Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-02
The Ladder Carpenters Auxiliary
Will serve dinner Saturday, circus day,
at Is West Main street Committee.

Miss Constance Guernsey. who has
been visiting In the city at the home Of
j. j. Guernsey, went this morning to
Des Moines to visit her sister, Miss
Larue Guernsey.
Funeral services for A. F. Bowers
which were announced for Saturday
afternoon, will be held instead Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Pres
byterian church, in charge of Rev. ].
P. Linn.
Miss Emily Cole, of Minneapolis, who
has been The guest of her niece, Mrs.
w. H. Gilbert, for two weeks, left
Thursday night fer Chatfield, Mimi.
where she will remain for several days,
or until after the marriage of niece,
| which takes place early this month.
w. v. Partch and A. P. Lyon, two
| veterans from the soldiers home, left
Thursday evening for Portland. Ore,
to attend the national G.. A. r. en-
| campment to be held in that city Aug
1924. John Zornes and George An
| drew. two other members of the home,
left for Portland today.
! For summer lunc heons and dinners
Brown Beauty Beans already cooked
may be served hot or cold. For salads,
they arc delicious. Brown Beauties re-
place meat and tighten the household
duties in warm weather. Try them-a
large No. 2 can for 10 cents at all good
grocers. Western Grocer Mills.
Dinner time is welcome time when
Brown Beauty Beans, are served. House
wives appreciate their nourishing quail
ties. And they tighten the duties in
| cident to preparing meals during warm
weather. They are cooked and ready
to serve. hot or cold. A large No. 2
can FOR SAKE at all GOOD grocers for Is
cents. Western Grocer Mills.
In honor Of Miss Dorothy Northup.
OF Chicago, and Miss Lucille Allen, of
| Clinton. Miss Esther Northup entcr-
tanned sixteen young ladies at a knitting
party Thursday afternoon at the
Northup home. sos West State street.
In serving refreshments at the close CT
the afternoon the hostess was assisted
by her mother. Mrs. E. p. Northup and
| aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Northup. Of Chicago.
The delicious flavor and rich dress
ing Of Brown Beauty Beans are the
features which particularly commend
them to thrifty housewives. A large
No. Q can at 10 cents equals in food
value any other earned food in the
market today. And for the warm
weather, Brtwn Beauty Beans are a
welcome addition to the meatless menu.
For sale at ell good iyrocers. Western
Gorcer Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nickel. sons.
Chester and Albert, and daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Alexander. the latter Of Sioux
City. arrived home Thursday, from an
eight weeks automobile trip. The fam
lily had planned to drive to California,
but when they arrived in Colorado Mrs.
Nickel was not very well so they stop
ped at Colorado Spring for two or three
weeks and then went to Cheyenne,
Wyo., for short stay. coming home
from there. Another daughter. Miss
Marian Nickel, accompanied the party
to Colorado Springs, but returned home
soon after reaching there.
Mrs. F. W. Ritter lis in receipt Of q
letter from her son Harry, who was in
the draft contingent Of q week ago to
Camp Pike. Little Rock. Ark, telling Of
camp life in quarantine. Ritter says
the food and quarter, are good. ana
he is enjoying camp life immensely. He
says the officers OF his company are
! princes" and do all they can to make
the enlisted raen feel at home. Ritter
also tells his mother how much the
boys enjoyed the lunches put up by To-
cal club women, and says that the boys
shared the contents of their boxes with
unfortunates whose "home folks"
failed to provide anything to eat.