Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-10

Two packages Of Teco pancake -four
for Is cents for few days. Reynolds
| & Sheldon.
Mesdames William Johnson and J. r.
Wickersham. Of Colo, were in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Stephens went this
morning to Indianola and Derby To
visit relatives and friends.
Just received a very nice lot Of nor
thern potatoes; price Is cents peck,
81 per bushel. Reynolds & Sheldon.
For "a cents we will sell you a guar
anteed cut glass marmalade jar, silver
spoon and cover. Tomorrow only (Sat-
| urday), at Helleruds.
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Mrs. w. w. Booth, of Lake City. who
came Saturday to visit her daughter
Mrs. A. J. Robinson, north Of the city
returned home Thursday evening
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Hellerud's special SATURDAY sale, cut
glass, mann alade jar. silver spoon and
cover. 10 cents. See samples in win
| dow. Come and bring your frien ds too,
Hellerud's.
Mrs. Lyman Schryver. Of Liscomb
accompanied by her uncle, Elias Sweet
OF North English, who is visiting at
Liscomb. spent Thursday in the city
with friends at the soldiers home.
Mrs. D. e. Owens went Thursday ev.
ening to Abba where she will make
her future home. Mr. Owens Is q
brakeman on the NJ. & st. L., and runs
from Abba to Albert Lea, Mimi.
Misses Rosa Flower and Irene Eason
left Thursday night for Minneapolis to
visit over Sunday with their brothers,
William r. Flower and Lyle Season,
who are students in the radio course
at Dunwoody Institute.
The Presbyterian church will hold
services this evening at o'clock In the
new church. DR.. Francis Russell. OF
st. Louis, Mo-. will speak The SER
vices will be held in the church parlors,
entrance from Church street. Commit
tee.
You will find a table in our store
where are distributed free leaflets and
booklets from the United States Feod
Administration that will aid you in food
conservation and which offer helpful
wartime food suggestions. j. D.
Palmer & Co.
The German aid society met Thurs
day afternoon in the church par!ors
with Mrs. G. Schmelz as Rtess. Fol-
lowing the business session the mem
here sewed on carpet rags and the
hostess served refreshments assisted by
Mrs. John Studer.
Mrs. z. E. Bailey, Of Eldora. accom-
panied by her grandson, John Frlsbie.
Of Des Moines, who has been visiting
at Eldora, were in city this mornlnS
or their way to Des Moines, where the
former will visit over Sunday with her
son, NJ. X Frisbie.
Mrs. F. A. Osincup and daughter
Caroline, of Waverly. were in the city
this morning on their way to Grinnell
to visit their son and brother, Willard,
who is a student at Grinnell College
DR.. Osincup, who has been at Des
! Moines, will join his wife and children
at Grinnell this evening.
Red Cross work occupied the after
noon for the members Of the aid So
ciety Of the Methodist church, who me,
| in the church parlors Thursday after
noon. The, members enjoyed 2. num-;
Ter Of songs by Miss Mildred Leonard
| The 1ostesses fo.' the afternoon were
| Mes ames L. E. Herring. j. A. Ewing
f. w. Harmon, H. L. Tomlinson, and
Rose Swick.
George Gregory is in receipt OF a
letter from his younger son, Jerome
I1x,ho to iv, tot nf the
signal corps, announcing that he has
been transferred from Camp Mac
Arthur, Waco, Tex. to Camp Greene
Charlotte. N. c. Dudley Gregory
Mr.. Gregory's older son, who is in the
navy, now is stationed at hydro
aeroplane base in England.
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed
Thursday afternoon by the members OF
the First United Evangelical Aid So
ciety, who met at the home of Mrs.
Salem Bruner, 20s Arson street. and
spent the time in quilting and sewing
carpet rogs. A social hour followed,
during which Mr.. Bruner gave rum-
bers on the accordion while Mrs.
Bruner served refreshments.
Misses Marian Nickel and Margaret
Ferris were the hostesses Thursday
evening at the regular meeting of st.
Margaret's Mission at the homo Of the
former, 3OS North First street After
disposing of routine business the mem
bers enjoyed a guessing contest il
which the prizes were won by Miss
Margaret Statler and Mrs. F. H. Bou-
cher. Refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Mrs. Edward Swingley. of
Waterloo, was guest from away.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the congregational
church was held Thursday afternoon
in the church parlors. when the mem
bcrs spent the time in sewing for the
society. Following the business ses-
sion program consisting Of readings
by Mrs. F. A. Moscrip. and piano num-
bers by Mrs. w. II. BardweIl, was en-
joyed. Mesdames Eardwail, e. e. En-
pie, Earl Mcconnell, E. G. Whitehill.
H. j. Rodgers, and Il. J. McCleery were
the hostesses for tho afternoon.
. In honor Of Mrs. c. c. Cottle, Of Los
Angeles. who Is state regent Of the
d. A. r. of California, Mrs. Jennie
Kirby entertained the members of
Spinning Wheel Chapter, D. A. R.,
ThuraAav afternoon at her home 1