Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

Love toInOrToW, saturday otTalu.
St. Paups Guild will hold,its annua
bazaar and supper Dec. at the church
Committee.
A large variety of articles to choose
from for Christmas presentsfhere TutL
tie, the jeweler.
Grape fruits, cents. each or six for
% cents. This is our Saturday special
Overturf's grocery.
Mesdames will Walker and Edward
Galloway, of Eldora, were visitors in
the city Thursday.
Miss Pauline Allen, of Eldora, was in
the city Thursday on her way to Iowa
City to visit friends. =
We build all styles Of commercial
bodies Tor new and old cars. Marshall
town Buggy Company.
Mrs. F. r. Lee and son, of Perry
returned home Thursday after visit
with Mrs. Henry Thede.
Mrs. A. C. Newcomer and Miss Alice
Webb, Of Newburg, were in the city
Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs. Hal Burritt went this morning
to Clarion to attend the funeral of her
brother in law, H. c: Order.
See our window display of genuine
cut glass; your choice SO cents. One
Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
Fine Jonathan apples, nice size. 1875
to the box, and we sell them at $2.5C
per box. Phone 1872. Enterprise gro
Gerry.
Mrs c. w. Dawson. OF Galesburg, H.,
left this morning for her home after
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Kelley.
Store your car for the winter in oul
steam heated, automatic sprinkled
building; SO per month. Marshalltowr
Buggy Company.
Mrs. II. o. Lindsay and sons, of Chi
cago, arrived in the city Thursday to
visit the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Carmody.
Miss Anna Primus, of Wellsburg,
visited in the city Thursday with hel
brother, Henry Primus,, patient at the
Deaconess hospital.
Mrs. David Church and Miss Mar
jorie Larson, Of Hampton, were in the
city Thursday on their way home from
visit in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Edward BRENNAN and daugh-
ter, of Brooklyn, who have been visit
ing the formers sister, Mrs. Mary VIII
son, returned home this morning.
Russell Hankins, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. B. Hankins, 4 Marion street, had al
operation performed on the muscles Of
his RICH. eye Thursday to correc
crossed vision. The patient is getting
along nicely.
An enthusiastic reception on Christ
mas day awaits the gifts from the Old
Reliable Drug Co. store. Here one finda
travelling cases, with the articles ID
Partisan ivory or black ebony, and IL
cases for both the men and the ladies'
Old Reliable Drug Co.
Pullman travelling cases = We are
showing large line Of these very use-
full articles in attractive designs
beautiful cretonnes and tapestries with
ribbon trimmings and genuine rubber
Innings. A gift like this is sure to be
appreciated Add at least one to your
Christmas list today. Benedict &
Brintnall.
You can we'll name the Old Reliable
Drug Co. store as the g1It shop-for
here you will find the many gifts which
are dear to the boy or girls heart
that looks forth TO a present from you
Suitable and useful gifts are to be
found among the following: Leather
goods brushes, combs. smokers sets
travelling sets, ETC., etc. Old Reliable
Drug Company.
In honor of Miss Jennie Bovee, OF
Green Mountain, who Is to be mar
ried Dec 81, Mrs. Edward Bumsted
and her mother, Mrs. Kuhns, enter
tanned about twenty five Of their
friends at linen shower at the
Bumsted home, three miles west OF
Gladbrook, Thursday evening. Fol-
lowing a social evening refreshments
were served. The rooms were deco
rated with Christmas hangings, and
the Christmas spirit was carried out
in, the place cards.
Officers were elected at the meeting
Of the Franklin Mothers Club which
was held Thursday afternoon in thu
school building. Mrs. C. H. Van Law
was chosen president: Mrs. Merritt
Greene, Jr., vice president; Mrs. w. y
Milne. secretary; and Mrs. E. G. Lynn
treasurer Following the business meet.
ing the members enjoyed a short pro-
gram, which included piano number
by Helen Pegg. two songs by the sixth
grade a piano number by Bonita ORA
Wis. and the reading Of q story Sam.
my's Prayer by Mrs M. M. Evans
after which several of the member!
discussed Child Discipline" During
-the business meeting the members de.
cided to make arrangements for nurs.
cry so that ali the rs:c.hers could 81
tend the meetings.
Twenty-eight guests were enter.
tanned at breakfast and a handkerchief
shower today by Mrs. Lottie Higgil
and Mrs. G. H. Whitehead at the for
mer's home, 412 West State street, IL
honor Of Miss Helen Beatty who is t
be married Dec 49,, Christmas bells
wreaths, and festoons decorated tn,
rooms and carried out the Christina
idea Each guests place was marked
with q Christmas card. on which sap,
propriate verses were printed TIL,
hostesses and their assistants. Mrs
Mary Berriman and Mrs w. p. Mosher
were dressed in ii red and white the sam,
color scheme being carried outt III TIL
three course breakfast. After break
fast the shower Of gifts was presented
to Miss Beatty. and the remainder o
tho time was enjoyed with fancy worl
and playing bridge. u. (.