Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-01

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Mrs. d. r. Jackson, $40 West Main
street.
The regular meeting Of tho executive
board of the City Federation will be
| held at the public library Thursday
] morning at 10 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Trinity
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors with
Mrs. John Quist as hostess.
Just received, a shipment Of Bitirous
china water closets, from $S3 to $40.
| These closets are all guaranteed. A.. c.
| Burgess, 3 East State street, phone
1884.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the stitch
mems union will hold a social meet
| ing at o'clock Thursday afternoon at
| the home Of Mrs. Charles Giese, 903
| Iowa street.
Follow the crowd to tho Pumpkin
| Center county fair, Friday evening,
| Oct 3, given by the Christian Endeav-
or societies at Central Church Of Christ.
Lunch served from 8 o'clock on and
something doing the entire evening"
| Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Sears are plan
| ming soon to go to Texas to remain for
at least the winter and they may not
| return to the city for g. year. They
| expect to leave as soon as they sell
! their home, corner State and Second
street. and its contents, -.
The Central filling station on State
street between First avenue and Cen
ter is now open for business, you will
| be pleased with our prompt service
| daily invited to inspect our new plant.
Peter Wilschutz, manager.
Word received from Waterloo Is to
the effect that Mrs. Maude BATHS, 2os
| North Third street is recovering sat
| isfactorily in Waterloo hospital from
| a surgical operation she underwent
| about a week ago. Mrs. Mary s. Bat
| tbs, Mrs. BATHS mother. Is in Waterloo
at the home Of her granddaughter, Mrs.
| Stanley Moore.
In honor of Mrs. Frank Wiley, Of st.
Louis, Mrs. Cora Wiley entertained
| twenty five guests at luncheon at her
home, 7G2 West Linn street. The
hostess was assisted in serving by Miss
| Louise Fegley. In the afternoon the
hours were passed with bridge, the
prizes being won bl Mrs. Jasper Fisher
and Mrs. B. F. Cummings. Mrs. Ed
ward Welles, of Los Angeles. Calf,
was an out Of town guest.
Mrs. Ella McKim, DR.. Cora W.
Choate, Mrs. Charles Munson, Mrs.
| Flora Stone, Miss Mary Kssick, and
| Miss Callie Wieder went Tuesday to
Boone to attend the state meeting Of
the League Of Women Voters which
began Tuesday and continues until
| Friday. Mrs. Talbot Lennox, Mrs. A.
| f. Nickel, Mrs. N. A. Capron, Mrs.
Jesse Williams and Mrs. Lester Will
| liams went to Boone today to attend
| the meeting.
Capt. and Mrs. William Gilchrist,
who have been visiting at the sum
mer home Of the formers sister, Mrs.
Harmon Potter, in New Hampshire,
since he was discharged from service,
arrived in the city this morning for
| visit Of a few days with Captain GIL
christ's mother, Mrs. Ida S. Gilchrist,
and sisters. Mrs. A. H. e. Matthews
and Miss Mary Gilchrist. Captain
Gilchrist returned from overseas
Sept. 10. and was discharged at Camp
Dix. He was joined on his arrival by.
Mrs Gilchrist. Captain and Mrs. Gill
christ now are en- route to their home
in Grand Island, Neb.
We didn't start to advertise because
| business was slack or quiet. We have
always done a good business and made
a success Of it both for ourselves and
our customers. We thought we would
give our prices to compare with
others and give you the privilege
of getting the benefit II you are try
ing to cut down the high cost Of 1iv-
ing. Farmer, kill two birds with one
stone by bringing your produce to us
and get the highest prices for your
produce and get your meat and gro
ceries at bottom prices. We are pay
ing IS cents for butter and As cents
for eggs In trade. Springer Grocery
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