Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-15
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CITY IN BRIEF

Bring your " a,chss IN Hodges.

Bring your " a,chss In Hodses
Drink Colfax Water and keep well.
Phone ~, The Bailey Boys.
Jelly gumdrops, fancy bon hors, %
cents per pound. Bakers Variety
Store.
Mrs. Lena Wills OF Perry, is in the
city to spend the week end with her
sister. Mrs. Henry Thede.
st. Margarets Mission dance Mon
day evening at Redens hall. Tickets
81 for sale by the members. Burke
I.eins orchestra. Committee.
Special--Just received u shipment of
fresh Arabia chocolates. Peppermint
patties, so cent per pound while they
last. Mcbride 4 VIII Drug Company.
Those who have seen the high class
children's photographs at Apgar's this
week, know where to have their child
photographed next time Apgar studio,
The very latest, "The Fan Fare"
what Is it? Congregational church Mon
day evening Feb. II from 8: 80 p. m. to
$50 p. m. Admission 10 cents. Com
mittee.
A covered dish supper was enjoyed
by the members Of st. Margaret's Mis-
sion Friday evening in the parlors OF
st. Paul's church. Routine business
was transacted and the time enjoyed
socially.
st. Margaret's Mission will also have
card party in connection with the
dance to be held Monday evening at
Redmens hall. Tickets 81 a couple or
so cents for ladies. Come and enjoy
yourselves. Committee.
Visit our candy department this
week. Sailed peanuts, 10 cents per
pound. Hershey bars 6 cents, chocolate
peanuts. 80 cents per pound. chocolate
bon bons and chocolate fudge, 20 cents
per pound. Bakers Variety Store.
Lutherans in the county are invited
TO hear Rev. George W. Keiser. of Des
Moines, state chairman of the National
Lutheran counsel of the reconstruction
campaign. at the Elm Lutheran
| church, Sunday evening at $50 o'clock
Committee.
We have just what you need fol-
rough work Horse hide mittens with
the hair turned in will outlast several
pairs of cotton flannel gloves or nit
tens. and are reasonably priced at 80
cents per pair. See them at Fl. Will
lard, Son & Company.-Advertisem
The Busy Few Circle met Friday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. +. w
Eker, 122 Arson street, and the mem
bers enjoyed two guessing contests il
which the prizes were won by Mrs
F. H. Lewis and Mrs. Frank Hollcroft
The hostess served refreshments as
sisted by Mrs. G. C. Wooddansee.
You will enjoy the services at the
Congregational church tomorrow
Church school at 10. At II excellent
music and sermon, THE Difference Be
tween Christian and a Non-Chris-
tan" At special music and read
ings on Lincoln by members of the
public speaking department Of the
high school. Committee.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Woman's Home and Foreign Mission.
| airy Society of the Methodist church
| was held Friday afternoon at the
church when each society continued
the study of its lesson, the foreign so.
ciety studying from Women of the
| Orient" and the home society from the
home missionary society paper.
Mrs. F. J. Whitaker and Mrs. Walter
Leech entertained Mrs. r. n. Selby's
| Sunday school class Of the Presbyter-
ian church. Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Whitaker. 412 West
Church street. The afternoon was
spent with music. games and guess
ing contest which was won by Mrs
selby. Refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. j. F.
Echternacht.
The Quiet Hour Circle of Contra
Church Of Christ held valentine par
ty Friday evening in the church par
| lors for Miss Myrtle Furman, mission
airy from Bilaspur. India. At $50 din
ner was served In the evening Miss
| Juanita Ferneau gave a piano num-
| Der which waS-followed by vocal
duet given by Miss Marie Graham and
Miss Marian Reese. Miss Furman also
gave talk.
corp. t1uueTI fSTEy dTTlNeu HohiS
! Friday evening from Camp Sheridan.
Ala. where he was discharged. He
| will visit for two weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Parker Perry be-
fore going to Minneapolis to resume
his work in the office of the Twin
City, Street Railway Company. Cor
poral Perry was sent to Camp For
| rest, Ga. with the contingent Of July
20 and was later transferred to Camp
Sheridan.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Past Noble GrandS' association OF
Marshall county was held Friday ar
ternoon in Odd Fellows hall when ar
rangements for the district convention
of Rebekahs Of Marshall county to be
held here in May We're made. The rest
of the time was spent with routine
business after which refreshments
were served by Mrs. Ed Barlow and
Mrs. o. J. Saline Delegates from LIS
comb, Melbourne and Gilman were IN
attendance.
At the all day sew held Friday by
the Baptist Aid and Mission Circle in
the church parIors sewing carpet rags
and tying comforters occupied the
time. At O'Clock luncheon was served
by committee composed Of Mesdames
j. B. McEndree, Frank keefer, George