Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-27


fore you sell. Parlor grocery.
There will be no meeting of the
Presbyterian aid society on Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. A. II. Nehring. Of Story City,
accompanied by her daughter jose
phine spent the day in the city.
e. P. Miller and son Paul left
Wednesday evening for five weeks
trip to points of interest on the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gilman arrived
home Wednesday evening from a
months vacation visit spent at Lake
Geneva, Wis; Beloit, Wis, and CHI
cago.
Frank Willard says: "All yellow ice
cream is not Wizards old style ice
cream" We serve Wizards old style
ice cream exclusively. B. A. Morgan
drug store, 10 West Main.
Miss Ruby Steward, one of the prin-
cipals in the sensational murder in
which her mother, Mrs. Matilda c.
Steward, was shot at che Foote farm
near Dillon last week, went to Dillon
this morning.
The ice cream social held by the
aid society of the German church on
the lawn of the John Banzhaf home,
312 East State street. Wednesday eve
ming was a decided success. The ladies
cleared about $40.
Miss Margharita Lewis left this
morning for Grand Junction, where
she will join the Josephine Dominick
Concert Company for a six weeks
chautauqua trip Miss Lewis takes the
place of the violinist, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Miller and
daughters Mrs. William Benson and
Mrs. William Boofer, left by automo-
bile this morning for Pine River, linn,
where Mr.. Miller has cabin on lake,
and where the family will remain for a
months outing.
Do you know Peoria has one of the
largest stock yards in the country, six
of the worlds largest distilleries, 42o
acres in parks. large harvester, thresh-
ing machine and tractor plants? Four
dollars round trip on the NJ. & ST. l..
July 90 and 3O.-Advertisement.
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Mrs. W. f. Sundell. of Mason City,
who came to Albion last week to attend
the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. a. f. Hill.
and has been visiting in this city with
her cousin, Mrs. w. S. Devlne,' returned
home Wednesday evening: Miss Ruth
SunGell, who has been here few
days, accompanied her mother home
The Prairieville Aid Society was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Fl. f. Mckbbon at her home,
eight miles northwest OF the city. The
business meeting was followed by Il
social hour and the hostess served re-
freshmeuts, assisted by Miss Grace
Graves.
In honor OF the 9th birthday ami
versary of her daughter Pauline, Mrs.
+. j. Foster entertained nine little girls
Wednesday afternoon at her home. los
South Twelfth street. Games and r:u-
sic pleasantly occupied the afternoon,
and refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by her daughter Opal.
| Members of the w. T. y. Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hans Madison. 102 North First
street, and enjoyed a pleasant after
noon with their fancy work. At the
close Of the afternoon the hostess
fserved refreshments. assisted by her
sister. Mrs. A. Peterson, of Denver
Colo. "''
! 7. r. Shorthll was in Lamoille
Wednesday night guest at the Hans
Erickson home. Mr.. Shorthill expects
/ to go to Ames Friday to try and find
4 home for his daughter. Mrs. Charles
Mann. and husband. who are to so to
Ames from Madison. Wis, about Sept.
l. Mr.. Mann is to take charge Of Tn
chemical engineering department. Of
Iowa State College. .aa'
Twenty five members of the aid so
ciety Of the First United Evangelical
church were present at the business
meeting of the society. which was held
Wednesday afternoon in the lecture
room OF the church. During the social
hour which followed refreshments
were server by Mrs. f. J. Jackson
Mrs c. Wannel, and Mrs. G. W. Fan
ton.
Fifteen friends of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wigs held a surprise party at
tnelF nome, -Uot2 ,'oOulIlt flISL street,
Wednesday evening. complimentary to
Mrs. Wigs, who leaves soon for Il
|smonth's visit with relatives in Mex
leo. Mo The guests spent 81 pleasant
evening with games and in visiting.
They also presented Mr.. and Mrs,
! Wigs with a miscellaneous shower of
gifts. At the close ofthe evening Mrs.
Wigs served refreshments, assisted
by Mis-. George Pitcher ard Mrs. F.. j.
Melchert.
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