Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

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Dress skirts on sais, Si.ss. Baxts<s
Variety Store.
Dress skirts on saio, 3ass. nazss~s
variety store.
Dress skirts on sale. sass. Baxtsrs
Variety store.
Dress skirts on sale. aa.ss. Baxtsrs
Variety Store.
Trimmed hat sale. 90 cents, e1.ss.
s2.99. Baxter's Variety Store.
Trimmed hat sale. 90 cents, 3i.ss.
S2,99. Bakers Variety Store.
Trimmed hat SALE 90 cents. $500.
s2,9s. Bakers Variety Store.
Sailed peanuts, six ounces for 10
cents--chocolate covered peanuts, four
ounces for 10 cents. Bakers Variety
Store.
Lula Mccormack went Friday to
Iowa City to visit few days with
friends.
Hat sale today, 200 trimmed hats on
sale. 90 cents and Sl.99. Baxters
Variety Store.
Peanut squares, cocoanut bon bons,
marshmallow peanuts, % cents pound
Bakers Variety Store.
II. F. Spuryeon, Of Chicago. owner
Of the Spurgeon chain OF stores, spent
Friday in the city on business.
Mrs. George Rolston returned Thurs
day morning to her home in Mason
City after visiting a few days with
friends. .- a.
The study class Of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet at $3.50 Mon
day afternoon in the parlors at the
Y. NJ. c. A.
Flowers, and foathers-large sample
lines on sale-sold regularly so cents
and 81, your choice 10 cents. Baxter's
Variety Store.
We now have IN stock flower pots In
all sizes from four-inch to twelve-tnch.
Get what you want now while we have
them. Carters Economy Store.
The household auction that was
advertised for Wed. Oct. is and later
postponed will be held next Monday,
Oct. ~ at one thirty. Mrs. Swan.
A chicken-pie supper was held Fri
day night at the Congregational church
at Green Mountain by the Ladies' Aid
Of that church. Supper was served to
a large number Of people.
My No. 10 straight run gasolene will
put a lot more pep" in your motor
these cold mornings and will make IT
slant instantly. Peter Wilschutz, at
Central filling station on State street.
between Center and First avenue.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Luther League Of the Trinity
Lutheran Church met Thursday even
ing at the G. A, Rosengren home, 4O4
| Arson street. Following the regular
business meeting refreshments were
served by Mrs. Rosengren, assisted by
Mrs. e. Duffy, Mrs. Ed Rosengren ana
Miss Emma Carlson. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Perry Johnson and
Mrs. E. A. Handy, who haYe been
spending the summer At Mr.. and
Mrs Johnson's summer home at Hack
ensack, Mimi, returned home this
morning. Excellent fishing ana hunt
ing has been enjoyed during the sum-
mer and early autumn paonthA
:, Mrs. Clara French Lawrence, Of
Eldora, the only woman secretary OF
a commercial club in the state OF Iowa,
was in the city Friday evening to at
tend the dinner given In honor OF the
members Of the baby beef club. Mrs.
Lawrence successfully conducts the
affairs of the E1dora Commercial Club.
The regular meeting Of the aid
society Of the Congregational church
was held Friday afternoon At the
church with Mesdames Frank Hum
nell, r. II. Thompson, B. ]. Rhodes, =.
9. Booth, Ralph Leslie and r A. NC
Mains as hostesses. Sewing for the
society occupied the time ana during
q social hour refreshments were served
by the hostesses. sze.
Mrs G. J. Espe, sos South Third
street, entertained sixteen young speo-
ple Friday evening at her home ~ .
surprise in honor Of the fourteenth
birthday anniversary Of hex son, Law
renee. After enjoying various games
the guests were served refreshments
by Mrs. Espe assisted by Mrs. E. N.
Smith and Mrs. H. OConnor. A Halo
ween color scheme was used In deco
rating the rooms.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Harri-
son was held Friday afternoon at the
Christian church at Learand at =
o'clock. The services were conducted
by Rev. F. B. Ashba. Short services
were held at the home of q daughter,
Mrs. Arcena B. Wilbur, preceding the
church services. The pallbearers were
George Pierce, James Wilson, George
Anderson, Vern Lauren and Elroy
Biglow. The flower bearers were
Naoma Weitsell. Hazel Harvey, Mrs.
Leona Lesch and Mrs. NJ L. Powers.
The burial was in Pleasant Hill ceme-
terry. Those from away were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Anderson. Clinton: Elroy
Biglow, Gary, Ind; Mrs. Pheba Nc
CArel and Glen H. McCarel OF Albion
and A. H. Welker, Mira. Rilla Smith
and Mrs.. M. L. Powers, of this city.
CHARLES MILTENREReER DEAD.
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