Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-17


DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Drink Colfax Water and keep well.
Phone ~. The Bailey Boys.
1t will pay you to look over our
bargain counter. A. Z. Myers.
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w. J. whitehill, of state Center,
was in the city today on business
| Mrs. Ida Statler went Thursday eve
ming to Dcs Moines for a few days
stay.
You can save real money on blan-
kets and comforters during the Jan.
uary clearance. Brintnall 4 Brintnai''
| We have in stock a new shape shop
ping basket. Something different ana
1t is a beautiful basket and very easily
carried. Don't miss seeing these oas-
kets. Carriers Economy store.
i You may have some birthday or
wedding present to buy so just bear In
mind that we have beautiful line OF
fancy china and cut glass for you to
choose from. Carriers Economy Store.
Ralph NJ. Pierce, of Clarinda, who
until recently has been In the service
stationed at Camp Purdue. Ind, ar
rived in the city Thursday night to ac-
cept a position as reporter on the
Times Republican.
II We want every farmer interested In
motive farm machinery to attend the
tractor school at least one hour on
Friday or Saturday, Jan. II or Is, at
Thurber & Thompsons, East State
street.-Advertiseme
George F. Finch, a linotype operator
employed by the Times Republican, re-
ceived word today telling Of the criti-
cal illness Of his mother, Mrs. H. T.
Finch. at Kensett. Mr.. Finch will
leave for Kensett tonight.
Sergt. A. H. Mcfarland. formerly a
clerk employed by the First National
Bank, who has been in training a,
Camp Pike, returned home ThursdaJ
after being discharged at CamI
Dodge. He will re-enter the employ
Of the bank next week.
H. A. Kinnan and r. T. WATSON, OF
the Lennox Furnace Company, who
have been representing the company a,
: the annual convention Of the Kansas
: and Missouri Hardware and Implemen,
Dealers Association, in session al
Kansas City, reached home this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marx, 3os Brom'
! ley street, received a telegram Thurs
day from their daughter. Mrs. Levi!
D. Smith. Of Pendleton, Ore, who wa
called home by the illness Of her hus-
band, telling that she had reached
home and found her husband better
altho he was still quite i'll.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Green Mountain
church was held Thursday afternoon a
the church, when plans for the veal
were made. The society was divides
in three divisions for work. At noon
a market day lunch was served by .th'
:: ladies' The hostesses for the afternoon
were Mesdames Claud Estal, Rutl
Stubs, and Frank Wendt.
Mrs. A. W. Carlson. so7 West Church
lstreet, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the members Of the aid society
of the Trinity Lutheran church who
; enjoyed the time socially following the
: transaction Of business. In serving
refreshments the hostess was assisted
by Miss Emma Carlson, Miss Esther
Wanberg. Mrs. William Kircaberger
and Mrs. Edward Rosengren.
: Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Abbott are plan
ming to leave about the middle Of Feb
ruary for Los Angeles, where they wi!
: remain for six weeks visiting there an
at other southern California points Q
interest. Mrs. 4. F. Byfield, Of Chi
: cago, who has been with her parents
: since DR.. Byfield entered the service
: will remain here and devote a part o.
her time to the interests Of her faith.
er's business. Master Abbott Byfiel'
will go to Chicago to remain with hi
\ paternal grandparents while Mr.. ant
Mrs. Abbott are away.
Election Of officers was held at the
/; meeting Of the Elm Lutheran ale
/: society held Thursday afternoon in TIT
/ church parlors. Mrs. NJ. Loundahl was
4 chosen president, Mrs. NJ. Lee. vice
\ president; Mrs. S. Wilhau. secretary;
\ Mrs. S. A. Halverson, treasurer; ant
\ Mrs. H. Skien. chairman Of the socia
|! committee, which is composed Of Mes.
! danes o. Hougeland. N. Tweed.
Langland, Bertha Rain, E. X. Stron
and Helen Thompson. Mrs. Lee wa.
the hostess for the meeting and servet
refreshments, assisted by Mesdames 8
A. Haverson, IS. Wilhau, A. Hanson
and L. Scott.
Complimentary to Ernest Nuttins
who returned home Wednesday even
ing from Camp Dodge. where he wa
mustered out of the service. Mr.. an
Mrs. Roy Lipps entertained compan.
of relatives at dinner Thursday even
ing at the Lips home, East Lin
street. Covers were laid Tor twenty
eight at q table prettily decorated wit!
red carnations and flags. Guests fror
out Of the city were Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
Slater, Of Des Moines; Mr.. and Mr.!
Roy Ely and family, J. R. BlinkinsoI
Laverne Blinkinsop and Mrs. Florenc
Sloan and daughter Lillian, Of Bell
PLANE; and Carl F. Burger, Of CAM
Dodge.
Don't be misled by the idea tina
dinnerware Is going to be cheaper yer
soon as it is impossible under the pres
ent price for labor 1t is a proven
fact that 81 per cent Of the cost o
dinnerware is for labor SO don't loo
for any lower prices until the labo
question Is solved. Dishes are not to
high or any higher than other lines
only 1t seems SO from the fact that the