Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-20

Hear the famous Indian cornet SOLO
list with the Million Dollar band at the
NJ. e. church Monday. Nov. 24.--Ad.
vertisement.
Have your plumbing taken care Of
before cold weather. A. c. Burgess,
plumbing and heating, 3 East State
street. phone 1894. ..
Wanted Competent saleswoman.
competent salesman, for dry goods.
permanent position to right person.
Address T-2O. this office.
A. B. Stallings, Of Gearing. came
| Wednesday for a few days visit with
friends at the soldiers home. He Is a
former member of>the institution.
II you anticipate getting married
about December first, you can make
SIS. For further information address
Fla, care this offics.--Advertisem
No matter If It storms tonight or
turns cold, the sale pavilion will be
heated for the big auction sale tonight
for the benefit Of tho poor. Come!
| Committee.
Add to your education BY spending
your winter months In the business
classes at the Central lows Business
College. New term Monday, Dec. L.
Advertisement.
AZ I will leave the city March / my
| practically new modern homo and gar
age with full lot must b sold. Oak
trim, all decorated and complete IN
every way. Phone green 1923. 1850
West Main street q. w. Hsriin.
The Pansy Cub met Tuesday After
noon with Mrs. Harry UImef. SOL East
Linn street. The afternoon was spent
| with fancy work followed by . busi-
/ ness meeting. The hostess served re-
freshments, assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Draper.
| Members Of Sunshine Circle met
Wednesday afternoon with, Mrs. L p.
Huber, 1905 West Main street. A
social time was enjoyed. In q guessing
contest Mrs. Merrill Cole won first ana
Mrs. j. w. Stevens second prize. Re-
freshments were served BY the nos
tess.
The South Bend Malleable range has
proven It's good qualities to many
Marshall county users for over twenty
years. There has been an advance In
price at the factory. but you can still
| buy one from our limited stock at tht
old price. Why wait? Call In OF
phone Schmidt Hardware Company.
II Big auction sale tonight of live
n stock and all kinds Of miscellaneous
articles, including groceries and cloth
ing, to be held for tho benefit OF the
poor at the sale pavilion north Of the
fair grounds. A fine band will fur
nish the music. Ladies. do not lot the
men talk you out Of coming to this
sale. Remember the sale pavilion will
be well heated. Come and bring some
thing to sell for the poor. COMMITTEES
Burning grass in the yard at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Page, 1oS East
Linn street, shortly before O'clock
Wednesday afternoon. spread to the
house, causing blaze near the porch
Tho department was called and the
fire was extinguiShed before It had
caused any material damage. The
grass fire 10 believed 70 have beer
caused by sparks from, nearby Chin
ney. Mrs. Page Is in Dies Moines and
there was NO ono at tho house at the
time. < gs
Plans were made for q bazaar to be
held later In the season at the meet
ing Of the auxiliary Of the B. Of l.. T..
held at carpenters hall, Wednesday
afternoon. Refreshments were served
by the entertaining committee, Mes
danes o. NJ. Richardson, 8. B. Reed
H. B. Moore and william Quisley, Mrs
J. II. Elder. Of Oskaloosa, who. with
her husband, an engineer running on
the NJ. & st. L.. has recently H.oved
to this city to live. was welcomed into
the auxiliary.
Twenty guests were entertained by
Mrs. Effie Durham. at the Wilson ho-
tel, Tuesday afternoon. complimentary
to her daughter. Mrs. H. c. Varnum
who Is soon to go to her new home
a to live. Each guest brought q useful
gift for Mrs. varnum. The hours wsr,
occupied with music and contest, thu
prizes being won by Miss Lorraine
Lennon and Mrs. Herbert Weit1el
Luncheon was served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Herbert Wsitzsl
Mrs. William Elite and .Mi5so5 Hab5
Smith and IrmA White.
Fifty friends ana neighoors Of M
and Mrs. 8. 8. swanson pleasantly
surprised them at their homo. 20d
North Seventh street. Wednesday
night, the occasion being their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. Tho even
ing was spent socially with games and
a three course luncheon was served b.
Mrs. Swanson. assisted BY r. o. Olson
Martha Larson, Mrs. Carl Johnson and
Swanson were presented with pieces Of
silverware. Their anniversary wa
Oct. "a but because Mr. Swanson, wa
absent from the city the surprise wa
postponed until sdnssdAy At9ht.