Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-19

Pure lara, 20 cents pound. fosey
Meat Company.
Lord Baltimore stationery. Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
Symphony lawn stationery. Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
, See the finest line Of stationery In
Marshall county. Old Reliable Drug
! Company.
Clarence Sunday went TO Ames this
| morning to resume his second years
work at Iowa state College.
Twenty more rooms can be hung on
short notice, select now. Everist Wall
paper House, opposite NJ. Il. church.
Mrs. L. A. Cromer went Thursday to
Union where she will visit few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. w.
Lundy
If you want dolls, toys, games, was-
ons. kddie cars and velocipeds we
have them for you at economy prices
Carriers Economy Store.
Mr. Il. IL Shuey, principal Of the
high school has been confined to his
bed the past few days with q severe
cold but II now improved.
| A. G. Lehman went TO KANSAS City
Thursday for a two or three weeks
visit at that place and with friends and
relatives in western Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison re-
turned to their home at Brooklyn
Iowa. this forenoon. after visiting q
few days with Mrs. Ena Rude.
Market sale in Marshalltown tomor-
row. Sept. 20. over 800 head Of i've
stock will be sold, Bring anything you
| have for sale. Plumb. Munro, Mason
| & Shoemaker.
More than 800 were served at the
| chicken dinner given by the aid society
of the First United Evangelical church
at the church Thursday noon. The
women took in SlO4.7O, at 35 cents
plate, and the money will be turned
into the church debt fund.
Word from Mrs. c. J. Yetley who
was called to Minneapolis Sunday by
the serious fitness Of her daughter
Mrs. G.. w. flanagan, says that Mrs
Hanesans condition is much I'M
Iproved, altho it is thought that an
operation on her leg which is injected
will be necessary later.
| The afternoon was occupied piecins
Quilts and hemming dish towels by the
members of the Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the State Stree
United Evangelical church, who me-
Thursday with Mrs. George Pepper
4l2 North First avenue. Mrs. HATTIE
Jones assisted the hostess IN SERVING
refreshments.
In honor of Mrs. George Martin,
Gales burg, H., Mrs. G. F. Thayer en-
tertaiped thirty of Mrs. Martins Tor
iner friends Thursday evening at ne
home, North Tenth street. In TN
, game of bridge which formed the eve
, nings diversion, the prizes were "ol
by Mrs. r. w. McCreery and Mrs.
S. Breyman. Mrs. Thayer served re
, freshments at the close of the evening
, assisted by Mrs. Leon Will and Misse
, Alkaline Thayer and Dorothy Shove.
In honor Of Miss katherine Wells
, who is to be married Saturday u
, Frank Gouldthrte of Minneapolis. Mrs
!, c. H. Whitehead entertained fourteen
, guests at luncheon and handkerchle
shower Thursday at her home, ~
T North Third street. In carrying OUT
color scheme Of green and white o.
, the tables shaded candles were usec
, Mrs. Whitehead was assisted In ser'
ing by Mrs. H. j. Rodgers. the hour
of the afternoon were passed soclaii!
Mrs. Leona Wells, of Cheyenne, Wyo
. was the only guest from out OF TIT
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Lounsberry
whose twentieth wedding anniversary
is Saturday, were pleasantly surprised
Thursday night. in honor of the occa
sion. at the home of Mr.. and Mns. +
w. 'Moehrl. 1O6 North Fifth avenue, b!
twenty Of their friends, most of whom
are members Of the State Street Unit
ed Evangelical church. The guests en-
Logged the hours socially and presented
IMr. and Mrs. Lounsberry's months Ole
babv son with a shower of gifts, Whlcf
were placed in a baby basket deco
lrated with flowers. Refreshments
the guests brought were served by
Mrs. S. n. Ramige, Mrs. ]. D. Holla'
day and Mrs. Moehrl.
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The cabinet and committee members
of the G. Y. Club of the Y. w. c. A
met in the association rooms Thurs
day evening with Miss Esther Raw
son, secretary Of the girls work oil
the association. Supper was enjoyed
in the cafeteria after which talks
were given by Edith Whitenack
Marian Swanson, Miss Helen Jarvis
Miss Lucille Patterson and Miss Raw
son concerning the outlook for the year
plans for which are promising. The
members all Of whom were present
are Faith Levi, Wilma Nichols
Blanche McCombs, Fay Montgomery
Edna Worries. May Stewart, Lois Pat
ten, Margaret Parks, Marie Graham
Marcia Brock, Eleanor Shearer, Hester