Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-18

I H Toys anu uOlis Ol beiiu, mas P''NN'
5axtors Variety store.
Gilbert toys for tho boys. Schmidt
Hardware Company.
Toys ana dolls on sale, half price
Bakers Variety Store.
Ton days sale OF mons sample
overcoats. Tho Bargain store.
Something new, Japanese smoking
J sets in carved wood. Elders Drug
Store.
Special shipment OF candy for
| Christmas. Old Reliable Drug Com
pany.
All toys on sale. half price; secure
your choice Of these bargains. BaS-
/ tors Variety Store.
The Golden Rod Club will meet with
Mrs. I. D.'ury. 1913 South Eighth
avenue, Friday afternoon.
We are showing a fine line OF mani
cure sets in French ivory, pearl and
EBONY. Elders Drug Store.
! Cold weather Is here, watch your
step. You'l be calling for A. c. Bur-
sess. PLUMBING and heating. East
state street. Phone 1884.
! Call and examine our line OF toilet
cases in French ivory ana ebony from
50. to $50. Elders Drug Store.
How would a good pocket knife or
! Eveready "Daylo" suit? Our stocks are
complete. Schmidt Hardware Com
pany.
| Let Hewitt's Garage take care OF
! your storage battery for you thru the
winter We will call for 1t. Phone
observation-disclosures.
The auxiliary of the switchmen's
union VIII hold business meeting at
7:30 tonight at the home OF Mrs. F.
NJ. Hutchinson, 700 Noble street.
Market sale in MarshalItown satur-
day. Dec. 20. If you have any geese
Or turkeys for sale bring them as this
sale is just before Christmas. PLUMB.
! Munro, Mason * Shoemaker.
We can no longer furnish all models
, OF Noss washing machines for Christ
mas delivery. We can give you a Voss
Christmas bond, and deliver the ma
chine when they arrive. Schmidt
Hardware Company.
| Don't lay up your car for the winter
and forget the battery. Remember. it
needs attention even when out Of serv-
ice. Store it at the Exide Battery
station. Phone Hap and we Will call
for it. Grove Motor Sales.
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Re:fachneder. 2l0
North Seventh street, are the parents
Of a daughter, born this morning at
Newton, where Mr.. and Mrs. Ref
schneider are visiting. The child Is
their first born. Mrs. ReifschneideT
was Miss Hazel Oartw!g before her
marriage,
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of Central Chapter, No.
s., o. e. S., held Wednesday evening
in the masonic parlors: Mrs. w. j.
Richards, worthy matron; Rev. o. c.
Fox, worthy patron; Mrs. o. B.
Waters, associate matron: Mrs.
Archer Walton, secretary: Mrs. Fred
| Wallace, treasurer; Mrs. B. Q. Frazey.
conductress, and Miss Vienna Pierce,
associate conductress.
The Woman's Missionary Society o.
the First United Evangelical church
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. D. B. Forrey, 914 South Tenth
avenue, and elected the following Of
fcers Mrs. w. = Thorpe. president:
Mrs. T. Burke, vice president; Mrs. o.
A. Gard, secretary; and Mrs. Fred
Austin. treasurer, The lesson study
was on Justice and Brotherhood" and
was led by Rev. G. ]. Roths.
Mrs. Il. Eiler was chosen president:
Mrs. J.. CulbeTtson, vice PRESIDENT;
Mrs. Peter Lathrop, secretary: and
Mrs. c. gilbert son, treasurer at the
meeting Of the Sunshine Circle, held
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Peter Lathrop, GA West Nevada
street. The members exchanged
Christmas gifts and contest in which
the prizes were won by Mrs. r. D
CaGwin and Mrs. l. E. Huber. .FMrs.
Will Lathrop assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments.
/ At the NEE ting Of the Excelsior Aid
Society, held all day Wednesday in
! Odd Fellows hall, the members spent
the time sewing Garnet rags and IN the
afternoon elected officers. Mrs. c. Z.
Langdon was chosen president; Mrs.
Charles Bates, vice president; Mrs.
MAY Clark, secretary; and Mrs. c. r.
Gaunt, treasurer. At noon a covered
dish lunch was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Herman Jertzen and Mrs.
Charles Jcntzen and in the afternoon
the members exchanged Christmas
gifts.
Mrs. N. L. Mundy and daughters
Irma and Lorinne. were hostesses
Wednesday night to the members Of
st. Margarets Mission at their home.
300 North Fourth street. Officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Susan
White. PRESIDENT: Mrs. Max H. Smith,
first vice president; Mrs. r. j. Roth
second vice president; Mrs. H. D.
Wonder, recording secretary; Miss
Margaret Statln-, corresponding secre-
,ary, and Miss H'orence Patton. treas
urer. In a drawing contest Miss Mar
/ iory Ketchum won the prize. The
hostesses served refreshments, assisted
by Miss Gerna Mold and Santa Claus.
A. Christmas party was enjoyed
Wednesday afternoon in carpenters
hall by members Of the Marecha
Neil Division, No. $50. G. 7. A. to the
r. Of L. e. The afternoons program
consisted Of Christmas toast by Mrs
r. l.. Spence, a dance by Fern May
strouse music by Thelma Conger, ant
contest in which Mrs. r. Holt wor
the prize A Christmas tree held 6
bag Of candy as favor for each
member. A two course dinner wa.