Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-09
CITY IN BRIEF
Murray, jeweler. upstairs

in the city Thursday
Fire. lightning and tornado Insurance.
| George r. Norris. over IS West Main
Mrs. H. Jondall, of Roland, arrived
| in the city Thursday to visit friends
and relatives.
| Wanted-Good boy to work Satur-
days. Apply Saturday morning early
Bargain Store market.
Mrs. w. Adams. Of Clifford. returned
home Thursday after visit with her
aunt. Mrs. G. E. Bowles.
Rebekah lodge No. 40 will hold an
exchange at the gas office Saturday.
Feb 10. at -10:3o. Committee.
Plenty Of fine fresh dressed chickens
for your Sunday dinner Phone rs or
10. Bargain Store meat market.
Mrs. Frank Leroy. Of Clemens, who
has been visiting Mrs. D. s. Hendricks,
returned home Thursday accompanied
by Mrs. Hendricks.
Mrs. F. C. Goodman and daughter
Margaret, Of Mason City, arrived in the
city Thursday to visit with the form
er's father, George A. Turner.
+ The Albion Presbyterian ladies' aid
| will hold bake sale Saturday after
| noon, Feb. 10. at the Pickard music
store, corner Of Main and First streets
Committee. s
silk-Tone. the beautiful. is a wash
able. flat, wall paint It's cheap per
square yard John B. Simmons sells 1t
| and guarantees it. Marshall Oil Com
pany, general distributors.
We wish to call the attention Of
physicians, dentists druggists, auto
owners, and AN users Of distilled water.
to the fact that we can furnish any
quantities at very reasonable prices
Phone A. Bailey Boys. and their pop.
E. H. Reifschneider has sold to Trav-
ers ]. Smith the residence property at
3O3 North Seventh street. The lot Is
60 by 100. feet improved by a two
story frame house Reifschneider built
last summer. The consideration has
not been made public.
Auction Of my entire household
goods at residence, 30S West Nevada
street, on Saturday. Feb. 10, at 2
o'clock sharp; means everything in
house. See sale bill on advertising
page. Ollie Hanson. owner. Frank q.
Hines. auctioneer. Miss Nelson, clerk
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. M. Matson. 901
West Nevada street. The afternoon
was spent sewing. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Matson, assisted by
~1o Mo 20 Sahara
Saturday special. - Fresh dressed
chickens, choice fresh side pork at IL
cents pound, fresh neck bones, five
pounds for 25 cents. choice pure lard
1917 cents pound, In xty-pound
tubs, net weight; fat back for lard
17h cents pound. Phone 522. Posey
Meat and Provision Company. 10 South
First avenue.
Mrs. G. F! Dieterich was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the regular
meeting Of Concordia Nahebund at her
home. 400 North First street. A short
business meeting was held, following
which the time was spent in piecing
quilts, the hostess serving q two-course
lunch later. She was assisted by her
daughters. Mrs. Earl Hausafus, ana
Miss Ruth Dieterich. t.''S y, -
Because OF the illness OF Mrs. c.
Yeager, Mrs. Frank Moehrl's mother.
MrA o. ]. Saline acted as hostess for
the meeting Of the aid society Of the
state Street United Evangelical church,
which was held Thursday afternoon
at the Moehrl home, LOG North Fifth
avenue. Fleeing quilts occupied the
afternoon for the members and Mrs.
Saline served two-course lunch. as
sisted by Mrs. G. G. Lounsberry.
Members of the s. G. /. Club Of Tay-
lor township continued their study Of
the old testament Thursday afternoon
at their meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Lewis. four and half miles
northwest Of the city. Papers were
read by Mrs. H. G Stowell and Miss
Iva Reese, after which Mrs. Ralph
Arney gave several piano selections.
The hostess daughter Margaret and
Mrs. Earl stowell, assisted Mrs. Lewis
in serving refreshments at the close OF
the afternoon.
Members Of st. Margaret's Mission
enjoyed dinner Thursday evening In
the basement OF the Episcopal church
and entertained the Cast Of "Fi-N Of
tho Toy Shop Red candles and red
hearts carried out the valentine idea
In the decoration Of the table, ct which
places for forty-five were arranged. A
two-course supper was served by 9
COMMITTEES headed by Miss Florence
Patton and Mrs. Mary Berrin1an. A
brief business meeting was held after
supper and the remainder Of the even
Ing was passed socially.
The Officers OF st. Elizabeth's So
ciety Of St. Mary,s church, Mesdames
Mary Plunkett, Bartle Richard. Michael
Clark, Robert Mullin and J. w. Melton,
entertained the members OF the society
at a valentine party Thursday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. Mullin, 121i
West Main street. A pleasant after
noon was enjoyed with a program
which included a reading by Mrs.
Frank Marcy. violin numbers by Miss
Mildred Field, and few remarks by
Rev. III. Fitzpatrick. The hostesses
served refreshments.
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A large attendance was present at
the meeting Of the Arson Mothers
Club. which met Thursday afternoon
at the school building. The program
| comprised a group Of folk songs and
dances given by the children Of the
kindergarten, q little play given by
pupils. Of the fifth grade, violin num-
| Der by Carl Langdon, who was accom-
panied by his mother. Mrs. G. p. Lang