Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-10
rnEsRErUBIICAN MARsHALLTowN. NOVEMBER 1el!
8. q. futile, ,sweier and optieian.

Q. y. Tuttle, ,eweler and optician
w. w. Brady spent the day at Union
on business.
A. J. Roberts. of Gearing, spent the
day in the city.
For automobile storage call 81. Diff
ferent prices Mccambs Bros.
| Mrs. M. l., Church went this morn.
| Ing to Green Mountain, where she VIII
make her future home.
| Mrs. C. A. Smith and children went
this morning to Montour, to visit over
Sunday with relatives and friends.
| Mrs. j. Ledger went this morning to
Green Mountain for an over-Sunday
visit with her daughter Mrs. ]. c.
Plumb.
Our stock of English walnuts Bra
I'll and filbert nuts this year came in
today. They are very nice. Reynolds
g. Sheldon, 100 West Main.
Mrs. Amelia Redel went this morning
| to Eldora to attend the funeral of Mrs.
A. j. Buchanan, the mother of A. Z.
Buchanan, of this city, which was held
this afternoon.
Mrs. r. j. Miller and daughter Tia, of
| Whitten, who have been visiting for
several days with the formers uncle,
DR.. Glen w. Miller, and wife, returned
home this morning.
For Sale-A fine new five-room mod
ern residence oak floors. Built-in book
cases, paved street. Priced to sell;
terms to suit. MuAt be sold. Owner
| leaving city. Carl & Mossman.
Eldon A. Ramige, teacher of mathe-
| MATES and general science in the Ce-
! dar, Rapids high school, is spending
| the week lend In the city with his par
ents, Rev and Mrs. S. N. Ramige.
Mrs. T, r. Andrews and daughter,
| Miss Lillian Andrews, of Clemens, who
have been visiting relatives and
| friends at Des Moines, were In the city
this morning while on their way home.
Mrs. Carl Meickley and daughter
Marcia Louise, of Edgehill, Mont. ar
| rived in the city Thursday evening
and will remain until after Thanks
giving visiting at the NJ. l.. Meickley
| home.
Mrs. r. R. Groff. went this morning
| to Steamboat Rock to visit for week
with her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Croft. Miss Gladys Croft, of
Iowa Falls, who has been visiting her
| parents, was in the city this morning
while on her way home.
Everyone is talking about the ex-
| cellent meals and service at the H. & L..
restaurant, corner Third avenue and
Main street. Popular prices and good,
wholesome food, cooked like you like 1t
| and at reasonable prices, too. Eat here
often. III, & L. restaurant.
Mrs. E. e. Weathersen, 526 North
Second street, was the hostess Thurs
day afternoon at the regular meeting
of the S. C. l. Club of Taylor town.
| ship, whose members took up their
| bible study on 1.-THE Disciples" under
the leadership of Mrs. H. c. Stowell.
after which Mrs. George Lewis read a
paper on Great Britain. In serving re-
freshments the hostess was assisted
By her. sister, Miss Iva Reece,
The Bankers Club of the city held
it's monthly meeting Friday evening in
| the parlors of st. Paul's church, where
| supper was served in four courses by
| members of the Ladies' Guild Of the
| church. In addition to the members
| Of the club the clerks of the various
| banks had been invited as guests. In
the evening the regular business was
transacted, after which the new war
and income tax was the subject of an
interesting discussion.
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At the meeting Of the Jane Adams
Club, which was held Friday after
noon with Mrs. p N. Wikle as hostess
| at the home Of Mrs. Ray Keeler, lO6
Arson street. new officers were elected.
Mrs. Charles Andre was chosen presi-
dent; Mrs. ELLIS Bailey, vice president;
Mrs. Ray Keeler, secretary; and Mrs.
F. w. Eker, reporter Following the
business meeting the time was enjoyed
with fancy work and the hostess served
refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Keller.
The annual open meeting of the
| Click Mothers Club was held Friday
| evening in the school building, when
| the patrons Of the district enjoyed an
| interesting program of miscellaneous
character. A dance by high school
girls, trained by Miss Ruth Foskette,
which was given before the Iowa State
Teachers Association at Des Moines.
opened the program, after whicl O. -.
HauE talked on manual training work.
Vocal numbers were given by Mrs. Carl
Whitlock, accompanied by Mrs. J. ~.
Lloyd, and Mrs. Francis Tuffree. A
talk on food conservation by Mrs.
| Mary Gregg, home demonstration
agent, was preceded by brief talk
by Superintendent Aaron Palmer, after
! VII HIGH refreshments, consisting of war
| bread sandwiches, war cookies, ana
coffee were served by a committee OF
which Mrs. David Lennox was chair
man.