Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-14

,aansee. ut Exide Storage Battery Sta-
lion. A
} Miss Lottie Cartwright went to
,iteaInboat Rock today TO spend the
week end with her parents.
Rally day next sunday. Baptist
temple. 10 bells. Souvenirs for ali.
!. on are invited. Committee. :
Have you stopped to think that right
now Is the time for your, Christmas
portraits 70 be taken? Il. e. Apsar.
4 Lett Hewitt's Garage take care OF
Il our storage battery tor you thru the
winter. Ne Will call Tor lit. Phone
" YS.-Advertisement.
A Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Charles return,
I, d THURSDAY evening to their home in
\. Jason Guy af.er Spending the past
f'7esk here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Randolph left this
l. forming for, their home in Newport
u tier visiting the past few days with
i. eiatvss and friends here.
II you anticipate getting married
about, Decenlber first, you can make
+ %. For further information address
.'-i2, care this Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nelson returned
20 their home in Ames this morning
fier making short visit with friends
,lere while on their return from an
cxtended visit in the east. E.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Evangelical Church OF Peace met
I Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c.
& Yetzstein, 112 North First street The
lfternoon was spent sewing carpet
ages Refreshments were served by
The Harmony Aid Society met
I Thursday afternoon at Odd Fellows
nall. Fleeing quilt blocks took up the
fternoon. Mrs. J. Henzie, Of Grinnell.
vas the only out-of-town guest. Re-
reshments were served by the hostess,
Irs, Fred DERRICK and Mrs. William
Dean. ~
Z The regular meeting the tina Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. C. A. was held
Thursday afternoon in the association
looms. Refreshments were served by
he hostesses, Mrs. Arrila Kleespie,
Mrs. E. E. Kendall. Mrs. B. F.
J lessler, Mrs. Anna KetchuIn and Mrs,
:. A. kliebenstein.
Members Of the A. B. Club and their
husbands enjoyed their monthly din
ner Thursday night, then went to the
nome Of Mr.. and Mss. Stanley b. Sieg
to. play bridge, The prizes were won
" Mrs. Roy r. Bradbury and John w.
Wallace. Mrs. Sieg and Mrs. r. 8.
Breyman were' the hostesses.
The Archers' Aid met with Mrs. H.
J. Hoffa, 203 West Main street, We'd
nesday afternoon. The time was spent
oiecing quilt blocks and in a business
session. "A guessing contest was held
md Mrs G, e. Pearson won the prize.
MIS-. W. Protheroet assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments. 49,
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity
Lutheran church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Matt Peterson, 2O3
North Third avenue. After the rou-
Inc business the afternoon was spent
socialy. Refreshments were served by
The hostess, assisted by Miss Ester
Amblad. and Mrs. Edward Carlson.
We are placing on sale Saturday all
trimmed hats at one-half price. One
lot Of trimmed and tailored at 81 each.
/ Chiidren's hats at one half price, con-
/ sistfng Of hats, caps, tams and hoods.
Visit the Goldsmith Millery at 121 East
State street to secure bargains.-Ad-
! vertisement.
EXPRESS your friendship and good
will this Christmas Time" with an
attractive, greeting card. You will find
nero many beautiful and attractive de-
signs to make. your selection from
and at a range Of prices to fit every
need. Orders; must be placed tho
before December first to insure de-
livery. Marshall Printing Company.
Stanley B. sieg viii 90 to CHICAGO
tonight to attend Saturday the chica-
so-1owa football game, regarded as
one Of the most important OF the con-
ference games. He will be Joined in
Chicago by his brothers. Prof. L. p.
Sieg, of Iowa City, and Russell sieg, OF
Waterloo. It is probable that others
from this city will go tonight to sec
The game, as the interest init among
football fans i keen ls;s ~ IL ~
The great laugh festival. ''Twin
Beds" which has broken all records In
ALI the prominent cities in the world,
viii be seen harsant the rOdeon. Sun.
Jay evening. 1t distinguishes itself
rom the majority 81 7comedies ~ the
sselean holesomeness sef Its story. the
,..ra pidity tof its action tie Dramatic lit
Isof its situations, the wit and breezi-
mess OF It's lines and the deftness OF its
Characterization. Description OF the
COMEDY conveys but a feeble idea If
tfe complicated. actions which are un-
4 vound in the co4fsA Of it's three acts.
I Theaters ring With happy laughter
and catch words from twin Beds'
arsaheard In every quarter. odeon.
Remember the big auction sale for
fJhe benefit Of the poor to be held at
5the sale pavilion north OF the fair
Grounds on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 20. II you have any Livestock or
any; articles ofEany, kind which You do
not need. donate them to this auction
ITO be sold tor the benefit Of the poor.
Theirs will be no, charges in connec-
ton with this sale In any way and all