Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-14

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Wantsd-For cash, cheap residence
property. BOX 262 city.
Always ask your grocer for swss
Home bread. Central Bakery.
A big saving on Mems Mackinaw'
and shecpliued coats now at 6iidne
Bros, Advertisement.
Peanut brittle IS cents per pound,
pounds for as cents, saturday onl!
wachter Confectionery.
Excelsior Aid will hold an all da.
bake exchange Saturday at crays
store on East Main street. Committee
The Sunday school OF the Elm Lu
theran churca will hold valentino
social this evening at 1;so at tn
church.
Chocolate fudge, chocolate bon bons
cocoanut bon. bons on sale. 20 cents
per pountl.--BaXter's One-Cent TO So
Cents Variety store.
Get your sweet cream. whippint
cream. ice cream, cottage cheese AM
milk for Sunday dinner Of III. ii. VIII
lard, 20I South Third avenue. Adver
tisement,
Program and box social at the Say
lor school house. four miles east o
town Friday evening. Everybody in
vited. Ladies bring boxes. Beula'
Hildreth, teacher.
b. Baylus Olsen returned home Wed
nesday from the Great Lakes trainins
station, having received his discharge
from the service. He will resume his
former position with the First Ma
tional Bank.
Mrs. Katherine Williams, OF Aber
deem. S. D., left for her home Thurs
day night after brief visit with he
sisters, Mrs. 3. ]. Bonner. 300 Nortl
Third street, and Mrs. E. w. Adams
800 West Church street.
The Willing Workers Of Niennf
township entertained their husbands
and families at a covered dish Dime
Thursday at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. X. Baird. Forty-fi wer'
in attendance and spent the afternoon
socially.
Hear Mr. Martin at CONGREGATIONS
church Sunday at IL. on the 'DiHer
ence Between a Christian and Non
Christian, and at on "Shall We Have
League of Nations or Armct Nat
ions. Good music at both services
Committee.
The Red Cross hospital committee Il
closing it's business and wants to pa!
its bills at once. All those having ac
counts against the Red Cross hospita
should send their bill to the secretar!
without delay. H. j. Rodgers. com
mittee secretary.
Miss Lena Farrar. of New York City
national secretary for economics ant
finance Of the Y. w. G. A.. was en-
tertained Thursday by the board o
directors of the local Y. w. c. A. who
enjoyed luncheon at noon in the as
ISOLATION cafeteria, and discussed mn
ancial problems.
Friends of Miss Adelinei Deterich
who is to be married next month, gave
a miscellaneous shower for her at hel
home, 109 North First street, Tuesda!
night. A mock wedding furnished
amusement and music was enjoyed
The young lady hostesses served re-
freshments assisted by Mrs. A. r. Has
kins.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Arney, east Of Albion. the members OF
the S. C. /. Club of Taylor township
entertained their husbands at the an
nual- club dinner Thursday. Decora-
tons in keeping with the season were
used and dinner was served in three
courses. In the afternoon Dean C. F
Curtiss Of the Iowa State College,
Ames, gave an interesting talk or
South America.
The executive committee of the De!
Moines conference branch Of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society of the United Evangelica
church, met Thursday with Mrs. 8. n
Ramige, to arrange program for thu
annual convention to be held at Ever
green in June. Those present from out
Of the city we're Mrs. Charles Pick
ford, Anita; Mrs. A. A. Couser, OF De:
Moines; Mrs. Pizar and Mrs. Mullen
Of Nevada; Mrs. Alta Wykle, Of Hub.
bard. and Mrs. C. H. Stauffacher, o.
Cedar Rapids.