Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-05

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at s2.S9 per box. Flowers Market.
We have the hobby horses. rocking
horses and shoe flies which are good
items for the little folks. Prices from
| S2.a5 to 1895 each. Carriers Economy
Store.
Funeral services for Frank Roberts
of Crystal Lake, Mimi, were held at
J 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the
| Pursel chapel in charge OF Rev. Jen-
| ME Kirby. Burial was at Marietta.
Our store is full of customers grab
birg off the bargains from our half
price sale. We are going to have an
other tomorrow morning from 10 to IL.
Come early. Simmons Book Store.
You should see our $50 doll that we
are showing in our window. We are
lowering the price of this doll 81 each
day until sold. II you want one OF
Americas finest dolls. don't wait too
long. Carriers Economy Store.
4 social meeting was enjoyed
Thursday afternoon by the members
OF the auxiliary OF tie switchmen'.
Louks. 106 South Sixth street. Mrs. W
5. Carter assisted Mrs. Louks in serv-
ing refreshments.
In honor Of Mrs. Lucy Bullock. Of
LortIner. grand matron Of Iowa OF the
o. E. s., Mrs. W. H. Bardwell enter
tained the members of the Past Ma
irons Club a, breakfast at 9 o'clock
l,,,- la,. iyty nf f,nr
North Fifth street. Mrs. R. II. Nc
Dowell assisted the hostess in serving
and the hours were spent socially.
An interesting talk on The Coop
Grafton of the Parents and Teachers
was given BY E. H. Shuey. principal OF
the high school. at the meeting Of the
Parent Teachers Association. held
Thursday afternoon at the high school
building. During the business session
plans were discussed for an entertain
ment to be sven after the first OF the
year.
The Luther League Of the Trinity
Lutheran church was entertained
Thursday night by Mrs. A. Swan at
her home, 52s North Second street.
Miss Anna Peterson read the lesson
on Reconstruction Work" and
social time was enjoyed. Mesdames
c. z. Wicklund, Peter Mold. Henry
Nelson and Edwin Rosengren assisted
the hostess in serving refreshments.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
od!st church met at the Y. NJ. {. A.
Thursday afternoon with Mesdames
C. A. Lands, E. A. VOORHEES,. c. A.
Berg, George Hermence, E. L. Billings.
| B. F. Kessler and U. 5. Bentley az
hostesses. Following the business
meeting a program was enjoyed which
consisted Of song by Mrs. Cecil Ber-
gen, accompanied by Mrs. Clifford Ed
mister, a cornet solo by Otis Billings,
accompanied by Mrs. B. F. Kessler. and
a song by Phyllis Julian. The hostess
es served refreshments.
THE Love Kiss" musical comedy
which mixes humor. melody. satire,
drama and scenic effects and costumes,
as they have not been combined In
years. will be the attraction at the
Odeon Saturday evening. The play
made a smashing hit over the klaw
and Erlanger time last season and 1t
will be presented here with splendid
company which includes Miss Eliza
beth McKeever. 10 Allen, Patsy Con-
roy. Gee Hamilton. Ernest Davis.
Johnny Meany. Bobbie Allen, the
! Misses Ailbrights and Christine Lom-
bard as we'll as large chorus Of
pretty and sprightly girls. Joseph
Sheppard is responsible for the pic
lures Of uncommon loneliness which
make up the background Of the three
acts. Philip Bartholomew has written
tho book. and kalran has provided a
melodious score. Al w. Martin has
never staged a more wonderful pro.