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

G.. s.. Caruthers was In Oskaloosa on
business today t1 s
Mrs, r. b. Murray, Of Eldora, visited
friends in tho city Friday. M. i
Mrs. J. r. Sktllin and daughter, of
Union, were Friday visitors in the
city.
Mrs. s. Collover of Mechanicsville,
was in the city Friday on her way to
visit friends at Faulkner.
| Thee ladies' auxiliary Of the Y. NJ.
| G. A. will hold a rummage sale Nov.
17-1S. All donations phone green 963..
| Advertisement.
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Gas engines. washing machines,
windmills, pumps and tanks. Phones.
office $50, residence red S62. X. Brat
teig, rear 12l West Main.
| Frank ]. Kurtz does high class fur
niture upholsterlng and repairing. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Phone white
| 1906; 707 East Main s,treet.-Advertise-
ment.
| We have several thousand brick
suitable for all ordinary use except
! face brick that we will sell at $3.50 to
81 per thousand Farmers and Mer-
chants Brick and Tile Company.
| X. E. Nichols of Heaton, n. D..
was in the city Friday visiting his
mother, Mrs Mary Nichols. He went
Friday evening to Minerva to visit his
brother, Herbert and his uncle, Warren
| Nichols.
! The Marshall Tele phone Company is
preparing a new directory. Are your
name, number and address listed cor
rectly? If you have moved or changed
| your service, we have the change. II
you are to move soon give US your
move this week. The last change will
be made Saturday, Nov. II. 1916. Call
! 694 if you want any change made
Advertisement.
| The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
| Auxiliary of st. Paul's church was held
| Friday. afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| S. P. Knisely, EOS West Lincoln street.
At the close of the business meeting
the members took up the reading Of
| THE Conquest of the Continent" un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Willard B.
| Hull and Rev, H. NJ. Babin. In serving
| refreshments the hostess was assisted
| by her sister, Mrs. Lille Palmer.
In honor of the 18th birthday ami
versary Of their brother Lawrence,
Misses Cecelia,eand Elizabeth McDer-
| mott, 604 East Linn street, entertained,
twenty-four young people Friday even.
ing. pleasant. evening was enjoyed
| with games and readings, the latter
given by Jarnasls Rob bins and Edward
Ball. Vocal solos We're given By
Charles Kearns and Frank Nachey.
| Misses Katherine Kearns and Dorothy
McDermott assisted the hostesses in
serving refreshments.
AT the meetingsof the Woman's Mis-
sionary Association Of the United
Brethren church,swhich was held at the
| home. ofAMrs. louise B. Jones, 10S
North seventh street, Friday after
| noon, the members made out their cal
ender for the year and planned to hold
an extra meeting next Friday, when
| the field secretary will be here. The
study hour, in charge of Mrs A. Mel
berg, preceded the business meeting;
at, the close of which refreshments
were served by the hostess assisted by
| Mrs. T. w. Coughlin. il
Members of the Baptist aid and miss
| for an all day sew and spent the time
i in tying comforters and sewing carpet
rags and fancy work for the Christmas
bazaar At l o'clock an old fashioned
New England dinner was served by
the hostesses, Mesdames NJ. w. Hovey,
II. B. McEndree, Mary Davis, J. G..
lWilliahns and Fred Sheldon. In the
afternoon both societies held their bus
nj
continued the reading of "Kiowa," un-
Ider the leadership of Mrs. M. W..
Hovey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. H. o. Hyatt entertained the
members of the young married peo-,
pies class Of the Methodist Sunday
school and u few friends. to the num-
Der of forty tive,sF' ridays evening at the.
Hyatt homer lis. South Tenth street.
Building games and guessing contests
pleasantly occupied the time. the
prizes being won by Carl Everist and
Henry NJ. Hellerud. Decorations in
keeping with Thanksgiving, with a
color scheme of yellow and brown,
were carried out with yellow chrysan-
| themums. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses, who were assisted by
Mrs. S. F. Millhiser and Mrs. Guy
! Correll. st ao
Mrs. Susie White and her mother,
Mrs. Ida Williams, entertained thirty
| five guests Friday at the first of a
series of three luncheons which they
are giving this week and next. Mrs.
J. H. Crapser,, of Napa, Cal, was the
honored guest yellow and white
formed the color scheme which was
carried out in the menu and in the
decorations of the rooms with yellow
Echrysanthemums. Mesdames G. r.
I Schoenhut, C. H. Whitehead, and Mary
Berriman assisted the hostesses in
serving four course luncheon. The
guests enjoyed the afternoon hours in
visiting and with fancy work Mrs.
J. E. Lander, of Los Angeles, Cal, was
a guest from out of the city.
/ Public Sale.
| will ho)d a closing ont sale on NV