Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-03

their home Thursday.
Word to relatives tells of the birth
| of daughter July q to Dr. and Mrs.
T. C. Nichols, of Oklahoma City, Okla.
DR.. Nichols is the son Of H. NJ. Nichols,
formerly of Marietta, but now of
Stroud, Okla.
The Congregational Ladies' aid So
ciety met at the church Thursday af-
ternoon and made plans for taking up
which is to be held Aug. is. During
the summer the aid has been doing
work for the Red Cross.
Summer days are the kodak days,
and the picnic crowds should always
have kodak with them. Pictures re-
call joyous times. Kodass, as we'll as
finishing and developing here. Bowen
Bros Kodakery, corner Main and First
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Lusby, Of Glen
dale, Cal, formerly Of this city will ar
rive in the city Saturday for visit
with the formers brother, S. 3. Lusby
| and sisters, Misses Emma and Ella
Lusby. Mr.. and Mrs. Lusby are on their
way to New York City.
Members Of the Bohemian Club held
| their annual picnic Thursday at Tim
| mons Grove Horseshoe pitching was
the favorite pastime, and the annual
big feed" was enjoyed despite the high
cost of living. J. p. Dotson, Of Fargo.
D.. was guest Of the club.
Members Of the aid society Of the
German Evangelical church were en-
tertained at the church Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Nicholas Lorenzen. The
members sewed carpet rags and pieced
quilt. Mrs. Lorenzen served refresh
ments. assisted by Mesdames Frank
Ria and H. Boelsche. Z
Mrs. F. D. B. ingalls, left Thursday
night for Grafton, VT, to visit her
brother, DR.. F. L. Gilbert, and will go
from there to Boston to visit brother,
w. H. Gilbert, and sister, Mrs Fred
Roberts. She will also visit her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. H. D. ingalls,, at
Kingston, N. Y. She expects to be gone
about six weeks.
Fred Frisbie, banker of Sheldon,
his wife and children, NARROW, Margar-
eta, and Barbara, and nephew, Vic
tor Peck, were in the city Thursday as
guests at the home Of Mrs. Frisbie's
aunt, Mrs. Albert Lewis. Mr. Frisbie
and party are motoring home from
Iowa City. They spent the day at Ne
vada with Mr.. Frisbies cousin, E. c.
Button
Complimentary to Miss Bernice
Robb, of Waterloo, Miss Marie Clemens
entertained ten guests Thursday after
noon at her home, 702 East Main
street. The afternoon was spent in
sewing and q guessing contest, the
prizes being won by Misses Evelyn
Kidder and Bernice Robb. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Julia Glenn
ems, assisted by her daughter Viola.
The rooms were pleasingly decorated
with garden flowers.
Sweet Home bread is pure bread be-
cause our bakery is scrupulously clean
meat as PIN" Sweet Home bread is
wholesome bread because only the fin
est. smoothest flours are used. Sweet
Home bread is deliciously palatable
bread because it is baked by experts
exactly right. It is bread that all
kiddies like. You will find it invaria-
bly, true to its name in quality. Sweet
Home bread can be had ct your groc-
ers. Phone 662. Central Bakery, 513
North Center street.
Frank L. Mcbride, sos North Fourth
street. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.. M. Nc
Bride who enlisted at Fort Dodge May
23, has been transferred to the
Eleventh infantry band and has gone
to Chickamauga Park, Ca, where the
regiment Is in training. John Watson,
son Of Mrs. Dora Watson, OF this city,
who enlisted in the aviation section
March 81, and who has been in train
ing near San Antonio, Tex, has been
transferred to the training camp at
Fairfield o. He has been assigned to
the Twentieth aero squadron.
Members Of the Past Matrons' Club
of the Eastern Star and members Of
their families were entertained at the
home Of Mrs. G. s. Thompson, All East
Church street, at a lawn party
Thursday. The business meeting Of the
club was held In the afternoon and at
$3.50 dinner was served in four courses
The table and menu decorations were
yellow and white, garden flowers being
used on the tables. Mesdames F. J..
Roth and J. H. Jansen assisted the
hostess in serving. Mrs. w. III Bard
well and Mrs. Roth played piano
duet, and Miss Eliza Jansen gave read.
ings as numbers OF an Informal pro-.
gram I'm the evening" ~, s' sFsi ~