Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-16

MrO. II. j. Fulley, OK ZeaTlnB, VlSs
tied in this city Thursday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Fisher were visitors
In the city Thursday from Minerva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clemens. Of
Clemens. were visitors In the city
Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Price. Of Cedar Rapids,
was in the city Thursday on her way
to Eldora.
Mrs. Agnes McManus, 210 West Lin
coin street, who has been quite III Of
a nervous breakdown, Is recovering
| slowly.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed and
daughter Helen, of Pontiac, H.. ar
rived In the city Thursday to visit a
cousin, Bruce Meyer.
Mrs. storms division OF the Baptist
church will have an exchange at the
Guest piano store Saturday, commence
ing at II o'clock. Committee.
The ST. Elizabeth's Society, will serve
a cafeteria lunch in the Knights Of
Columbus hall Saturday evening, be-
ginning at o'clock. Committee.
Bunte Bros candies are well known
| for quality and deliciousness. Choco-
|lates and hard candies are here, in
| fact the full line of Bnnte Bros can
| dies are sold exclusively by this store.
Myers grocery.
| T.. w. Hall and M. v. Hall, of Mari
eta, went Thursday to Boone to at
tend the. funeral services for L. o.
Thompson, a switchman who was killed
Monday afternoon in the yards of the
c.. &. N. w. railroad. Mrs. Thompson
is cousin of E. w. Hall and a niece
Of NJ. v. Hall. ~-,
A chimney burning out at the Roy
r. Bradbury home at s: Is this morning
caused the department to be called, but
there was no damage. The truck from
central station all but became stalled
in the mud Wednesday evening in an
swering an alarm at 1112 Fremont
street An overheated stove pipe
started fire in the second story and
did damage Of about $25. The proper
| ty is owned by w. L. Peckham and
tenanted by H. c. Dixon.
Hams and bacon-having bought a
large amount Of Swifts Premium hams
and bacons we will have special sale
on Saturday. Swift's Premium hams,
% cents pound. Swifts Premium
bacons, S5 cents a pound. Picnic hams
20 cents Remember this is Swift's
Premium ham and bacon and you will
never have the chance again to buy at
this price. Plenty Of oysters during
lent. Phone 522. Posey Meat and
Provision Company, 10 South First
avenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Faurs
church will hold a meeting for all the
women of the church Saturday after
noon at $3.50 at the home of Mrs G. w.
Lawrence, North Ninth street, when
Miss Caroline Dysart, of Dubuque, edu-
cational secretary of the woman's aux
ilary of the Episcopal church Of Iowa.
will speak on missions. Miss Dysart
was a missionary in Egypt for five
years, and since her return has been
helping the missionary societies of the
church thru the state.bns" ".
!, Members OF the art and music de-
partment of the Woman's Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Wilson, 512 North Center
street. Election of officers for the de-
partment was held, Mrs. Frank G..
Stewart being chosen chairman and
Miss Fannie Flower representative.
The program consisted of'four papers
land ,piano numbers. Mrs. B. Q. Tank
lefsley told of modaen ipianists, Mrs,
Twill Wallace Of modarn Eiolinists, Mrs.
II. D. B. ingalls, Of wood carving; and
Mrs. J. W. Edenburn read a paper pre-.
pared by Mrs. W. T. Bennett. The pi-
ano numbers were given by Mrs. Frank
Lockwood, Mrs F., G. Stewart, Miss
Maud Wilson, and Leon, Jones. At the
close Of the afternoon: refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mes
DANES Wilson, L. H. Thompson Minnie
Durham, f. D. B. ingalls,. r. F.. Key
ser w. F.. Hamilton, and Ida, Statler.
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