Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-19

Dr. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main
Plenty Of fresh country butter. OIL
son grocery.
Mrs. Il. T. Cox. Of Union spent the
day in the city.
Miss Louise vogel spent the day al
Chelsea with friends.
Miss Ruby Shahan went this morn.
Ing to Cedar Falls for an over Sunday
visit with friends.
Mrs. John NJ. O'Hearn and son. Johr
M, Jr, went this morning to Oska-
loosa for brief stay.
Mrs. c. A. Plumb spent the day a,
Grinnell with her sister, Mrs. l.. E
Robertson, who is i'll.
| Mrs. B. w. Jones. OF Eldora, was ir
the city this morning on her way tt
Des Moines for brief stay.
| Dance Saturday night Jan. 10, ir
Shrubs new hall. Burke LENS Trio
Everybody invited. Committee.
| Al Nut Margarine will give you as
| much satisfaction as butter and is
cheaper At dealers.-Advertise
Mrs. Roy w. Sanders and son Roy
went this morning to Belle PLANE fol
an over-Sunday visit with the formers
mother, Mrs. II. J. Palmer.
| The condition of Raymond. the g.
year-old son Of Fred FRANKIE, Of Gear
ing, Is further improved today He is
seriously i'll Of pneumonia.
Mesdames Fl. Jones and Ed Moray
OF Toledo, who have been visiting
In the city with relatives and friends
returned home this morning.
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| Miss Hazel n. Bailey. of Polo, III.
| was in the city this morning on hel
way to Grinnell to visit at the home
or Prof. II. r. Evans, of Grinnell Col
lege.
The Sandoe Camp of Red Cross
workers will meet Monday evening al
the home of Mrs. May Sandoe. 500
North Center street to do special work
in surgical dressings.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Finton, 00S South
Fourth avenue, are parents Of a ten
| pound son, born Friday afternoon. The
| babe has been christened Norman
Woodrow.
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Until further notice, to help in the
conservation Of coal, no personal laun-
| dry taken for delivery the same week,
| after p. m. Friday. Palace Laundry
| Company. w. G. Kane.
Robert, the 4-year-old son OF Robert
E. Johnson. GOT West State street, un-
derwent an operation for a serious case
OF double mastoiditis Friday, at St
Thomas hospital. The child Is doing
as well as could be expected.
Twelve friends Of Mrs Harry Lee
man. who was recently married, pleas
antly surprised her Friday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Henry Eiler, III
| Wood street, and presented her witt
shower Of miscellaneous gifts. A
| social evening was enjoyed and re.
! freshments were served.
Thirty women Of Marietta held ar
all-day meeting Friday to form a sur.
gical dressings class Of the Red Cross
A. A. Moore took Mrs. F. s. Wing and
Mrs. George Holt from here to organize
| the class, which Is the twelfth thai
has been organized in the county The
forming OF more is being planned.
More than forty attended the mis-
sionary social given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Condor, 211 West
Church street, Friday evening by the
missionary committee OF the Christian
Endeavor of the Friends church. Prod.
! ucts of Jamaica were served for re.
freshments. The committee that had
charge were Mrs. Roy Grim, Mrs. E. l.
| Condor and Leroy Jones' Ivan Hooker
and Carroll Carter.
Careaway Club members were enter
tanned Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
| Fl. X. Denmead and Mr.. and Mrs
James Denmead at the home OF the
| former, 3 Denmead boulevard. At 6: 80
dinner was served in two courses by
the hostesses assisted by Misses Ruth
Van Law and Adeline Thayer. Five
hundred occupied the evening. the
prizes being won by 1. o. Kemble and
+. l.. Meeker. Mrs. George OFT, Of Des
Moines. was guest from out Of the
city.
Mrs. Roy Bradbury 302 North Third
street. was the hostess Friday after
noon at the regular monthly meeting
Of Spinning Wheel Chapter. d. A. r.
Lincoln was the subject of the after
Moons program, which was opened with
the singing Of the national hymn
by Mrs. George Rowe. accompanied by
Mrs. J. w. Lloyd. Mrs. l.. c. Abbott
read a paper on Lincoln, the Great
Liberator," Mrs. Mary Berriman on
"Lincoln's Assassination" and Mrs.
Harry Denmead on 1.-THE Escape and
Capture Of tho Assassins." A violin
solo by Avonelle Lloyd closed the pro-
gram, after which the business session
was held. Mrs. Maude BATHS read a
letter she had received from the front
In France, and the members decided
to send 347.50 to the national society
for fund it Is raising with which to
buy 100000 worth of liberty bonds to
restore the French village Of Tilloloy.
A social hour followed, during which
tho hostess served refreshments.