Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-30


Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
John Bingaman. so7 May street.
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| RedmenI dance at Redmen hall Fri
day January 81, Admission 81. extra
ladies 10 cents, Burke Leins orchss-
ira.
Mrs. ID. p, Wilhelm went this morn
Ing to Waterloo TO spend the rest OF
| tho week at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. c. r. Parry.
The Woman's Bible Class OF the
Methodist church will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Thomas Stotts, 1903
West Church street
Hattie Ratledgc. OF Eldora. returned
home Wednesday evening after visiting
since sunday at the home Of Ethel Bo-
wee, sos North Second avenue,
Mrs. Samuel Ingraham and son. Glen.
f.; returned to their home at Barnes City
this morning after short visit with
Mrs. Ralph Wooster, s. North Seventh
street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcintosh, who
have been visiting at the +. r. DeX.
ter home. s02 East Boone street. for
a week. went to Des Moines this fore
noon to visit with relatives for week.
The flow Of oil is regulated automat-
ically in our Reliable Breeders. They
are economical and have no wick ID
trim and are easy to operate. Better
look them over. Schmidt Hardware
Company.
The home OF william Tilton. 500
North Center street, and the Neal
home, 203 East Church street, which
have been under quarantine for scar
let fever, today were released from
Quarantine.
Be sure and have your soldier boy
photographed when he comes home.
The experience has changed his looks
and a, photograph will be part Of the
family history. Apgar's work is sure
to please. Apgar Studio.
If you want to buy chickens, come
to the chicken sale in Marshalltown,
Friday. Feb. and ship your chickens.
you want to sell to US. We will sell
live stock on Saturday. Feb. s. Plumb,
Munro, Mason & Shoemaker.
| Our Klondi;s incubators have q l.
ply insulation with dead air space In
all side walls, top and bottom which
| together with the automatic regulator
| and thermostat control guarantees a
| uniform temperature at all times.
Schmidt Hardware Company.
At the Odeon theater Monday and
for all week AL Gorrell and his COM
pany. New plays and new specialties
will be offered each evening. Prices
10, 20 and 80 cents. Seats on sale Sat
urday at 10 a. m. One lady free Mon
day night with each paid 80 cent ticket
if bought before p. m. Odeon.
Complimentary to her sixteenth
birthday. Ethel Ellis entertained six
teen Of her girl friends at her home
407 Bromley street, Tuesday night
Miss Ellis was presented with several
gifts and music and games furnished
the entertainment. Refreshments were
served by her mother. Mrs. Charles
Ellis.
Mrs. 1. E. Merryman. Of Marion
township, was hostess Wednesday to
the all-day meeting Of the Mid Country
Circle, whose members spent the time
in working for the Red Cross. At noon
a covered dish lunch was enjoyed and
routine business was transacted in the
Afternoon. The hext meeting will be
held in two weeks at the home Of Mrs.
Joseph kleespie.
Tuesday evening, seventy five friends
Frank B. Fisher and his daughters,
Sophia, Kate and Annabelle. three
miles north Of Green Mountain. at a
farewell party as they are moving soon
to Marshalltown and will make their
home at 10S East Lincoln. The guests
brought with them an old fashioned
supper and spent the evening socially.
Fisher Is a nephew Of J. B. Classen Of
this city.
The regular meeting Of the Busy Bee
Circle was held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. G. B. Pepper and Mrs. w. A.
Talbot at the Pepper home. Az North
First avenue. After disposing of
routine business the members worked
for the circle and enjoyed a guessing
contest in which the prize was won by
Mrs. H. F. Thompson. At the close Of
the afternoon the hostesses served a
B. Lusby. Mrs. w. T. Huber and Miss
Gretchen Huber.
Complimentary to the nineteenth
birthday anniversary Of Miss Alma
Shiflett, twenty-three friends and
ncighbors pleasantly surprised her at
! her home, sol South Twelfth avenue,
Wednesday evening and presented her
| with a handkerchief shower. Piano
numbers were played by Miss Marie
Forrey and Mrs. c. Forrey and violin
numbers by Walter White At the
close Of the evening refreshments were
served by Miss Ethel Shiflett, Miss
Bess PONIES. Miss Marie Navarro and
Mrs. J. H. Shiflett.
| 0. L. Winner, pipeman with hose
company No. l who is to take the
civil service examination for federal
fire service in the Panama canal zone
!, will 60 to Chicago Friday to take the
tests. If successful he will resign
from the local department and leave
soon for Panama Monte Starns, re-
Gently mustered out Of the army, will
take winners place during his alb
sence and will succeed him in case ne
goes to the canal zone. Starn form
erly was a member of the south side
crew, prior Ito his enlistment in the
army.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Meicleley and
son, Thomas, returned Wednesday eve
ming from Ackley where they went
| Tuesdav RI ATTEND tho funeral ne Mr.