. Gibson's death, whicl
occurred Friday evening at 1880. Bot
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson have visited her
several times and are well acquainte'
among the railroad people of the city
Besides her husband Mrs. Gibsol
leaves three children.
Members Of the Carworkers' Auxil
larry elected officers at the meetin'
held Friday Afternoon at the home 0
Mrs. r. Fl. Grim. 40S South Thir,
street. Mrs. Henry Rierson was chos
en- president, Mrs. J. N. Bonnette vic
president, Mrs. Fred Barnard recording
secretary,~Mrs Ira McCool financial
secretary, and Mrs. G. N. Brown treas
urer. The members spent the re
mainder of the business meeting Il
making plans for their work next year
Later Mrs. Bonnette assisted the hos
tess in serving refreshments.
In honor Of the silver anniversary 0
their wedding, Mr.. and, Mrs. O.. S
Lord entertained thirty guests at din
ner Friday evening at their home, ITO
West Main street. Christmas decora
lions in red and white were used on tn
table and thruout the rooms, a four
course dinner being served at Z o'cloc
by Misses Eta inc Mary Lord. Louis
and Mable Clemens, and Alice an
Dolly Brock. The guests enjoyed tn
evening hours with music, games, an
guessing contests. In the latter tn
prizes were won by Mrs. d. r. Jack
son, Miss Dolly Brock. and Mrs. l. 1
Lord, the latter from Oklahoma City
Okla. The guests presented Mr., an
Mrs. Lord with a purse Of silver an
a glass plateau for the table. Mr.. an
Mrs. /. l.. Lord, Of Oklahoma City, wei
the only guests from out of the cit.