Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-07

| Fudses, assorted fiayors, % cents
per pound, Saturday only. Wachters
Confectionery.
The Presbyterian ladies aid will hold
bake exchange at Reynolds 4 shell
don store Saturday afternoon. Com
mittee.
| Red Men dance, Red Men hall to-
night. Admission 81. extra ladies 10
cents. Burke-Leins orchestra--Ad-
| vertisement.
We have n real good broom that We
are selling at 50 cents. Don't miss
this chance to get a good broom at a
! low price. Carter's Economy store.
All trimmed and untrimmed winter
hats at 81 each at Goldsmith's millin-
cry. Sale begins Saturday, Feb. s, al
l2l East State Observation-Disclosures
Next number community lecture
course Monday, Feb. 10, Criterion Male
Quartet. Best quartet on road today
A high grade musical number. Com
mittee.
| The Sunbeam society OF the Elm
Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with Misses Eanelia and
Ards Thompson as hostesses.
A troop train carrying 26o Iowa and
Nebraska soldiers OF the Fourteenth
division passed thru the city this
morning enroute from Camp Custer to
! Camp Dodge where the men will be
discharged.
Hewitt's garage charges and stores
batteries. talk to us about storing your
| car, we can charge your battery with
cary. Two service cars. Call 1898
Hewitts garage.
| We have a limited number of handle
busters which swc are giving away
| One free with each o5-cent bottle OF
kleeno floor polish. This is a wonder
full chance to. get good floor polish
| and a buster free. Carters Economy
Store.
You will probably be wanting a good
carpet sweeper very soon and | wish
to mention that we have three differ
ent styles, all guaranteed to sweep as
! good as any sweeper made and you
| can get them at s2.Ia. $3.50 and sS.9s
each. Carriers Economy Store.
Twelve friends of George Barnhar'
pleasantly surprised him Thursday ev-
ening at his home, 200 South Twelfth
street. in honor of his birthday ami
versary and spent the time playing
| five hundred. Mrs. Barnhart served
| refreshments assisted by Mrs. Russell
Smith.
| w. d. Mcclure, 6 South Fourth
street, received telegram today from
| Long Beach, Gal, announcing the criti-
car illness 81 his daughter Mary, who
| has been in California for some time
owing to her health. The message did
not state the cause of the young
| woman's illness. .".-
Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. w
G. :McAfee., two and one-half mile:
northwest of Green Mountain, who
will move soon to Marshalltown
neighbours and friends surprised then
| Thursday at their home, bringins
with them swell filled baskets from
which dinner was served at noon. TIT
afternoon hours were enjoyed socially
Ensign Cole McCreery, Of the nava
aviation reserves, arrived home Thurs
day from the Bay Shoe naval station
/ Long Island, n. v, he having beer
placed on inactive duty. Ensign Nc
Creepy will sail with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. K. W. McCreery and brother
| Walter, on the vasari. the second week
of March for. sBuenos Aires, Argen'
itine, and othst: points iasSouth Amer
lea.
| , Fire Chief c.. c. Pigman is In re-
ceipt of a letter from Omar l.. Vim
mer. formerly Il driver In the local fir
department. in which he tells Of hi;
acceptance for fire service in the Pa
mama canal zone, and stating that HI
would sail from New York City, Thurs
day, for Panama. WINNER recently
took the civil service examination II
| Chicago. He expects later to ask
| transfer from tbe fire service to auto
mobile mechanics service.
| Mesdames F. r. Richeson. L. S
| Brown, Edith Mohr and c. B. Roger:
4 were hostesses Thursday afternoon n
the regular meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. e. A. held in thu
association building. Following the
business session the members sewet
and enjoyed q program of vocal duet
by Ruth and Raymond 'Mohr, piano
duets by Marguerite Thomas ant
Katherine Mohr, solo by Mrs. c. f
Gilman and a reading by Mrs. L. 5
Brown. The hastesses served refresh
ments.
Superintendent and Mrs. j. Z
Koontz, Of the county farm. have re-
ceived a telegram from their son Lieut.
Vernon Koontz, saying that he LANDED
in New York City Thursday, had been
discharged, and would be home In q