Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-11
Spring chickens. ~ cents per pounA.
Posey Neat Company.

Spring chickens. ~ cents per poual.
Posey Meat Company 49,
w. 7. Scott, Penn Mutual IAfs m.
surance. lows Savings aBnk buildins.
Trimmed hat sale. see window dis.
play. choice 1887. Baxtcrs Variety
| store.
wanted--oiris Tor notion counters
salary, IS per week. Baxter's Variety
| Store.
Fancy plaid and striped dress skirts
| on sale this week. sa,Ss. Bakers Var
iety Store. .
The Methodist Aid will hold their
annual bazaar and supper Dec. ~.
| Committee.
Large size cake plates, 25 cents; sal
ad bowls on sale ut 40 cents. Baxters
Variety Store. .rs
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walker, OF Belle
| PLANE. came this morning for short
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goeclxe, Of west
Of Hartland, are the parents Of son
born Thursday night.
-
The Bible department Of tho Wo-
mans Club viii meet at $3.50 Monday
afternoon at the public library.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Grensley returned
to there home Mt Boone Thursday after
visiting few days with friends. < !.
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Ritchis re-
turned Thursday to their bone at
Cambridge after visiting with friends
here.
Mixed candy, IL cents pound; marsh
nallows, 10 cents pound; chocolate and
cocoariut fudge, 20 cents pound. Bax-
ters Variety Store.
Mrs. L. f. Darling, Of Selby, O.. but
formerly Of this city, arrived here Fri
day to spend ten days with Mrs. En-
met Waters and other friends.
Rally day at Methodist Sunday
school tomorrow. Special service be-
ginning at IL o'clock. Parents are espe-
oially invited. Regular Sunday school
service at 10 o'clock as usual. Commit
! tee. ~
IlSiNc you oCSu thdL SuiSh NSt4oa
malleable range which we are offering
TO sell at half the cost Of new one?
1t Is in excellent condition; has reser-
voir. high closet and raising and low
ering crate. H. Willard, Sons 6 Co.,
South First street.
Mrs. G. f. Mes, returned mis-
sionary from India, gave an interesting
talk on her work to the members of
the Woman's Home and Foreign Miss
ionary societies Of the Methodist
church, at their meeting Friday after
noon in the church parlors. The les
son study was also taken up with Mrs.
John Bres1necke, as leader for the home
society, and Mrs. c. J. Scheeler. lead
er for the foreign society.
In honor of Miss Andrena Nelson,
| who is to be married Monday, Oct. 10,
to Edward Gunderson, Of Dunbar, MISS
Cecil Rogers entertained Thursday att
ernoon at her home, 107 South Sec-
ond street, fifteen young lady friends
at . miscellaneous shower. The time
was spent socially and in writing rec
ipes for the bride-to-be. Misses Title
Loney and Martha Toskof, cousins OF
Miss Nelson. assisted tho hostess In
serving refreshments.
The officers Of the Alpha Gamma So
| ciety, Of tho Arson school. held their
annual business meeting in the school
building Friday night and formulated
| plans for the year. The object Of the
+ meetings this year Is to help the mem
I bers FIND, their life work. To this end
the lives Of great men and women will
| be studied. There are to be three open
meetings, one at Thanksgiving, ono at
| Christmas and one at Easter. The new
| officers are Tena Novotny, president;
| Carol Forey, vice president: Christ
ian Banxhaf, secretary, and Lillian
| Wikle, treasurer. 1r.
Officers were elected at the meeting
| of the Franklin School Mothers Club
| held Thursday afternoon at the build
ing. Mrs. Merritt Greene. Jr., was
chosen president; Mrs. w. L. Peckham.
| vice president: Mrs. Vern Lee, secre-
| tary. and Mrs. D.. A. Collision, treasur-
| er. The program consisted Of a paper
| on "Woman's citizenship" by Mrs.
Merritt Greene, talk on the parent
teachers association by Mrs. Aaron
| Palmer, a talk on school conditions, by
Mr.. Palmer, and short talk by Mrs.
| G. H. Van Law. Mrs. Ray Doolittle
closed the program with a piano num-
Der.
New England was the subject OF an
| Interesting program enjoyed by the
members Of the travel department OF
| the Woman's Club, fifty-five Of whom
met Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. G. w. Darling, 3o6 North Second
street. Mrs. Edward White read q pa
per on New England, as a Whole
Mrs. c. +. Schoenhut on Boston, and
Mrs. NJ. s. Mcfarland on Plymouth.
Salem and Portsmouth, N. H. Two vo-
cal solos by Mrs. G. ]. McCortney con-
cluded the program. after which re-
freshments were served by the host
esses. Mesdarnes Darling, J. N. Baugh-
man, W. T. Bennett, A. p. Bratt, H. A.
Newell, o. B. Waters, Fred Welles,
Henry White and Emily Sellers and
Miss Fannie Flower. Mrs. A. ". Benz
nett, Of Interior, g. D. WA . guest
from out Of the city. " 8. |..,-fs'
| "A axAy That