Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18

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Cora Williams choate, physician.
Bfins your Watchss IN Hodge,.
Grand pianos Tuffrec Music House.
Emerson Pianos Tuffree Music
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne BixbyS, Of Lis
comb. spent Monday In the city,
w. r. scott, Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa savings Bank ouiidins'
Mr. and Mrs. r w. Protheroe, 2oc
Marion street. spent Monday In Des
Moinos.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. ycKeen, s North
Fifth street. spent Monday with rela-
tives at Tama.
Mrs. z. Beatty, 8 North Tenth ave.
nue., went to Des Moines this forenoon
to visit with friends.
The Archers' Ala Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c. l.,
Farguson, s East North street.
Mrs. M. G. Stephenson, Of Omaha, who
has been visiting Mrs c. d. Mulcahy,
.Ieft this morning for her home.
! Mrs. Jessie Bixby arrived home Mon
day from Chicago where she has been
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Ethel Walsh.
x Mrs. b, w. lands, 203 East Web
,stel. street went TO Mason City Sat
nrtiay night for a short visit with
frien1ddsxi..a, e. .. 49, - Z, r-'" =
t.SNies Olive Alexander of Winterset,
who, has been eyisi Ting with Mrs,
sfdolph PfiisssHlsft ,tHis, m3rnins for
Ffer home, ~ ~ y 1."f
The woodman Circle Aid Society
wilignneet Wednesday afternoon atthe
home of Mrs. Henry Barrett. 2o6 South
Twelfth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William West Jr.. $40
West Nevada street. went to Lamo-
lille Monday to visit with relatives
for few days
Can you afford to be without razor
when you can get a working mode' OF
the $500 Durham Duplex for IS cents:
Schmidt Hard ware Company.
Mrs. walter T. scott, et3 South
Eighth stress, entertained the mem
bens of the wednesday Bridge Club at
luncheon Monday at her home.
The w, r. c. Aid Society will meet
with Mrs w. L. Peckham and Mrs
Hudson Mitchell at the Peckham home, |
1901 Summit street, Wednesday after
noon.
Il Mrs. Edward >Loney returned to her
shorne,s at ST. Anthony Monday night
AFTER a brief visit with her parents,
Arr and Mrs. j. W. Lhamon, North
srenth avenue. I
3 AIR. and Mrs. Eli Packer OF west OF
fhe city, returned home this Inorning
after two months pleasure "trip In
Chicago. Philadelphia, Washington, and
other eastern cities.
We have q complete stock OF tire
accessories, including Firestone blow
out patches. lace on and hook on
boots. Equip your car now and be
prepared to do your own repairing
Pude Auto Company.
Az. frank snyder Of Abba, re-
turned TO her home Monday night AZ
ter 4 few days visit with Mrs, Agnes
.McMatius, ZIG West Lincoln street.
Mrs. McManus accompanied Mrs. Sny-
Ger and will visit with friends.
r.. T.. Lippitt left this morning for |
Sterling, Colo, where he was called
by a telegram that said his mother.
Mrs. II. C. Lippitt, had suffered q
stroke of, paralysis and was very III. |
Mrs: tLippttt viii leave; In a short tima
for sterling.
The members Of Chapter BIB. P. E.
0. held Initiation ceremonies Monday
evening at the home OF Mrs. w. T.
Smith. 40S North Center street. which |
were preceded by dinner served at O.
by the social committee. A social time
followed the Initiation.
/ Members OF the Monday Bridge Club
were entertained at luncheon Monday
at the LONE Of Mrs Hazel Abh,tt. 81
West Church street. with Mrs. Abbott
and Mrs. Herman Gabelman as hos
tesses. Bridge occupied the afternoon.
the prize being won by Mrs. Earl A. |
stoddart.
The fact that our voss electric and
power washing machines are being
sold faster than we can get them from
the factory Is ample proof that the
distinctive and convenient features OF
all evoss machines appeal to the house
wife. Better see our line before buy
ing. Schmidt Hardware Company.
A number OF friends and neighbors
Monday afternoon surprised Mrs. Omer
Lett at her home, Z East North street,
In honor Of her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. C. l.. Farguson and Mrs. Frank
Whitaker gave enjoyable musical num-
bers. In a guessing contest the prizes
were won by Mrs Fred Case, Mrs.
Frank Whitaker Mrs. Walter Leech
and Mrs. John Moehrl. Lunch was
served by Louise Lett and Theora
Richardson.
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