Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-05

LIQUID veneer. - centsi CEDAR polisn
10 cents. Bax,srs. Variety store.
W. r. Scott, Penn Mutual Life In.
surance. Iowa Savings Bank building,
Brooms. 81 values, closing out sale
price So cents. Baxter's Variety store
Dance Shrubs Hall. Thursday cve-
ming. March sth. Burke 'Leins or
chestra.
Toilet soaps, glycerine and coco
palm. large size bar. cents, BaN'
ters Variety store.
See me for Information about Hayes
California Farms at Chowchilla. A. T,
Stata. over 20 West Main.
Mrs, A. ID. Dudley. OF Csnterville,
will arrive In the city this evening 60
spend few days with her daughter,
Mrs. II, b. Armstrong.
The regular meeting OF the execu-
tive board of the City Federation vii!
be held at 3 o'clock Thursday after
noon at the Y. w. c. A.
The postponed meeting Of the aid
society OF centra, Church of Christ
will be held Thursday afternoon AT
23o in the church parlors.
Representative r, w. Ingersoll, of
Tana county. was In the city Tues
day night on his way to Des Moines
for the opening ofthe Legislature to-
| day.
A reduction In the price of Marshall
town gas coke Of 81 per ton takes
place March /. 1919. Order of your
regular dealer or of the Iowa Railway
and Light. Company. Phone li6.
A Shrove Tuesday covered dish
luncheon was enjoyed by twenty -siS
lauies of ST. Paurs church at tho home
of Mrs. H. j. Allard, 401 North Fouth
street. The afternoon hours were spent
socially.
Harold Roberts. son of Mr., and Mrs
X. C. Roberts. left this morning for FIT
Berthold, n D.. to enter the govern
ment employ. He was employed by the
government at Washington until he
came home last fall to enter the army
Louis Ritter. son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. w. Ritter. arrived home Tuesday
from Camp Dodge where he was mus
tered out. He enlisted December 3,
1917 and has been a member OF areo
squadron. No. CTS stationed at Wilbur
Wright Field, Fairfield. o.
Mrs. A. F. Giffen, of Central City
and daughter Mrs. w. F. Johns. OF
New York City. who are returning
from two months pleasure trip in
California and who have been at the
home Of their son and brother, W. IA
Giffen left this morning for Central
City.
A. T. fdso. of Ferguson has received
word Of the arrival in New York of
| his brother, Roy G. ldso, Battery A,
Sixty third coast artillery. He enlist
ed Nov II. .l917 and was sent to
France July IS, 1915 from Fort War
den. Wash. Fir Buckles, another boy
from Ferguson, is also in Battery A
The boys expect TO be mustered out at
Camp Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. r. :. Leslie attended a
birthday party in Clemens Tuesday
night in honor of Ira Arney who is
spending ten day furlough from the
navy with his mother Mrs. Sarah
Arney. Ira has been in the navy for
ten Years and for the next two years
he will be assigned to duty in a re-
cruiting office. During the war he
| was chief gunner's mate on the de-
stroyer Little.
In honor q Mrs. A. A. AXE and
daughter, May Dell. who are leaving
| the city the latter part of the month
| 10 make their home in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. H. B. Beatty, liz North Third
street, entertained twelve guests a,
luncheon today at her home. A color
scheme Of pink and green was used IN
the decoration of the luncheon table
and carried but the St. Patrick's day
idea. The afternoon hours were passed.
socially and With fancy work.
Members Of The Entire Nous club who
| met Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Williams, 405 West Stare
street. enjoyed an interesting lesson
| which consisted of the study OF gra-
phite under the leadership Of Mrs. NJ
e. Chesire The following articles were
read: Charcoal. by Mrs. Anna Shell
ing: diamonds. by Mrs. J. l.. Williams:
! carbon, by Mrs. T. l. WATSON and
! Graphite Where 1t is Found, Also
Artificial Graphite" by Mrs. +. NJ
! Haradon.
Graduate nurses Of st. Thomas hos
pital met Tuesday afternoon at the
| hospital and organized an alumni as
ISOLATION which they named the Mercy
Hospital Alumni Association. Tns
meetings are 20 be held the first We'd
! nesday OF each month and the OFF,
| GERS elected were Miss Elizabeth
| Smith, president; Miss Maude Quirk
vice president; Mrs. c. Fl. Gallandt
secretary and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Drake, treas
urer. Following the business session
refreshments were served by sisters o.
the hospital.