Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-29
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DR.. Billiard. ostoopath, 20 West Main,

DIR. Billiard. osteopath, 20 West Main.
Pumpkin pies for tomorrow. order
early. Yokom's.
Market closes 10 p. m. Saturdays
after Nov. /. Nordskogs.
Did you read our ad In tonights
paper. Hillenan's market.
The Harmony Aid will meet Thurs
day afternoon In Odd Fellows hall.
w. T. Scott Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa Savings aBnk building.
Your meat bill is less IL you trade at
Hilleman's cash and carry meat mar
observation-disclosures.
We want men and men and teams
for deliveries. Good wages and steady
work. Gregory Coal. Coke and Limo
Company.
We want men and, men and teams
for deliveries. Good wages and steady
work. Gregory Coal. Coke and Limo
Company.
Mrs. Charles Harrison and daughter
Nora returned this morning to their
home in Newton after q brief visit
with friends.
Mrs. w. H. C. Woodward. of Mari
tetta, has gone to Imperial, Neb. to
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shewalter.
We surely can save you money II
you come to our meat market. Give
us one trial and you will admit it,
| Hilleman's market.
The ladies' aid of the Evangelical
Church of Peace will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. C. M. Johannsen,
113 North Second avenue
Halloween program and pie supper
at school No. 1, Liscomb Township,
Thursday night, Oct. 80 at 8 p. m.
ladies' bring pies. Committee.
Christian Science lecture tomorrow
night. The public is welcome. Au-
| thorized speaker from Boston head
quarters. Christian Science directors.
The aid society Of the First United
Evangelical church will hold a mouth
| ly business meeting in the lecture
room Of the church Thursday after
noon.
st. Elizabeth's Society Of st. Mary's
church will tie comforters all day
| Thursday in the basement of the
church. Members will bring a covered
dish for lunch.
The regular meeting Of the Shake
| speare Club was held Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. J. H. Crab
| tree, S02 West Linn street. The men,
bers continued their reading from
Romeo and Juliet"
Miss Roxy Brown. Of West Liberty
who has been visiting with ner aunt
Mrs. Eliza whitacre, and cousins, Earl
Nyce and Joseph A Whitacre, in this
city, and her uncles, George and L. w
Hauser, at Lscomb, since Friday, re-
turned home this afternoon. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Whitacre, who
will spend q week with her sister, Mrs
Alfred A. Brown. &
Twenty five members of the Sunday
school class OF the Congregational
church taught by Mrs. B. F.. Martin
were entertained at covered dish
luncheon and social at the home Of the
class president, Mrs. Jennie willard
Tuesday noon. During the hour fol-
lowing the meal Rev. B. F. Martin
gave q talk on 1.-THE Growth of the
Bible" The class plans to hold sim
liar social gatherings once each month
Interest Is growing daily as people
see and hear the Vita Nola and as they
hear what q wonderful tone 1t has with
no scratch or hum Of the motor they
all agree 1t is as fine as they have ever
heard. II you are interested in any
photograph Of any make or If you ex-
pect to buy q photograph for Christ
mas. come In and see and hear this
really beautiful machine. Beautiful In
every sense Of the word Some one is
going to get the one brought in by
aeroplane. the first article Of any kind
brought to Marshalltown by air
service. and they are going to be proud
to have the distinction Of being the
winner. The time is getting short, the
winner will receive the phcnograph
next Saturday. We will meet anyone
at the store In the evening this week
nv annoinfnnent q m Pickard