Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-31

McCords grocery, Peppers, White
Market our plant. F. II. Willard.
Mrs. Ii. A. Cole, OF Taylor township,
went to Grundy Center this morning
to spend the Weekend with friends.
Bert Essen, IS North First street.
was removed 10 the detention hospital
this morning, suffering with smallpox
Mrs. Frank Moehri and son, James,
went to Green Mountain this morning
to spend the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. c l.. Lamphere and daughter,
went to Waterloo this morning after
an extended visit at the w. Il, Walter
home.
Twelve new popular songs in the
new list of Victor records for Febru-
airy, on sale tomorrow. Nickel Furni-
ture Company.
Mrs. s. H. Furnas 3 East Grant
street went to Cedar Falls this morn
ing to visit fer few days with her
sister, Mrs. ". L. Hudson.
Mrs. Clayton Thomas and child. who
are spending the winter at l. South
Fifth avenue, went to Green Mountain
this morning to visit friends.
The home Of Roy Elery. Gil South
Twelfth venue, this morning was
quarantined for diptheria. A child of
the family is dangerously i'll with the
disease.
| 4. NJ. Treat left Thursday night for
Gilbert, Ariz., to be with Mrs. Treat,
who went there last week for her
health, but who is much worse, tel
egram received by ner husband said
We have a special value in white
and gold dinnerware that We are going
to sell at 10 cents a piece, all open
stock You can buy just what you
wish Of this beautiful pattern at ~
cents each. Carter's Economy Store.
| Mesdames F. E. Northup, B, \,
Morgan, Bryon Carpenter and w. II.
Nicholson were hostesses Thursday
afternoon to, the members of the Con
gregational aid society who met in the
church parlors and spent the time
working for the society.
Mrs. Glen Richards. who has been a
patient at the Deaconess hospital for
many weeks was able to leave the hos
pital Thursday, and today went to l-c-
Grand, where she will spend two or
three weeks at the home of Mr. Rich
ards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Rich
ards.
One hundred members Of the Broth
erhood of Railway Clerks No. I43 and
their wives and friends attended a
dancing party given by the local at
Red Mems hall Thursday night. Cards
were provided for those who did not
care to dance. committee or LADIES
served refreshments.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity
Lutheran church enjoyed social
meeting in the church parlors Thurs
day afternoon. following the trans
action of routine business. Mrs c. n.
Hanson was the hostess and served
refreshments, assisted by Mesdames
Gus Mold, Gus Berg. Edward Rosen-
xren and Alfred Gustafson.
At the meeting Of the Lincoln Way
Social Club held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. w. H. Gray and Mrs, o.
Davidson at the Gray home, III South
Ninth street. Mrs. S. M. Cause was
elected president to succeed Mrs. r. S.
BRENNAN, resigned and Mrs. r. Aubrey
Smith was chosen secretary to succeed
Mrs. S. o. Lampman, Jr., resigned. A
program Of piano numbers was given
by Misses Elizabeth and Catherine
Davidson and Bernice Gray. who as
sited the hostesses in serving.
In honor of the Ell ghth birthday an
niversary of her son. Lloyd, Mrs, Roy
McKinnon. 306 Summit street. enter
tanned fourteen children Thursday eve
ming from until o'clock Games were
enjoyed after which Mrs. McKinnon
served dinner to the little guests who