Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-14

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visitor in the city Tuesday.
| Mrs. z. r. Ihle and children, OF Me-
Callsburg, were in the city Tuesday.
! Pyrex glass kitchen utensils, new
departure in cooking. Abbott & Son
II. d, Hansen. Of Story City. was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Call and see 1.-THE electric Column
bia Grafonola for 1925. Camera Shop.
Poultry supplies, grit boxes, drink
ing fountains, feed hoppers hens nests
and leg bands. Abbott & Son.
Justus Schmidt went to Des Moines
today to attend the hardware dealers
convention.
Mrs. A. e. Ward and Miss Florence
Gregg, were visitors in the city from
Gilman Tuesday.
Mrs. r. l.. Bryant, of Clemens. and
Mrs Ethel Bryant, of st. Anthony,
were Tuesday visitors in the city.
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| The aid society of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at $3.50 in the parlors of the church.
Mrs. James P. Allison, of State Gem
| ter, and her cousin, Mrs. Emily Smith,
of Webster City, were visitors in the
city Tuesday.
A Stewart gas range in the kitchen
!. will always be a source of satisfaction
Ito it's user Cabinet ranges priced at
s2s. Abbott & Son.
Moonlight dance. Improved Order
i of Red Mems dance Monday evening,
Feb. 10, in Red Mems hall. Everybody
welcome. Admission 81: Extra ladies
10 cents. Committee.
All federated clubs of the city and
| friends are especially invited to hear
Miss Bessie McClenehan of Iowa City
speak on Community Welfare" Fri
/ day afternoon at o'clock in the par
| lors Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Committee.
Spring house cleaning is not far off.
Let us help you make this arduous
task easier. Oil mops, wringer buckets,
dustless dust cloths, furniture polish,
mops, carpet beaters, step ladders,
vacuum sweepers and push brooms.
Abbott & Son. t
Members Of the Entire Nous Club
I who met Tuesday afternoon at, the
home Of Mrs Jennie Wilson, 10R
j East Grant Street, decided in their
business meeting to help out the Visit
ing Nurse Association by sewing fol
it at their next meeting. The lesson
for the afternoon was on inventors OF
the eighteenth century, and consisted
of two papers, one on Hargreaves and
the spinning jenny, given by Mrs. A
G. Johnson and the other on Ark
wright and the spinning frame,s given
by Mrs. r. N. Coats. 9
In honor Of Mrs. e. l.. Kinnan., who
leaves soon to make her home In. Gin
ton, members Of Chapter BIB, p p. Q.
entertained at luncheon Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. H. A.: Kin :
nan, sos West Main street. BOUQUETS
Of yellow jonquils decorated the lunch
con tables and each guests place was
marked with valentine. The lunch
con was served IN three courses by
Mrs. M S. Mcfarland. Mrs. w. s. De-
1 vine, Mrs. L. F. Kellogg, and Mrs:T.J. O
| Parks. Fancy work and visiting pleas
tantly occupied the afternoon. Mrs. A.
/ ID. Brown, OF manchester, AIMS WI .
H. Doneghy, Of Macon, Mo, Swere
guests from out}on the city. p
], !. MesdAmes C, w. Nelson and W. +
Il bennett were luncheon hostessess Tues
day afternoon to thirty-six guests at
the Nelson home, 500 North 7Firs:
street. The guests were seated at
i eight tables decorated with bouquets OF
I.na oo~oo+iono and Valentine novel;
ties. the valentine idea also being car
ried out in the menu. Mrs. Nelson
i and Mrs Bennett were assisted in
serving by! Mesdames II. W. House
Eholder, Joseph Wfitacre. A. Fl. p.
/ Matthews, G. A. Price, and g. F.
Adams. / During the afternoon thours
4 bridge was. enjoyed, the prizes being
| won by Mrs. Mary Berri1nan. Mrs. ].