Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-20
D.. pull.rd, o.teopath. is Yves. Main.

Il . aI
DR.. BullArd. osteopath. Is West Main.
Fly swatters. felt bound, at 10 cents,
Abbott q Son.
wanted--Men for Ice wagons, good
wages. Marshall Ice Company.
Fire, lightning and tornado insurance
George r. Norris, over IS West Main.
Miss Gladys Burr went to Waterloo
this morning for q brief visit with
friends.
ice cream special Sunday. pineapple
cream sherbet and old style. f. II,
Willard.
Mrs. L. NJ. Buck and daughter Nell
lie, of State Center were in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. j. Il. Vance of the soldiers
home, went to State Center this morn
ing to visit friends.
Mrs. L. j. Twogood, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Dayton, went to Gilman
this morning to visit friends.
Make your own Ice cream and sher-
bets. A one-quart Alaska all metal
freezer priced at $1.65. Abbott & Son.
Mrs. S. H. stevenson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Tisdale.
at Union, arrived home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Frank Sullivan and children
went to Des .Moines this morning for
few days visit with relatives and
friends.
w. M. Rourke, of Dixon, H., arrived
in the city Thursday evening for a few
days visit with his daughter. Mrs. Fl.
c.. Schnitz.
Ice cream social given. by the young
people of the German church tomor-
row evening at so7 East Main. Ad-
vertisement.
Pure home made ice creams ana
candies of all kinds. Just stop in at
3S West Main when uptown. Wachter's
confectionery.
The aid society Of the Central Church
of Christ will hold an all day exchange
at Sinclair's tomorrow. Everything In
the bake line for sale. Committee
w. II. H. Townsend left for Minne-
apolis this morning to visit for several
weeks with his son. Frank B. Town
send, vice president of the NJ. & St. l..
railroad.
Marshalltown Boiling Works Is
stamped upon every bottle of the
Bailey Boys pop We do not make all
the pop. we only make the best. The
Bailey Boys and their pop.
Quilting for the society occupied the
day for the members of the aid society
of the First United Evangelical church
who met Thursday in the lecture room
of the church. AT noon picnic lunch
was enjoyed.
Thirty members of the aid society of
the Elm Lutheran church met Thurs
day afternoon in the church parlors
and enjoyed the time socially after the
business meeting. Refreshments were
served at the close of the afternoon by
the Nhostesses, Mrs. A. Norland and Miss
Karna Pearson, who We're assisted by
Mrs. Guy Doty ands Misses Hazel and
Irene Norland anaaRuth Ecklund.
Sewing for the society occupied the
day for the members Of the Methodist
aid society who met Thursday in the
church parlors and at noon enjoyed a
covered dish luneh In the afternoon
officers were elected Mrs J. r. Have
ner was chosen president; Mrs. J. A.
Ewing. first vicespresident; Miss Kath-
crime Price, second vice president; Mrs.
z. B. Haines, recording 4eeretary: Mrs.
John Bristol, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Mary Smith, treasurer; and Mrs.
Emmett Waters. assistant treasurer.
The hostesses for the afternoon were
Mesdames w. l.. ,Peckham. Fred Pep
per, H. O. Pratt, Cecil Rodgers, and
Rose Swick and Miss Alice Patterson,
who served refreshments at the close
Of the afternoon. - Y "a
sIn honor of, EItt Theodore Packer,
whose marriage s-vsas recently an
nounced, Miss BeTlice Schick enter
tanned eighteen friends at a kitchen
shower Thursday afternoon at the
Schick home, 2O4 East Stae street. The
afternoon was enjoyed socially and the
guests derived much merrirnent as
Mrs. Packer opened the packages
which were presented to her on a
clothes line. In the decorations of the
rooms and in the refreshments the
hostess carries out a color scheme of
silver, gold and blue, the colors of the
Delta Delta Delta sorority, of which
Mrs Packer is member. Mrs. L. H.
Thompson and Mrs. Charles Ingraham
assisted the hostess in serving. Miss
Marguerite Freeman, of Clear Lake,
and Miss Annette Smith, Of Chicago,
were guests from out of the city.