Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-02

pital for the past two weeks, returned
homo Wednesday. Her mother Mrs.
Alice Bush, also Of Eldora, accompan-
led her.
Don't scold, just pass another Of
those delicious big slices of Shrubs
buttermilk bread over to him. It
means better health and better appetite
for your family. Order from the groc-
er. Shrubs bakery and cafe.
A busy day was spent Wednesday by
the members Of Excelsior Aid Society,
when they met in the odd Fellows hall
to tie comforters. At noon Mrs. George
Edgar. Mrs. Henry Ritter, and Mrs.
Dora Watson served dinner assisted by
Mrs. Everett Rash.
4 Every business to mean success for
those engaged in it, demands that you
learn the details of it, and in clean,
ing and pressing one finds many details
that mark the work distinctive. Just
phone III when you want your clothes
cleaned and pressed. Marshalltown.
Steam Dye Works.
The Dixie Jubilee Company will give
q concert in the CONGREGATIONAL church
Wednesday evening. Nov. 8. at
o'clock. This lis q real colored jubilee
concert and comes highly recon-.
mended. Reserved seats 50 cents, gen.>
eral admission 50 cents; children under
~ years as cents Committee:
Msnbars o. The Crochet Club were
entertained. Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. NJ B..Kenyon at her home, 1857
South Twelfth street. At the close Of
an AFTERNOON spent socially and, in.
|crochetinE the hostess served refresh
ments. Mrs. Thomas c.. Judd, Of Biz
9lings, Mont. was guest from away.
Saturday, one day only, you can buy
fine correspondence stationery either in
boxes, by the pound or with envelopes
separate ct full price for the first and
/ cent for the second box or pound.
When you think OF how near Christmas
is you appreciate this 1-cent sale at
this time. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
An old fashioned quilting bee was
enjoyed wednesday by the members Of
the Prairieville Aid Society, when they
met 1T the home Of Mrs. E. Binford, ten
miles north of town. At noon the hos
tess served a chicken pie dinner, as,
sisted by Miss Jessie Binford and Miss
Nina MoKibbon, and short business
meeting was held in the afternoon.
Mrs. A. F. Eckman, 5O4 Bromley
street, entertained the members Of the
Priscilla Club at their regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon at her home. A
pleasant afternoon was spent socially
and with fancy work. In a guessing
contest the prizes were won by Mrs.
A. and Mrs s. r. Johnson. The hos
tess son Leland assisted her in serv-
ing refreshments.
Fleeing quilts occupied the afternoon
for the members Of the Archers' Aid
Society when they met at the home OF
MRS. w. B. Hankins, Marion street,
"wednesday afternoon. A short bust
hess meeting was held after which
Mrs. C. r. vyskocn sang a group Of
songs, accompanied by Mrs. r. r.
Weaver Mrs. Weaver and Mrs A. L.
Fraser assisted the hostess in serving
refreshments.
A pleasant meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon by the members
of the Sunshine Circle at the home Of
Mrs. l.. r. Richeson, 10S North Seventh
street. Following the business meet
ing a peanut race was held, In which
the prizes were won by Mrs. William
Thompson and Mrs. G. D. Hunnicutt.
The remainder Of the afternoon was
spent socially and with fancy work
A two-course lunch was served by the
hostess, who was assisted by Mrs.
Edgar Mason and Mrs. F. r, Richeson.
Eight couples Of young people and
young married people met Wednesday
evening at the home Of Miss Edna
Balch ,6O4 West Main street, and
Yormed an evening bridge club which
they named the Fortnightly Bridge
Club The meetings are to be held on
alternate Wednesday evenings at the
homes OF the members. In the games
last evening the prizes were won by
Mrs. Harry Stoddart and w. P. Mosher.
At the close Of the evening the hostess
served refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
Mosher.
The Marthean class Of the Baptist
Sunday school held their monthly
meeting Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Chris Sorenson, 106M
North Fourth street, and elected 2
new. vice president. Miss Ruby Inman.
In the business meeting the members
decided to send Christmas contribu-
ton to Mrs. William Settler, q Russian
exile III New York City "a nd also TO,
send g. Christmas box to 1.-THE Piney;
Woods school for colofed people in
Braxton, Miss. During the social hour
refreshments were served by the
hostess The next meeting Of the class
VIII be helA the first Wednesday In