Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-23


A 1ashlight special. regular $1.25
fiashlight complete with battery, 7s
cents. Regular 81 value, 50 cents. Just
limited number Of these bargains. sc
get busy. Abbott 4 Son.
Special meeting Of Beeson Camp, NO
3S5, NJ. w. "a. Wednesday night, Oct
"a. Business pertaining to your insur-
ance will come up. NJ. A. Wallish
consul. Alfred P. Lee, clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. staley and
daughter Erma, Of Mason City. who
have been visiting for two weeks with
relatives and friends at Boone, were
in the city Monday while en- route
home.
Mrs. H. e. schermerhorn. Of Eldora
and her sister, Mrs. John Triebarthan
Of Canton. O.. who has been visiting al
the schermerhorn home, were in the
city Monday. the latter being on hel
way home.
Mrs. w. A. Pollock. Of Gearing. was
in the city this morning, being on heI
way to Iowa City to attend the meet
ing Of the grand chapter Of the Order
Of the Eastern Star, which opens We'd
nesday morning.
Those who signed for community ly-
ceum course tickets and hSye not yet
had them reserved will have until :
a. m. Thursday to secure reservations,
At that time the plat will DO thrown
open to the public. Committee.
Members Of the Monday Bridge Clut
enjoyed their weekly game Monday at
ternoon ut the homo OF Mrs. Carl s
Heitshu, South Ninth street. after
which the hostess served refreshmentS.
assisted by Mrs. Grove Harris.
Beginning Thursday morning we will
have with us . special demonstrator
Of the celebrated Wear-Ever aluminium
ware. Each day there will be some
thing Of interest and something DIFF
ferent for every housewife in Marshall
county. Abbott & Son.
Rev. and Mrs. R. e. Musgrave. Of
Liscomb,. were in the city this morn
ing, the former being on his way to
Kansas City, Mo-. to attend the inter-
national convention Of the Church OF
Christ. Mrs. Musgrave went to Panors
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, g. J
Turner.
Complimentary to Leonard Collins
who goes with the next contingent to
Camp Dodge, the members of the
Friends church. gave a farewell party
Monday evening at the church and en-
joyed the hours socially and with
games After farewell service Of i'm
promptu speeches q committee served
refreshments.
Mesdames Henry Leise. OF Liscomb
county president Of the w. C. 7. u;
L. NJ. Towne, Rebecca Bridges, Anna
Rheims, and Minnette Murphy, Of o.
kaioosa, Evelyn Bowen, Of Searsboro;
Harriet Ca1se, Of Oakland; J. G. Stocks,
OF Grinnell, and R. NJ. Switzer, Of Ban
gor. were in the city this morning, be-
ing on their way to waterloo to attend
the state convention of the We. T.-U.,
which opens this evening. Mrs. Helen
r. Moore, Of the city, accompanied the
party.
/ d Inc second annual banquet OF. Int
Temple, Ella D. McLaren, and Path.
finder chapters Of the World Wide
Guild Of the Baptist church was held
Monday evening in the church parlprs
with eighty young women present
Mrs T. H, Boggess, OF Knoxvilley sec.
rotary and director Of World Wide
Guild work for the state, was ths
guest OF honor and gave an Addresl
on young wornen's work and opportun.
tiles. Yells and songs were giver
during the evening Hallowe en- decor.
xtions wetc used Gttfadtivsiy on tn
tables At which supper was served b
the kiris' mothers +;