Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-29

Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. S. Leise, OF Liscomb,
were in the city Thursday.
Master Glen Doner went 20 Oska-
loosa Thursday for few days visit
with his aunt Mrs. S. c, Porter
The Presbyterian ladies' aid will hold
an exchange Saturday afternoon at
Carriers Economy store. Committee,
Miss Hester, of Anamosa who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Palmer went to Ames Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. c. n. Gillon. of state Center
who has been visiting Frank Readout
and family, north Of the city, returned
to her home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. A. Adams and daughter,
Miss Pauline Adams, of Roggen, Colo.
are in the city as guests at the home
of the formers son, DR.. c. r. Adams.
Miss Virginia BENTLEY. Of urbana
Ill.,, who has been attending school AT
Lake Forest, arrived in the city Thurs
day evening to visit her grandmother
Mrs. Anna Smelling.
The business office of the Marshal
| Telephone Company WI. be open unit
| 9 p. m. Saturday. June 80, the last dey
| on which rentals for current month
may be paid to secure the rel ate. MAJ
skall Telephone Company
Rev. A. J. Anders went this morning
to story City, where this evening he
will speak at devotional meeting pc
| ing held there, Sunday morning he
| will attend the dedication of new
| Norwegian church, St Peters when
has recently been completed.
| You insure your house. Why not in
sure your house paint? John b. Sim
mons insures Fullerton paint for five
years and issues you regular nsur-
ance policy. His prices will interes
you. Marshall Oil Company, general
distributors for Fullerton paints.
Piecing quilt blocks occupied the
| corda Nahebund, who met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. JACOB
| Wittel, 81 May street. A business
meeting was held and during the social
| hour the hostess served refreshments,
| assisted by Miss Edna Wittel, Miss
| Elsie Niederhauser, Mrs. Jacob Banz-
hat, and Mrs. Jacob Wittel, Jr.
Mrs. Adam Maulsby was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the regular
meeting Of the Prairieviller Aid Society
at her home six miles north of the city
| During the business meeting the mem
bers planned an-ice cream social, after
which the members sewed for the host
ess who served refreshments. assisted
by Mrs. George Pitcher, of this city,
and Mrs Harry ,Lundstrum.
In honor Of Mrs. Roy Watkins who
was married the first part of the
month, Misses Gretchen Bingham, Ruth
Wiltse Fern .Flitton,r Katherine Ger
hart, and Mary Ketchum entertained
thirty young ladies at a miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening at the c. B.
Bingaman home 207 West Church
street. The guests enjoyed the eve
ming socially and with, dancing. and
refreshments were served, by the. host
esses. f.ass ,r,-a,.. r.e
C. I. &c. Club, composed Of boys from
| 12 to 15 years old Of the Nazarene Sun
/! day school, met Thursday evening al
the home Of Arthur White, 293 Yves,
Grant street, and during their ousi-
ness session decided not to buy any
| fireworks for the Fourth, but insteS~
| to give the money to the Red Cross
/ The remainder Of the time was spen
with the bible lesson, followed by
social hour, during whichtrefreshnlents
| were served by the hosts mother. Mrs
| j. T. White.
A patriotic program was enjoyed by
| the members Of the S. C.. I. Club OF
Taylor township at their meeting, helo
Thursday afternoon with Mesdames
Ralph and Kenneth Arney at the home
Of the former, five miles north of the
city. The Sylvan Quartet. of Albion
composed Of Misses Doris Rolston
Maurine Fraley, Hazel schell, ano
Lolita Arney, opened the program WIFE
a number Of patriotic songs, aftel
which Rev. r. B. Fisher, Of Albion
gave a talk on patriotism During the
afternoon Miss Maurine Fraley gave a
bell solo and the singing Of The star
Spangled Banner" by all, closed the
program. In serving refreshments tnt
hostesses were assisted by the girls OF
| the quartet Decorations OF flags were
| used thru the rooms. 4fa