Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-17
O. E. futile. jewc,er ana optician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Aain
Dance at Elks' club, Thursday eve
ming, Feb, 20. Committee,

Dance at Elks' club, Thursuay e'o-
ming. Feb. 20. Committee.
The Tuesday Musical Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
G. L., Darling. 429 Park street.
Market sale IN ,Marshaltown, sat
urday, Feb %. Washlngton's birthday
Plumb. Monro. Mason & Shoemaker
The Royal Nelghbors' Aid Society
viii meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
l.. =. thinner, sos South Third ave-
nue. PA
j. O, Brldgmen, OF Albion, returned
home Friday night after Bringing his
father j. W, Bridgmen 10 the soldiers
home.
Mrs. Jay Gould, Of Llscomb, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs NJ
Viola stanton. returned to her home
Saturday night.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF ST.
Mary's church will meet this evening
at the home OF Miss Marie WEIGH All
West Boone street.
81. Margarets Mission dance ana
card party this evening at Redmen's
hall. Tickets 81 a couple and 90 cents
for ladies. Committee.
Mrs. +. o. Rash and children. is
West Main street, went to Plainsheld
Saturday to visit for a few days with
her father Rev. c. III. Hawn.
st. Margaret's Mission dance ana
card party this evening at Redmens
hall. Tickets 800 couple and fifty
cents for ladies. committee.
Mrs. Katherine Fagg. of Aberdeen,
s. D., left for her home this morning
after few days visit with Mrs. h. W.
Adams. 800 West Nevada street.
Mrs. Ella Mckim, 1903 North FIRST
street. went this morning to BrooNiSn'
Iowa, to attend the funeral of her
sister in law. Mrs. :. b. Robson
Mr.. and Mrs r. Hepner, went to
Morrison this morning to attend the
| funeral OF the 2-months- old baby of
| Mrs. Hepncr's neice, Mrs. Frank Apple
| Mrs. NJ. J. Pierce returned saturday
night from Cleveland. o., where she
has been visiting with her daughter
Mrs. r. Il. Allabaugh. for two months
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Joseph of Dcs
| Muines the former deputy state super
| intendent Of public instruction, spent
| Sunday in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
| +. r.. Gildner.
Miss Mildred Haines, of Des Moincs,
returned home Saturday after spend
| ing a few days with her sister. Mrs.
Herman w. Jagau, who is i'll at the
Deaconess hospital.
Sergt. Clair G.. Mason. Company T.,
2O9th engineers. who has been sta
toned at Camp sheridan, Ala. re-
| turned home Saturday. Sergeant
Mason was discharged recently.
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The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Crist, of
Liscomb, was held at the Wilbur char pei
at l: 80 Saturday afternoon. Rev. G. w.
Biersborn, of Liscomb. conducted the
service and burial was in Riverside.
Mrs. Rachel A. Ely and her
daughter law, Mrs. J. c. Ely. o!
st. Paul, who is visiting Mrs. Ely,
spent the week end with Mrs. Rachel
Elzy's daughter, Mrs. /. a. Bowen in
Des Moines.
Mrs. ]. F. Tallett and Miss Ga a
Nelson were in Grinreil Saturday with
Mrs. Tallett's, daughter Elizabeth
who is attending Grynnell College,
They attended Il musical concert given
at the college Saturday night.
The members of the B. d. Club were
entertained Saturday at the home of
Mrs. c. E. Anderson in State Center.
At noon the hostess served lunch as
sisted by Mrs. Emma Wehlert and the
afternoon was fenjoyed with sewing,
games and music.
Ms. W. w. FUndro, SO May street,
received telegram from her husband
Friday night, saying that he had
landed at Hoboken and would be dis
charged there. Jondro enlisted in the
may, June 9. 1917 and served eighteen
months on the submarine destroyer
Aphrodte but for some time he has
been stationed at Brest.
Wayne f. Richards, who was for
merly a member of the Casino
orchestra before entering the army,
has resumed his position in the theater
orchestra. Richards. while in the serv
ice. was a member Of the 33Ith field
artillery band and was one of the few
chosen, while in France, to take
three months course in music at
Paris conservatory Of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lewis, 80
South Center street, entertained d
! company of friends at q valentine
! hard times party Saturday evening
at their home Cards, music and
dancing were enjoyed and prizes were
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Eker
for the best costumes. In serving re-
| freshments Mrs. Lewis was assisted
| by Mrs. l.. A. Eker.
| Friends and relatives to the num-
! Der of twenty five surprised Miss
Bessie Poynes at her home, 512 South
| Twelfth avenue. Saturday evening in
| honor of her birthday anniversary.
Musical numbers by Misses Ethel and
Alma Shiflett and games were en-
#, joyed Lunch was served by Arthur
Williams, Charles Bodeger, p. l..
Bailey and Edward Winter.
Ards EllenDerger entertained four
! teen children at valentine party Sat
urday afternoon at her home, 4l6 Park
street where the hours were enjoyed
with games and contests. In the lat
ter the prizes were won by Shirley
Wells and Robert Howe. The hostess
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