Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-17

II, Cora Williams .choate. physician
Mrs. ida Heath spent the day at Belle
PLANE with friends.
Mrs. +. A. Bixby, Of Liscomb, was II
the city wednesday.
Mrs. e. +. Geable, OF Gilman. spen
Wednesday in the city.
Il Mrs. william Mayo, OF Lamoille
spent Wednesday in the city.
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Mrs. l.. NJ. Tuttle. of Lamoille, spen
Wednesday in the city with Mrs. 5.
Lampman. Jr.
Competition is the life OF trade. Why
net try the Palace laundry the com
ing week. w. G. Kane.
Mesdames Frank Ball and j. l.. Nc
Mahon, Of State Center, were th'
guests Wednesday of Mrs. George
Gregory.
Spinning Wheel Chapter, D. A. r
will hold its monthly meeting Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Roy
Bradbury, 302 North Third street.
her sister, Miss Ada Clark. OF Ames
to Grlnncll to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Martin and
daughter Millic. of McCallsburg. were
in the city this morning on their way
to Pittsville. Wis. to visit ten days
with their daughter and sister, Mrs. o.
NJ. Maring, and family.
The Rogers Mothers Club will meet
at the school at 2:30 Friday afternoon
Miss Eta Langon, supervisor OF pen
manship. will speak on the Palmer
method Of penmanship, and Miss Anns
Maude Kimberly will talk on the best
books for children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Breiting. OF
Grinnell, were in the city today to Visit
the formers sister-in law. Mrs. w. =
Breiting. who is patient at st. Thom-
as hospital. Mrs. Breting. who under
went a serious operation for cancer
about two weeks ago, is now doing
nicely.
The first shot Of the war, fired by
the armed American liner, mongolia
hit a submarine boat squarely in the
eye The Williamsons subsea photo
drama, THE Submarine Eye" which
plays at the Strand theater Thursday
and Friday. brings to you an entertain
ment of thrills and strange situations
in which an inverted periscope or sub
marine eye searches the sea for treas
,rc and locates it. Strand.
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Officers were selected at the meeting
of the Court of Honor Circle, held
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. C. A. Lands, 109ls East Church
street. Mrs. f.. S. Jerome was chosen
president, Mrs. e. C. Huber vice
president; Mrs T. J. Reed, secretary;
and Mrs. NJ. III. Pin4kerton. treasurer.
During the afternoon the members
worked for the Red Cross and the
! hostess served refreshments.
| The Martha Washington Grub met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ray
mond Downs and Mrs. H. A. bennett
at the home Of the former. 125 May
street. Following the business session
the time was enjoyed with fancy work
and with guessing contest in which
the prizes were won by Mesdames O. F.
Ghere and Walter Peters. At the close
Of the afternoon the hostesses served
refreshments. The next meeting OF the
club will he held in two weeks at the
home Of Mrs. D. R. Potter, 912 South
Second avenue.
Funeral services for William w
Dickey, who diedeMonday afternoon ir
Denver, were held at $50 wednesday,
evening from the. C. A. Bishop home
80 North Second street. In charge OF
Rev. Frank III. Camel. This morning
the body was taken to Crystal ceme-
terry, northeast of Garwin, for burial.
The body was accompanied here BY a
brother, Robert G.. Dickey. Of Denver.
Others in attendance from away were
| the two sisters, Mrs J. S. MCCl1ne, OF
Dnsdale, ind her husband. and Mrs.
I. S. Martin, of Sac City, husband and
daughters, Ruth and Martha and A.
A. Bishop, OF Gladbrook.
The mid winter social day Of the
literature department Of the Woman's
club was\entoyed Wednesday afternoon
! by the members at the home Of Mrs
Robert Mullin, 1911 West Main street
Mrs. N. l.. Mershon was in charge OF
the program. which consisted Of piano
numbers by Mrs. Belle Waldo, paper
ON present-day fiction writer's, read by
Mrs. c. H. Tidd; paper on the life and
works Of Cora Harris, read by Mrs.
G. H. Eflenberger, who also gave Sc
lections from '"The Other Unit" which
is report Of the biennial convention
Of women's clubs held in New York
\ City last year; the life and works Of
Edward w. Box. editor of the Ladies'
Home Journal. by Mrs. J. w. Alden !:
and an original story, my Dear
! Mother" written by Miss Irma WAL
lace Of Milwaukee. and read by Mrs.
| Will Wallace. During the program
the members did Red Cross work and
afterwards refreshments were served
| by committee composed of half Of
the members Of the department.
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