Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-07

b.. usAAam. sstsspAtAs Nassaio temple
Rev. W. a. Crowdsr spent Thursday
in Des Meinss on business.
Fancy mixed chocolates 30 cents
pound. Bakers Variety store.
Mrs. II. c. Molison went to Des
Moines Thursday to visit with friends
for n few days.
Mrs. Stark Adams and Miss Naoma
Taylor. OF state Center, spent Thurs
day In the city.
Satcen pet.lcoats. fancy floral de-
sign, assorted colors. 70 cents. Bsx-
ters Variety store.
Mrs. Cora II, Wiley went to ~,
Louis Thursday night where she will
visit her son James.
Work shirts. $3.50 and 81 values.
your choice during our closing OUT
sale, SO cents. Baxters Variety store,
Mrs. r. j, Dillon and Mrs. w. II.
Barnes OF Liscomb, were In the city
Thursday
Mrs. w. II Arney went TO Des
Moines this morning 10 spend the week
cnd with her husband. Senator Arney,
Mrs. h. McHugh went to Ottumwa
Thursday night TO visit for a few days
| with her daughter Mrs. Ruth Van
Sickle.
There will be a special musical pro-
gram at the Central Church OF Christ
Sunday evening at 1880. Everyone In
eited. Committee.
Mrs. r. b. Key who has been Wis
ting at the home OF her cousin. Mrs,
r. II. letter. left for her home at Be
lott. Wis.,. Thursday.
Swift's washing powder, cents
package; Luz, IL cents package;
matches, large size boxes, cents.
Bakers Variety Store.
Mrs. j. II. Br!ngaman and daughter
Eva of Cedar Rapids. are visiting at
the home OF Mrs. Bringaman's paren,s
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Crinklaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Baker returned
to their home at Cedar Rapids We'd
nesday night after spending the day in
the city. Mr.. Baker is "A plumber and
intends to move to this city and open
a shop as soon as he can find suit
able location.
Robert McLefand. son of Mr.. and
Mrs W. f. McIslaad or Taylor town
ship, arrived home Thursday evening
from Camp Dodge where he was mus
tered out. He was sent with the July
"a contingent to Camp Pike. Ark, and
went overseas Oct. /. McI,eland was
a member of5the F'orty-first Company, |
162d infantry, headquarters division |
The regular meeting of the Archer's |
Aid Society was held Wednesday after !
noon at the home of Mrs. Lena Herter !
1O4 North Second avenue when the |
members spent the time ptecing quilts
after disposing OF routine business. The
hostess served Il two-course lunch as
sisted by her daughter. Mrs. George |
johnson. and by Mrs. c. j. Herter and |
daughter Visian.
Mrs. W. Z. Heater and Mrs. Rich
ard Heckridge were hostesses Wednes
day afternoon at the Heater home. 203 |
North Fourth avenue, at the regular |
meeting Of the Woodman Circle Aid |
Society. After dsposing of the usual
later the hostesses served refreshments |
assisted by Mrs. Fl. L. Tucker. Mrs. f.
NJ. Schroeder. of Dubuque, was guest |
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"a Little Irish Girl" will be Flora |
DeVosse's Offering at the Odeon
Theater on Sunday evening. The |
Flora DeVoss show has already been
one OF the big favorites here. and this |
years company is said to be far the
best that popular star has surrounded |
herself with in many years. "A Little |
Irish Girl" is four act comedy drama |
which is full Of good dramatic situa- |
tions. as we'll as no end Of good |
comedy and should prove most de- |
Iightfnl Offering. EOdeon.
An interesting program was enjoyed |
by the members OF the current events |
department of the Woman's Club at the |
meeting held Wednesday afternoon at
the Y. M ga. The members respond
ed to roll call with current events after
which Rev. r. j. Thomas gave review
of current events and Mrs. B. o. Tank
ersley talked on current poetry. A l
reading by Miss Katherine Guernsey |
ON the piano by her sister.
Miss Sarah Guernsey. closed the after
moons program after which social |
hour was enjoyed.