Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14

! cream Tolls anu pullS dl ~
cents dozen. Spratt's grocery.
Milk fed, country dressed chickens
every Saturday. McCord's grocery.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning. ant
tornado insurance. over 55 West Main
Peanut crisp, special for Saturda!
at 10 cents a pound. Wachter's con
fectionery.
Mrs. c. W. Ames, of Oskaloosa, wh'
has been visiting friends here, returned
home Thursday.
Whites auto service, night and day
city or country. Prices right. Phone:
green 1892, and 623.-Advertisement.
Miss Andrena Nelson, of Gilman. re-
turned home Thursday evening after
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Olson, il
this city.
! Mrs. Charles Sailer and son Edwin
! of Bagley. left this morning for theii
! home after visiting here with the for
| mers sister, Mrs. A. H Busch.
! The funeral of Charles Herbert, the
] 4-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Mason. $40 Woodbury. street, will be
held from the residence Saturday aft
ernoon at 1870.
! The story hour will be conducted
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the
! public library by Miss Edna Balch.
who will tell stories to the school chill
/ dren Of the lower grades.
Mrs. a. F. Hill. of Albion, who has
! been very Ill of pneumonia, is improv-
ing steadily, and il is believed that 4
permanent recovery is assured unless
some unforeseen complication should
result.
Mrs A. L. Cox went Thursday to
Waterloo. where she will meet her
niece, Mrs. Ada Logsdon, and leave
for St Louis 10 visit for several weeks
a, the home OF her sister. Mrs. G. NJ.
Hedges.
Ladies. don't fail 10 see the special
offer which is being shown at our pat
tern counter Saturday and Monday OF
the Designer, the leading fashion and
home magazine book (spring issue)
with certificate good for any standard
pattern. al! for so cents for the whole
year. ]. D. Palmer & Co.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
Thursday by members OF the
Witenagemote Club. who were enter
tanned by Mrs. S. p. Knisely and Mrs.
Lille Palmer at the formers home. 2OS
West Lincoln street. The afternoon
was occupied with the club reading,
and the hostess served tea
The Baptist temple offers you a
warm. we'll lighted place to worship in.
an attractive service and a hearty well
come. We give YOU specia! invita-
ton to come and hear an inspiring
sermon on The Stern Business OF
Life on Sunday night at I:3o. Good
music always by the big chorus. Try
our welcome. Committee.
People who plan TO build next sum-
mer should take out shares now so as
TO become members and start their
payments at once toward final dis
charge Of the loan. Members are al
ways considered first in granting loans
before other borrowers are,admitted 70
membership. Marshalltowu Savings
and Loan Association. G. w Gilbert,
secretary. al Gregory's
Mrs. ". a Talbot. 104 Marion street,
was hostess Thursday afternoon at a
pleasant meeting OF the members OF
the Lilac Crochet Club. In honor OF
her birthday anniversary Mrs. Charles
Dollarhide was presented with cut
glass dish. The AFTERNOON hours were
spent socially. In serving luncheon
Mrs. Talbot was assisted by her
daughter Eliese.
Mrs Frank HoIcrofi. OF Dugvale.
Mimi, who is visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bingaman, 902 South Sineth avenue,
was pleasantly surprised THURSDAY
afternoon by the members Of the May
flower Embroidery Club. Of which she
is former member. A delightful
afternoon was spent visiting and with
fancy work, and refreshments we're
enjoyed.
Forty members Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry Of the Y. II. c. a. were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in the par
Iors Of the Y. u. G. A. ny Mesdames A.
E. Ward. G. 3. Pepper, Mary Thornton,
Talbot Lennon, James Carlton, NJ J.
Bougfton. W. E. Brooks. W. T. Craw-
ford, and W. o. Butler. When the
business of the society was disposed OF
the time was spent socially and re-
fresi1rnents were served.
Miss Emma Caldwell, 8 North Eigntn
street, entertained Thursday evening
complimentary TO Miss Kate Jansen
| who is soon to become the bride Of
Fred Miller. Of Lismore. Mimi. The
guests included the young ladies-of the
r. r. Lay store, where Miss Jansen has
been employed until recently An in.
formal evening was spent with FANCY
work. and the guests presented Mis-
Jansen with many useful gifts In q
| miscellaneous shower. Late In tns
evening Miss Caldwell served a lunch
Miss Jansen is daughter OF Mrs
Christine Jansen, 1O4 West stat'
street
Thirty members Of st. Margaret
Mission enjoyed a children,s part,
Thursday evening at the home o.
Misses Irna and Lorinne Munoy So'
North Fourth street. A most unusua
and pleasant evening was spent SO
ciaIIy, the guests being entertained II
large hall on the third floor Where
various chiIdren's games and toys Iur-
niahed a merry evening to the guest
who were dressed as children. Mrs
n " 2at,fn and Miss JEANETTE Sm1tI