Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-31

/ hiittScs
Miss Lorinne Mundy, 303 North
Fourth street, is quite seriously i'll at
| her home with an attack of the in
| fluenza.
See our window display. voile and
organdie waists all odd lots and sizes
| marked to close, 80 cents. Bakers
Variety Store,
Carpenters Auxiliary viii hold
| halloween entertainment Friday eve
ming at Carpenters hall. Everybody
welcome. Committee.
We have q very large assortment Of
| the .'Pyrex" baking dishes, casseroles,
pie plates, custards and naples. Car
ter's Economy Store.
Wanted--Two salesladles, experience
ed in ready to wear preferred, best
salary If you can make good. Address
NIB. care this office.
In order to make room for large ship
ments Of waists arriving daily we have
placed on sale all odd lots and sizes
georgette waists at $3.50. Bakers
Variety Store.
/ <'AA' oAu MIS-. iOlltiS MClgueeN anu
daughter, Mildred, returned this morn
ing to their home in Boone after visit
ing the past week with friends and
relatives here.
i Secure one OF our 90 cent trimmed
hats at our special sale this week, silk,
velvet. dress and tailored hats, your
choice, 200 marked to close, 80 cents.
| Baxters Variety Store,
Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie De-
Lop were held at / O'Clock Thursday
afternoon from the Pursel chapel in
charge Of Rev. G. J. Roths. Burial
was at the soldiers home cemetery.
Trimmed hats, s499 ands5.se values,
marked down to close. 90 cents. These
are no cheap velveteen hats. but high
grade silk, velvet dress and tailored
styles. See window display. Bakers
Variety Store.
! We have a Quick Action maIleable
range for sale, which is in excellent
condition. High warming closets, cop
per reservoir. large-sized oven and
raising crate device. II. Willard Son
] & Co., South First street.
| Until Nov. will give 10 per cent
of for cash on Ideal heaters (formerly
called German heater), Peoria Oak.
Hot Blast and Clemon Oaks. Come
before they are all gone and save
money. Fl. J. Tailor. Gilman. Iowa.
/ Harmony Aid Society met Thursday
afternoon in Odd Fellows hall with
Mrs. Adelia Johnson and Mrs. Arthur
Mays as hostesses. The members
pieced quilts and then enjoyed refresh
ments served by the hostesses.
The .Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary Society OF the State Street
United Evangelical church met at the
church for an all day sew Wednesday.
In the afternoon business meeting
was held and at noon the members en-
.toyed a picnic dinner.
The regular meeting of the aid
society Of the Elm Lutheran church
was held Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors, Mus. A. J. Anders and
Mrs. o. y. Olson were the hostesses
and served refreshments Following the
business Section. They We're assisted
by Mrs. T. Adland, Mrs. Baylus Olson
and Emaine Anders. ,..
Mrs. Fred Gates and Mrs. r. E.
Valentine entertained twenty-five
couples at a hard times party Thurs
day night in the garage of the Auto
Salvage Company. Games and dane
ing were the evenings diversion and
the hostess served refreshments
which carried out the hard times idea,
the decorations being suggestive Of the
same thought.
To. get eggs this winter feed little
wheaton scratch feed in tho litter
mornings. Keep Full-o-Pep dry mash
| and shell forming limestone grit where
the hens can get 1t any time. Fresh
water twice q day and all the shelled
corn they will clean up at nights. We
sell these items. and two weeks trial
| will convince you that hens do lay in
winter. Cook Brothers Grain Com
pany. Phone s1s.
Mrs. H. F. Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Gavagan entertained thirty
| five friends at the Gavagan home, 112
| West Webster street at q Halloween
party Thursday night. The rooms were
prettily decorated with the autumn
colors. Thee hours were spent with
games and dancing after which lunch
| con was served. The out of town
guests were A. B. Crouch and B.
Brown. Of Ames, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Halverson. of Haverbill.
:, Funeral services for Mrs. @, d.
Mabie, Of Gilbert, formerly of st.
Anthony were held at $3.50 Thursday
afternoon from the Christian church
| at Whitton. They were In charge OF
Rev. T. z. Lister. pastor of the church,
assisted by Rev. H. l.. whistler, OF
Gilbert. The pail bearers were C. =.
Thompson. H. A. Lyon. w. J. Young.
i q. F. Long, G. 3. Cobb and J. T.
Moore. The flowers were in charge OF
Mesdames frankie Maxon. 9. E. Long.
NJ. q. Day and H. A. Lyon. Burial
was in the Hauser cemetery,
Capt, Howard Peckham, of Villisca.
spent Thursday in the city with Ills
cousin, w. l. Peckham, being ca route
home from Madison, Wis. Captain
Peckham, who served with tho Villisca
company Of the 1sSth infantry Rain
bow division, in France, was dis
charged about two weeks ago. The
captain was severely wounded at the
Battle OK L;aa.eau Th;arry. being nit
four times by shell splinters,, He has
entirely recovered fro!a these wounds,
but still Is suffering from an injury to
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