Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-22

MIS-. Harry OrCnaru enleTtaiuSu
twelve relatives at her home, I'll
Sorth Secand avenue for dinner sun
day in honor of her husbands birth
day anniversary.
Matrons' and business girls gymna-
stun starts Oct s. Registrations are
coming in fast. but there is still room
in the 1880, 80 and 6: 80 classes. Reg
lister at once. Y. w. c. A
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Mrs. S. E. Bassett, of Moberly, Mo-.
came Sunday to visit for two weeks at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. E.
CASTOR, and with her son Frank Bas-
sett, who lives with Mr.. and Mrs. Gas
ton.
Mrs. H. G. Burt entertained a num-
Der of relatives at dinner Friday at her
home, 536 North Second street. in
honor of the 73d birthday anniversary
Of Mrs. Katherine blessing. Mrs. Dies
ing was surprised by the same COM
pany Friday night and presented with
many presents.
Rev. w. G. Crowder left this fore
noon for Charles City to attend the
| annual Upper Iowa Conference, which
begins Tuesday and continues thru the
week. DR.. H. A. Kinnan goes to
| Charles City Friday as lay delegate
| to the laymen's convention. held in
connection with the conference.
Funeral services for A. Z. Langdon
We're held at 2:30 Saturday afternoon
from the residence, sos North Center
street in charge of Rev. w. G. Crowd
er. The pallbearers were Con Jacob
son, c. A. Mold. w. III. Stacey, Theo-
dore Keeper, James Brown and Peter
Brady. Burial followed in Riverside.
Funeral services for Samuel 0. Scott
of Ferguson, were held at o'clock
| Sunday afternoon from the Ferguson
church in charge of Rev. r. B. David
son, of this city. The palibearers were
| Ole Danielson, Stephen Garrett. A. W.
! Hulshizer L. r. Idso and b. E. and y.
son cemetery.
Special cattle sale on Wednesday,
| September "a. a man by the name of
~. J. Major will sell at our sale paVil-
ion 250 head of mostly all Hereford
| steers. He says these are great
bunch, weight from 900 pounds up.
Remember the date, September "a.
Sale commences at II o'clock. Plumb
| Munro, Mason & shoemaker.
| Owners Of liberty bonds will find our
complete bond service Of real value.
Quotations will be published on the
market page Of the T.-R. on TUESDAY
| Of each week Phone or call for last
quotations. We pay CASH on delivery
Of bonds. Our service is at your dis
posal without charge or obligation.
Government bond department. Ray F.
Mcclure &; Co., 400 Masonic Temple,
phone $3.50.
| In honor of Mrs. J. A. Martin OF
Galesburg, ILL.,, Mrs. Jasper Fisher en-
| tertained sixteen guests at luncheon
Saturday at her home, 404 North Fifth
street. The places were arranged at
tables prettily decorated with purple
asters and the hostess was assisted in
serving luncheon in three courses by
Mrs A. F. Quad. In the afternoon
bridge was enjoyed, the prizes being
won by Mrs. Cora Wiley and Mrs. G.
P. Cook. Mrs. Martin was presented
with guests prize. Mrs. Frank Wiley,
of ST. Louis, was a guest from out or
! the city. h
A lowering temperature and probab-
| ly storm furry in the north, which
was felt here Sunday sent early NOV
| ing flocks of ducks southbound along
the Iowa river valley Sunday. Hunt
ers evidently were ready for the few
! fowls that hove in sight judging by
the lively bombardnent that. started
before daylight Sunday morning and
continued intermittingly during the
forenoon. Not many ducks, however,
were reported killed, most Of the
shooting being at very long range.
Some ducks were heard passing over
the city Sunday night but 1t is much
too early for the fall migration.
Meats are down and there is no use
to keep up the price. Brisket Doll. ~
cents per pound; good rib boil, IL cents
per pound. All front quarter boil, 10
cents per pound. We are not trying
to null the wool over your eyes by adj
yertising roasts at Is cents per pound
and then telling you we have some-
thing better at IS, 20 or 25 cents per
pound Our 15-cent roasts are as good
as others are getting % cents per pound
for. Veal stew, 10 cents per pound;
veal roast, 20 cents per pound; veal
steak, 80 cents per pound. Good meaty
spareribs at 1Sfcents per pound. III :
is no special but an every day sale. Get
your meat and groceries at Sprtngers
and knock out the high cost of living.
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