Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-22
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Dr. Builard, osteopath. y wssa Main.
Mrs.. Ira Lively. Of LAmoills, spent
( Friday lathe city.
Ma. u. J. strons, Of Union, spent
Friday s. The CITY.
Send. nowers. Always good idea.
Ksm6Js greenhouses.
Trs.ch dandy ready e send. Old Re-
Liable Drug compAny.
MA. John Thompson. Of Eldora,
spent The day IN the city.
Always ,Ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central bakery.
Special Bargains In monographs this
week P1ckard's music parlor.
on Chri1tmas we viii close at II
noon tor the day. y. aI. Willard
send the boys. ! kodak for Christ
mas. Old Reliable Drug Company.
Just recsived sludinsh Of soap Dish.
Phone " your order. overturhs grocery.
II you want cream 6or whipping or
der OF r. n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
II you are looking for bargains in
toys, come in tonight Simmons book
store.
A special discount Of rs per cent on
leather travelling cases. Elders drug
Just received Iud-i-flsk or soaked
fish. Phone US your order. Overturrs
grocery.
"A full line Of military brushes in
French ivory, ebony and COCO bola.
Elders drug store.
Bath robe blankets. many pretty
patterns from which to make your
selection. ]. D. Palmer & Co.
Dance at RED men hall Christmas
night. Grinnen orchestra. Admission
81. Ladies' Observation-Disclosures.
Typewriter ribbons, typewriter paper.
carbon paper, adding machine paper.
Baxter Typewriting Company, room !,
fremont block.
Just In, car Of Assumption nut coal
Tor your cook stove. Phone 11s.
Bow1es, Billings e Kessler Grain Com
pany, eos Market street.
Before ordering your Christmas
flowers phone 10 or call and sec our
me display Of cut flowers, cyclamen
and poinsetta plants, maSnolias. oox-
wood, ruscus wreakhs. Fords sreen-
house.
A Christmas party was enjoyed
Thursday evening by the &c. I. DIS" at
the home Of Miss Verl Van. Worries,
305 South Second avenue. At the close
Of the evening Miss Van Worries
served refreshments, assisted by Miss
Nell Hale and Mrs. o. NJ. Richardson.
Harold Richardson, of Dubuque Col
lege, Dubuque, was a guest from out
Of the city.
y Members Of the German church choir
win sing the cantata, Peace on Earth"
as the second part Of the Christmas
program Of the Sunday school on
Christmas eve. The hrst part Of the
program will be given by the children.
The choir also will sing selections from
the cantata at a special Christmas ser
vice to be held at the church begin
ming at 1918 Christmas morning.
aSra +. n. lstehlik, of CARVING en-
tertained twenty-six children Friday
afternoon for her son Wesley. The
hours were spent with q peanut hunt
In which the prize was won by James
Arnent and with other games after
which Christmas tree was enjoyed
and each child was given q present. AZ
the close Of the afternoon Mrs. Stehlik
served q two-course lunch assisted by
Mesdames Walter Boen, Charles Uker.
Joseph Reed, and Rosa Stahl and
Miss F1oy Vest.
The Golden Rod Club met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. Cui-
bertson, SO7 East State street. where
the members enjoyed Christmas tree
and an exchange Of gifts. Each mem
der, IN responding to roll call, gave
recitation or musical number, after
which an oyster supper was served BY
Inc hostess assisted by Mrs. c. Gull
bertson. Mrs. Henry Filler, and Mrs. +
Drury. The next meeting Of the club
will be held An two weeks at the home
sof Mrs. Peter dathrop, 500 South sec-
ond street. ss
As A pleasant meeting was enjoyed
Friday afternoon by the members OF
tho Woman's Home missionary Society
~ the Methodist church, who met in
the church parlors. Following the BUSH
ness session the devotional period was
held under the leadership OF Mrs. Ella
McKim. Mrs. A. L. Gillett read the
Lesson. after which Mrs. Charles
s1nKraham told Of missionary schools
and Mrs. Wiley Ward gave q report
81 the many donations made during
me year. The remainder Of the time
was spent in hemming napkins for q
boarding school Of the church.
Mrs. Augusta Mayer, Of st. Anthony.
has received word from her son. John
III. Mayer, telling Of his transfer to-
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