Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-14

Mrs. Frank Wood went Friday 10
Brooklyn to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hall.
Mrs. G. w. Biersborn and daughter,
Of Liscomb, were in the city Friday on
their way home from Des Moines.
d.
Mrs. Roy Brookens, Of Victor, and
her mother Mrs. Joseph McCanley, Of
Grinnell, were Friday visitors in the
city.
Mrs. j. A. Waldo went Friday even
ing to Boone, where she will visit over
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Shaddle.
Mrs. C. A. Coulter left Friday even
Ing for st. Louis, whers he will visit
for some time with her daughter, Mrs.
f. U. White.
Miss Mary Gregory, Of Creston, who
attends school at Grinnell, arrived in
the city Friday to visit Misses Eva and
Bernice Nickel.
Just think of it, one special lot of
mems handsome high grade overcoats
at such prices, $50 overcoats at $16.50
and $40 overcoats now $3.50. Painters.
Remember the market sale at Mar
shalltown Saturday, Oct. q, $50 head
Of cattle, also horses and hogs will be
sold. Plumb Bros. Mason g. Shoemaker.
Boys all wool suits have been great
ly reduced in prices. One special lot Of
boys suits that regularly sold up to
$3.50 now $5.75. and 81 values now
1915. Painters.
We invite comparison on our $40
| suits the same value that you would
pay $25 for elsewhere. Don't take our
| word for it but come in and see for
yourself. Painters.
Misses Nina Thomas and Blanche
| Williamson, of Oskaloosa, who have
been visiting the latter's sister. Miss
! Ella Williamson and Miss Agnes Nc
Manus, returned home Friday.
New York grapes, Jersey sweet po-
| tatoes, head and leaf lettuce, Mime
| sofa Burbank potatoes. We now have
our regular car in. They are fine
| quality, nice and smooth. Parlor Gro
Gerry.
! Every man should own a raincoat,
and every man can afford to own one
| at the prices we quote: $3.50 raincoats
| now $12.25, $3.50 raincoats at 1915
and 81 values at $5.25. Painters cloth
| ing store. -.
l "A furnished room in modern home,
| close in, Is for rent. The room is a
front room, and ON ground floor. Pri-
vate home. Gentleman preferred.
Write Fig, Times Republican.-Ad
vertisement.
One special lot, of $50 mems suits
that are wonderful bargains and mus
be seen to be fully appreciated. Mems
S25, $3.50 and $50 suits now $3.50
and s22.50, and $40 suits now SIS.
Painters.
We offer for sale at retail, carload
Of apples. Ben Davis $3.50, Jonathans
$5.75, and some other nice varieties.
These apples are strictly first class and
sure to please. See them at 100 West
Main. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The aid society of Central Church OF
Christ held an all-day meeting Friday
at the, church and spent the day tying
comforters. quilting, and making
aprons. AT Iioon the members enjoyed
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| was held in the afternoon.
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The regular meeting Of the Past
Noble Gtandss Association Of Marshall
County was held Friday afternoon in
Odd Fellows hall. At the close Of the
afternoon refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Luther Ray and
Mrs. John Twigg who were assisted by
| Mrs. Dora Watson.
The ST. Elizabeth Society will serve
fried chicken supper Wednesday
| evening, Oct. IS, in the church base
ment. The menu: Is Fried chicken,
| mashed potatoes, creamed gravy, seal
Hoped corn, cabbage salad, cranberry
| jelly and pickles, hot rolls and coffee,
pumpkin pie, whipped cream. Commit
| tee.
At the Westminster chapel on Sun
day the following services will be con-
ducted: Sunday school at 9:45 in the
morning, followed by preaching SER
vice at II o'clock. The Y. P. S. G. E.
service will be held at in the evening
ard this will be followed by the eve
ming service at 7:45. Miss Bessie Col
;ins will preach both morning and eve
ming. The chapel is located at the
| corner of North Ninth avenue and
Bromley street. Committee.
| Rev, A. ]. Fisher, of the Shep Lung
| station, South China mission of the
Presbyterian church, will speak in the
| First Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening at 1880. Rev. Mr.. Fisher has
lately returned to this country from
| China where he has been engaged in
| the active mission work. He is an in
teresting speaker. Plan to hear him.
| The church is located at the corner OF
Church street and South Center, just
opposite from the postoffice. Com
mittee.
The current events department of the
Woman's Club held its first meeting
Of the club year Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. F. r. Benedict, GOT west
Main street. The new chairman. MRS
e. A. Forkner, made few Introductory
remarks, after which piano number
L y Mrs. L. J. Twogood was enjoyed.
"Women in Literature" was the sub
iect for the afternoons study. Mrs.
F. A. Bellus gave paper on Recent
Short Story Writer'S" Mrs. James Nc
Nally one on Editors and Journals
ists," Mrs. W. B. Wood told Of WON
en- Essayists and Novelists," and Mrs.
D. D. Neblett of Women Dramatists
and Playwrights" A reading by Mrs.
q, o. Tankersley closed the program,
after which refreshments were served
by the hostess, who was assisted by the
social committee.