Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-29

Sunkist lemons. Friday and Satur-
day, % cents a dozen. Olson's.
Mems work shirts 80 cents Saturday
night. One Cent to- 9s-Cent Variety
| Store. .it S.sSsssF NJ ls5
| Mems work shirts, best grade cham
| bray. 20 cents Saturday night. One
Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
Eighteen new popular songs on the
new Victor records for october. Nickel
| Furniture Company.
Enjoy your mornings toast. rev
| slices left from the evening meal De-
fore makes fine toast, II it's Shrubs
buttermilk bread. My how delicious.
Just try it these chilly mornings.
Shrubs bakery and cafe.
Don't forget special sale and demon
| stration of the great Majestic range
| beginning Oct. and continuing thru
out the week. A complete set OF high
grade kitchen utensils with every
| range. Abbott and Son.
In putting away the summer dresses
and garments you will do well to need
| the advice of those who know and
send them here for cleaning and press
| ing before packing for the winter
| months, Phone Ill and we will call.
Marshalltown Steam Dye Works.
Thirty members of the aid society Of
the Elm Lutheran church, who held
their regular meeting Thursday after
noon at the church, spent the after
noon with fancy work after short
business meeting. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. G, b.
johnson and Mrs. T. 0. Loney
| Backfirng of the engine of Ford
automobile, owned by II. o. Hickok,
county engineer, caused the car to
catch on fire at First avenue and Main
street at 1925 Thursday night. The
damage was slight and hand extn-
guisher was used in overcoming the
| flames. The departments call was
understood to be at Fifth avenue and
Main.
Mrs. Carl s. Heitshu entertained the
members Of the Monday Bridge Club
and few other guests Thursday after
non at her home 5 South Fourth street.
The prizes were won by Mrs. r. H.
Berg and Mrs. Grove Harris. Miss
Doris Collins assisted the hostess in
serving a two-course lunch. Mrs. v.
| o. Louis, of Iowa City, was a guest
from away.
We carry a full line of automobile
liability, compensation. plate glass,
burglary, fywheeL boiler ana "cci1ent
and health insurance in the best COM
| panies available. why not be on the
safe side and insure your automobile
against liability and property damage
before you have an accident? See, write
or phone us for prices etc. Phone 56S.
Shove & Bay, Masonic Temple.
Mesdames Nj. J. Boughton. Augusta
Danskin, E. w. Harmon, w. J. LENS,
NJ Nelson, T. M. Sparks, F. II. Har
and Phoebe LaPlant were hostesses to
the regular meeting of the aid society
of the Methodist church Thursday at
ternoon, at which eighty five members
were present. Following the business
1 session, readings were given by Mrs
w. T. Bailey and Miss Doris Smith,
and refreshments were served by the
hostesses. $685..
Twenty-flv members of the aid So
ciety OF the German church met
Thursday afternoon at the church In a
business meeting, after which the time
was spent in sewing carpet rags and
piecing quilt blocks. At the close OF
the afternoon the hostess, Mrs. G.. F
iReimer, served refreshments, assisted
by Mrs. G. Schmelz and Mrs. jacob
Wittel Mrs. A. H. Nehring Of Story
Lefty, and her daughter, Mrs. B. +
i Crenshaw, Of Milwaukee,. We're guests
from away.
A large and interesting meeting Of
the S. C. I. Club Of Taylor township
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. o. c. Soules. The ad-
dress Of the afternoon was given by
Senator Wallace H. Arney, who spoke
on 1.-THE Political Situation in. Iowa,
after which an interesting discussion
was held. The program was closed
with a piano number by Mrs. RALPH
Arney. Mrs. Howard Eckles and Mrs
E. C. Wetherbee, Jr., assisted the hos.
tess in serving refreshments
I'm honor Of Miss Alkaline Parker, OF
Denver. Miss Marian Parker, of New
York City. Mrs. v. 0. Louis, Of lowe
City, and Mrs. Jane Ladie who Leaves
next week for Portland, Ore, Mrs. w
Fl Thompson, 60 West Main street
entertained sixteen guests Thursday
evening at her home. The hours were
spent with bridge, in which the prizes
were won by Mrs. F. M. Wilbur and
Mrs. w. T. Scott. The honored guests
were also given prizes. During the
evening the hostess was assisted ir
serving refreshments by Mrs. A. G
johnson. Mrs. Cora Wiley. and Mrs
c. w. Hughes.
The first of series OF social meet
ings to be held by members Of the Con.
gregational church was held in thu
church parlors Thursday evening. At
o'clock picnic supper was served and
the evening was enjoyed informally
/ Mrs. +. S. Wing gave report OH thu
Il annual meeting Of Congregati ona
churches and ministers Of the Grin
nell association, which was held Mon
day and Tuesday at Oskaloosa, and thu
remainder Of the evening was spent II
visiting and singing old-time songs
/ All members Of the church who's;
names begin with A were in charge o.
the evening, with Mrs. F. w. Alban a!
i chairman. ~
Miss Leona Jones and Miss Kath-
crime Thayer entertained Thursda,
evening the members Of the Moco Club
which is composed of fourteen girl.
employed by the Marshall Oil Com.
pany. The affair was held at the Jone.
home, S07 West Nevada street, and thu
evening was enjoyed with fancy work
visiting, and with a program Of songs
by Mrs. Margaret Frazer. who was ac
companied by Miss Katherine Thayer
During the evening refreshments wer,