Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-14
Framing, Camera Shop.
Columbia record gifts certificates
Camera Shop.

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We sell quite number of Bump
ers for Christmas. G. w. Darling Com
pany.
WindoW sale OF China, brass goods
and cut glass Saturday. Real bar
gains. Simmons book store.
Keep your bins filled with Made In
Marshalltown' coke, $40 per ton. Iowa
Railway and Light Company. Phone
LAG.
Why+not give him BLUE Book" for
Christmas. 1t Is a very instructive
book as well as a very nice looking one.
G. w. Darling Company.
The ST. Elizabeth society win hold a
bazaar and exchange at the Iowa Rail
way and Light office all day Saturday.
Home made mincemeat. Committee.
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Roy Brown son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Brown, has gone to Chicago
to gain enlistment in the navy. The
young man liz afflicted with u slight
hernia, and is in hopes that he may be
received and return to this city for an
operation to correct the trouble.
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At the meeting OF the Witenagemote
Club, held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Mary BATHS, EOS North
Third street. the members decided not
to meet again until after Christmas
The regular reading was enjoyed. Mrs.
Ahbie Andrews. OF Salem, N. Y. was
q guest ut the meeting.
Routine business was transacted at
the meeting Of the Harmony Aid So
ciety, held Thursday afternoon. In the
/ Odd Fellows hall after which the men,
bers spent tho time in plecing kuilts.
Mrs. O. j.. Saline, who was the hostess.
served refreshments at the close Of the
meeting, assisted by Mrs. +. w. Moehrl.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. A. Swan, 405 Free
mont street. and after the regular bust
ness meeting spent the time with RED
Cross work. In serving refreshments
the hostess was assisted by Mrs. WIZ
liam Ktrcnberger Mrs. Gus Berg, anA
Mrs. c. E Wicklund.
Pansy Club members who met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.
G. Flatley. 400 East Linn street. held
their business session and then spent
the time In working for the Red Cross.
After the hostess had served refresh
ments. assisted by her daughtr Lillian.
an interesting discussion ON the use OF
left-overs and recipes for food conser.
walton was held.
In honor Of her 18th birthday ami
versary Miss Edna White was pleas
antly surprised Thursday evening by
thirty Of her friends at the White home,
605' South Sixth street. Music and
games formed the evenings amusement
and the guests presented Miss White
with q shower of gifts. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. b. II. White, as
sisted by Madgel Cronkwright and
Mary's Prochaska. i
Ray o. Watkins. son Of o: H. Wat
kins. Of the American Machine Prod
ucts Company. has enlisted at Des
MONIES as an electrician in the aviation
corps OF the army. according to word
received by his parents. The young
man, who is Is, has been employed in
q garage at Kanawha. He ha4 q wife
and one child, Three hours alter he
was examined and accepted he was on
his way to Omaha, Watkins. writes, his
parents. 81.
Seventy five members Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the, Y. NJ. C., A. attended
the rally day meeting held, Thursday
AFTERNOON In the association building
and enjoyed program which was com-
posed Of solo by Mrs. G. F. Cripps,
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Gates: read
ings by Miss Patience Wallace and Jess
sic Rogers. piano numbers by Lois
Rogers and Pearl Levin, and violin
solo by Mrs. F. A. Hoppe who was ac-
companied by Miss May Bruce. Dur
Ing the social hour which followed the
program refreshments were served by
= committee Of which Mrs. F. III. Har
was chairman. +
At q farewell party given In honor
Of RnsseN varnum and htss cousin,
Harry Howe. at the home Of the form
ers parents, MT. and Mrs. P. L 4.
Varnum six miles southwest Of the
city, forty were present and the even
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