Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-31

| cial quality house brooms, only 10
cents, while they last. Carriers Econ
| omy Store. "a ...
Make an early selection at our
trimmed hat sale; Your choice 200 fine
| silk. velvet hats marked to close SO
cents. Baxter's Variety store.
See, A. c. Burgess, plumbing and
heating for fine toilet paper, seven rolls
for 70 cents, Saturday, Nov. l, all day
East State street. phone 1884.
A nice large shipment of cut glass
Just unpacked and on display. Make
! your selections now while you have a
choice. Carriers Economy Store.
Nearly 400 persons were served with
supper Thursday evening at tho Trim
ity Lutheran church by the aid soci-
ETY.. The members expect to clear
S125. - . So D.. - "ala {
The monthly business meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Society of the First United
Evangelical church was held Thursday
afternoon in the chufch. During 4
social hour refreshments were served
by Mrs. J. Debates. Mrs. David Friend
Jr. and Mrs. Fred Austin. re '
Have you noticed our Blue Bird
breakfast sets? This is q thirty two
piece set, for only $3.50. You can have
the forty-two piece set, including the
oatmeals. and the creamer and sugar
for $l1.75 complete. You should see
these sets. Carriers Economy Store.
-A--s-S----
Mrs. Fred Scheduling, 701 East Mair
street, was pleasantly surprised Wed
| nesday night at her home by the
members of the Priscilla Club. who
came masked and spent the time with
Halloween games and enjoyed music
The guestes brought with them neces-
eary food for an oyster supper.
The members Of the N. s. Club were
entertained Thursday night at a Hal
lowe'en dinner party at the home of
Mr.. aad Mrs. Fred Weaver, 4 East
Webster street. The room was dec
GRATED with orange and black and yell
low roses and the color scheme was
carried out in the menu. Mrs. Clifford
Jennings assisted the hostess in serv-
| ing. .s4,.
The members Of the aid society OF
the Evangelical Church of Peace met
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. c. N. Johannson, lib North
Second avenue, and tied comforters
Routine business was transacted and
Mrs. Johannsen served refreshments
She was assisted by Mrs. Robert
Deakin, Mrs. E. E. Boomer and Miss
Elsa Neiderhauser.
Teachers reassigned to the Wood
bury school entertained the new teach
ers Thursday evening at a progressive
Halloween party at the homes Of Mrs.
William White, All West Boone street,
and Mrs. Inez Dent, 401 South Fourth
street. Games and ghost stories were
enjoyed at both places. The rooms
were prettily decorated with Halo
we'en colors. Refreshments were serv-
ed at Mrs. Dents home.
Funeral services for William r.
Jordan were held from the Church OF
the Nazerene at $3.50 Tuesday after
noon in charge of Mrs. T. N. South
wick and Rev. J. H. Vance. The pail
bearers were L. P. thinner. w. NJ.
Mowry. George NJ. Crago. w. H. Levi.
J. N. Southwick and q. T. HALEY,
The flowers were in charge Of Mrs.
Claude Adams, Mrs. George Slamol,
Mrs. George Crago and Mrs. Hazel
Pursel. Burial was in Riverside.
Mesdames q. NJ S. p. and A,
Johnson, c. C. Jennings and B. r.
Keables were the hosteases Thursday
afternoon at the meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Y. M. G. A., held at
the association building. A program
was enjoyed, which consisted Of a
vocal solo by Mrs. C. E. Gilman, ac-
compan1ed by Mrs. Allen w. Davis,
who also played piano number A
reading by Mrs. Gus Souvie closed the
program and refreshments were serv-
ed.
The office employees of the Western
Grocer Company Mills enjoyed a Hal
lowe'en party in the offices at the mills
Wednesday night. The rooms were
decorated with corn stalks and pump.
kins. Refreshments were served by
the advertisement department, follows
ing an evening spent with games,
cards and dancing. There were about
fifty present. The party was the first
of series Of monthly social gather
ings that are to be given by the office
help. $
Twenty-Five employees Of the Mar
shall OIL Company enjoyed Hal
loween masquerade Thursday night in
the directors room of the office build
ing. Halloween games, stunts and
dancing were enjoyed AZ well as for
tune telling by Miss Katherine Ken
nehan, dressed as an old witch. In
contest the prize was won by e. b.
Byrnes. A two course lunch was serv-
ed cafeteria style, the Halloween idea
being carried out in the menu and also
In the decorations.
You won't know the Joy Of q good
breakfast until YOU eat Some of our
homemade sausage. Made from axtss.
selected pork trimmings at only 80
cents per pound. Also order your par,-
cake fiour at tho Same time 70 60 with
It or any other groceries you arc in
need Of. Trade where you can buy
your groceries and meats ct the same
place. II your credit 10 good w also
run weekly or monthly accounts. We
are selling both quality meats ana gro
ceries at the very lowest Drices. Farm
ers, we are paying you more for your
butter and eggs than you ever sold
them for before In your life. We are
paying 60 cents per pound Tor good
butter and 80 cents a dozen for fresh
eggs in trade. Free delivery 70 ali
parts Of the city. Springer Grocsry
sS.N 1SSh rkaS 4 DUoIF ffUarfh = III nuIl