Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-10
New wall paper. The Kodakery.
DR.. Burkhart. osteopath. IA w. MAR

New wall paper. The Kodakery.
DR.. Burkhart. osteopath. "A w. Main.
! 3, e. Gildner has gone to Chicago on
a business trip. ,
Florida oranges. pears and scent
grape fruit George C. McCord.
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! Your pictures on post cards rs cents
dozen, will be $50 after February 30.
/ Bowens Kodakery studio.
Mrs. G. Jones, of OsKaloosa, returned
home Wednesday after visiting her
| daughter Mrs. w. L. Clark
| Miss Cora Weber has returned to her
school duties at Ames after visit here
with her father, Henry Weber.
Let flowers be your valentines. No
greeting can convey more real senti-
ment. Jas. L. Denniead greenhouses.
| "Tattling Tongues" by DR.. Gordon
| tonight is not q sermon but a straight
! talk bristling with points. Committee.
! Mrs. E. T.. Gildner and children are
Will Gildner and family at Mason City.
See our window display of choco-
/ late candies. Your choice 10 cents a
pound One Cent to s9-Cent Variety
Storey
The Fashion Craze" is the title Of
the subject which DR.. Gordon will deal
with on Friday evening. It Is timely.
Committee.
Let Radcliffe help you solve your
hard problems about papering and dec
Grating this spring. The ,Kodakery
book store. - -
| The current events department of
the Woman's Club will meet Friday
4 afternoon with Mrs. Philip .Yogt, 1402
West Main street. ...&
Fifteen to twenty-f five per- cent dis
count on all furniture and floor cover
ings during our February clearance
sale. Marion Gard ...,,..,
Members of the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid Society will be entertained Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. L.
Meickley, South Fifth avenue.
Dr. Gordon is speaking to capacity
audiences in the Congregational church.
Trailing Tongues is the subject to-
night. 1t is one Of his best. Committee.
| Special sale, chocolate candies Fri
day and Saturday. Chocolate chips.
honey sticks and nut bon bons 10
cents pound. One Cent to 9s-Cent
| Variety Store. "s
| This is the 10th, the last day to Sc
| cure the discount on your January
light and gas bills. Office open till Q
p. m. Please bring your bills. Iowa
Railway and Light Company.
w. H. Gilbert addressed a meeting of
| the Business Womans' Club held We'd
nesday evening at the Y. w. c. A. He
gave an interesting talk on different
phases of interest to business women,
which was thoroughly appreciated by
| his audience. Later the members held
a short business session.
Mrs. A. Smith, 500 East Main street.
was hostess Wednesday afternoon to
the members of the Priscilla Club.
Fancy work occupied the afternoon and
in guessing contest Mrs. H. A. Peter
son received the prize, while the con-
ISOLATION went to Mrs. S. P. Johnson.
The hostess was assisted in serving a
lunch by Mrs. l.. E. Herring.
Mrs. George Specht, living three
| miles north of the city, entertained
| fifty members of;the Helping Hand Aid,
at her home-Wednesday. The members
spent the day profitable making
| comforters for the aid and with other
sewing. During the afternoon music
! was furnished by Mesdames Charles
Wheeler and J. P. Lorenzen. In serving
an elaborate dinner at noon the .hos-'
tess was assisted by Mesdames T.. T.
| WATSON, Otto Eich, and Charles Spetht.
| One hundred members and guests %
+ st. Elizabeth's Society of st. Mary's
church were entertained Wednesday
afternoon in the Knights Of Columbus
hall by Mesdames Mary Plunkett, D. J.
Collins, Robert Mullin, Bartles Richard
and w. J. Melton, the officers of the
society. The entertainment was the
| annual social affair at which the Off
GERS Of the society entertain. Rev J.
j. Fitzpatrick gave the address of the
afternoon and short program was
enjoyed. Misses Ada Young and Marie
Mangan played piano selections and
! Mrs. Maurice Jackson sang and Rich
ard Collins gave reading. After the
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. A. r. Haskin and Miss Ella
Bousum entertained "Wednesday even
ing at a pretty social affair compli-
mentary to Miss Clara Schneider,
whose engagement to Thomas Fuller.
| was announced. The guests included
twenty of Miss Schiender's more init
! mate friends and a pleasant evening
| was spent informally and hemming tea
| towels. In guessing contest the prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Fred Weaver
and Miss Nettie Seberg. During the
evening Miss Schneider received many
useful gifts in a miscellaneous shower.
Red hearts and carnations decorated
the rooms and tables at which sup
per was served In two courses. In
serving the hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. r. E. Bousum and Mrs. o. E.
futile. Miss Schneider Is a3daughter
of Louis Schneider, ITO West. Lincoln
street, and until recently: has been en-
ployed in the< law office Of. F. L.
Meeker. Mr.. Fuller is SON ~of H A.
Fuller, Ito North First avenue.
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