Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-18
Or. surkhart, os,eopath, IA W. Main

Wednesday in this city.
Mrs, F. L. Rash went Wednesday TO
Union to visit her husbands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. L. Rash.
Mrs. ". F. Hamilton returned home
i Wednesday from a visit With her sister
Mrs. Marian Veal, al Eldora-
Mesdames c. &. Wilson, Roy Miller,
and {. \. Bruce, of Colo, were
Wednesday visitors in the city.
The Tirzah Club will meet Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. q. W.
Bousum, SIG South Fourth street.
We have secured a special musical
comedy act consisting OF seven peo-
ME for tonight. Friday and Saturday.
Casino Theater.
Mrs. B. {. Whitehill and her mother,
Mrs. ]. X. Vance, went Wednesday
evening to State Center for priel
visit with friends.
The guarantee never ceases on
New Home sewing machine. the prices
range from SIS to $50. We recommend
them. Schmidt's hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Seager, of Taher,
Alta. who are visiting the former
n mother Mrs J. H. Seager, at Gilman
were visitors in the city wednesday:
Novelty ear rings which are SO
\ much in vogue at present time; CORA
seed pearl. black jet and in various
II cnJors. Heilerud's quality jeweiry store
The Dorcas Society OF the Elm
Lutheran church will be entertained
this evening in the church parlors by
Misses Grace Eastman and Kate sand
Wig
r z. Russell. of New Providence,
was in the city Wednesday visiting MS
| brother-i in law. James Hutchine,
natjenl at the Deaconess. Mrs
Hutchins was also here.
The Baptists and Presbyterians in
wife Won to hear Eunder tonight al
7:30 in the Baptist temple You VIII
| hear a live message by live wire
Committee.
Friday. tomorrow. as long as the
supply lasts you can get a sample CAKE
of Fleischmann's compressed yeast anu
p cook book free, by calling here. NC
Cords grocery
You can't see in .the dark. We hell
Won out. Kerosene lanterns ana lamps
sasolene lanterns and lamps, elecul'
lanterns. lamps. and flashlights. Sc
where YOU are going and run IN TO =
West Main. Schnidt's hardware.
t--rre- f,xcetsicr-Aits Society held <
short business meeting Wednesday al
| ,ernoon in the Odd Fellows hall, IN
! members enjoying the remainder G
the afternoon socially and with fame
u-orl- Mrs. Freeman Wertenberge
an5 Mrs 4. L. Clark served refresh
| ments.
Al Gorrell and his company VIII o
tho attraction at the OdeOn Theater a
next week. commencing MONDAY. IN
opening play will be four-act croo
MAY porn in the Blood" On Mon
dav evening one lady will be admitte'
free with each paid 30-cent ticket
bought before p. N. Seat sale open
Saturday at 10 a. m. BH! your t'che'
early. Odeon.
Twenty members and three guest
were in attendance Wednesday altef
noon at the meeting OF the busy De
1 Circle. which was held at the nome
Mrs. J. C. Irwin, 209 South Secon
street. Following snort CUISINES
meeting the members enjoyed the d
ternoon socially. with fancy WORK AZ
with a guessing contest IN which u
1 prizes were won by MIS- Lulnsr I'd
and Mrs ]. C. Tallman. Tne hosle:
served two-course lunch in which 81
was assisted by Mrs. II. T. Do"nes'
THE Protection Of the Home W.
the subject of the program gwen
the meeting OF the home and educf
| +ion partment of the Woman's Gu
Il which was entertained Wednesday d
ternoon by Mesdames D. r. jackson,
p BENEDICT. T. D. Wilcox Henry Whit
and T. z. Frederick at the home OF II
former so West Main street. TN
naners dealing with the afternoon
subject were Legal Aid Societies.
Mrs. Frank Hummel, and What hi
= Been Done by Them in New YORK al
- Chicago" by Miss Fannie Flower. III
hostess served refreshments at q
close of the program.
y. A. Evans gave an interesting ia
on THE Forces Opposing the Prohih
ton Bill before the members or {
w. c. T. u, who met Wednesday afte
noon at the home of Mrs. G. w. Blu
II South Fourth street. Mr.. Eva
said that most of the manufacture
who formerly worked for the liquor
terests were now helping prohibits
as they found their men worked DC
ter without liquor. He also suggest
= some sort Of government employme
II for workers in breweries and dist
u leries, who were fighting. prohibits
because of loss of employment.
urged woman's suffrage as an aid
prohibition. and closed his talk with
discussion on the situation: in Iowa.
Members Of the first division OF t
.i,.-re.inrr re I,af .c-.. % &c "c!:@!
Club were hostesses Wednesday afte
= noon at the mid-winter social meeti
- of the department, which was held
! - ~ NJra f Nickel.