Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-12
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Bring watches In. HodssA
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Dr. Graham. osteopath. Masonic tenn.
pie.
Five Emerson records for 81. Ma.
rion Gard.
Get a calendar free. OLD. Reliable
Drug Company.
| Alcohol Is cheaper than radiators
Hewitt's Garage.
Dr.. Gordon. osteopath and obstetrt-
clan. 2l0 Masonic Temple. Phone ~
Ask 80 see Cara Nome at the Old
Reliable Drug /Company.--Advertise-
ment.
Yum! Yum! Yum! that corn-fsd
beef try some. NordskogIs Banner
Market.
Eaton, Crane g. Pike stationery, oil
the newest and latest designs. Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
Cupie dolls with real hair and
stylish dresses, priced to sell quick. IS
North First Observation-Disclosures.
Toys, walking Charles Chaplin and
wonder tops, 20 North First avenue.
out Of the high rent deistrict. ---Adver-
tisement. .s, ..t.': 3 ss
The Luther League OF the Elm
Lutheran church will hold q social
meeting tonight at the A. Norland
home, ITO North Tenth street. 49,
Manufacturers sale, dolls Of all
kinds, they won't last long. Come
after 10, leave before 5 p. M, 2e North
First avenue.-Advertisem
The st. Elizabeth Society will hold .
Christmas bazaar and bake exchange.
home mode mince meat. at the Central
Tea and Coffee Company, oil day
Saturday, Dec. IS. COMMITTEES.
The st. Elizabeth Society will hold a
Christmas bazaar and bake exchange,
home made mince meat. at the Central
i Cd anu NOlLOo COMPANY oAs 49,
Saturday, Dec. Is. Committee.
| $50 .
Funeral services for Willis d. Hall,
who died at the soldiers home We'd
nesday, will be held at 10, o'clock SAT-
urday morning from the homo >morgue
in charge Of Chaplain w. H. Clement.
Burial will be in the home cemetery.
Word received here Thursday tells
of the birth OF q son, Dec. I. to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Cruise. Of ithaca. N. 7,
Mrs. Cruise was Miss Alice ,Manney
before her marriage, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. D. g. Manney. Of this city,
who are now at their daughters home.
The babe Is the first born.
Piecing quilts occupied tho after
noon for the members Of the Harmony
Aid Society, who met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Rose Carney. s South
Sixth street. During the meeting Q
collection was taken for the Odd Fei-
lows Orphons' Home in Mason City
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Carney ana Mrs. J. J
Beedy.
| There was large attendance at the
meeting Of the aid society OF Elm
| Luthern church. held at the homo G.
| Mrs. S. 8. Swanson, 203 North Seventh
| street, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. J
| Anders sang a solo and during the So
cial hour Mrs. Swanson served refresh,
| ments, assisted by her daughter Mar
| ian and by Maxine Hughes, the latter
Of Shreveport La.
The members Of the woman's Home
and Foreign missionary Society Of thu
State Street United Evangelical church
met Thursday afternoon at the homt
Of G. l. Shipman, 106 South Eight
avenue, and spent the time piecinl
quilts and studying. Rev. 8. N
Ramige gave q talk and Mrs.. Hattie
Jones read from "On the Tenth Box
Mrs. !. Drury assisted the hostess u
. serving refreshments.
Thirty members Of the Young Mar
ried Peoples Club pleasantly surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Turnbull, who have
recently moved here, at their home
| Gil North First avenue, Thursda!
| night. The hours were passed social!
and with q contest in which the priz'
was won by Miss Jeanette Turnbull
| The guests brought refreshmenti
| which were served by Mrs. Geor8'
Rinehart, Mrs. Will Ryan and Mis-
Turnbull.
Church Services Sunday Morning.
According to the preachers Their
seems to be a misunderstanding In tn
city In regard to church services Sun
day. They will continue to be hell
according to the schedule arranged TO
last Sunday. All churches In the cit!
will hold Sunday school and the morn
ing service as usual in the church
buildings and will Join together In
union service at 1880 ut MINT at tn
Y, M. c. A. A joint meeting Of tn
young peoples societies will also b
held at $3.50 in the evening at the I
M. G. A.
Flske OTlara, the popular Irish
actor-singer, will be seen at tn
EOdeon Tuesday evening in his new
romantic comedy Of love and laughter
which scored such great success II
Chicago. Mr.. O'Hara has q yer,
pleasing role that shows his personal.
ity to best advantage and q number
of new song hits that he renders in his
fine tenor voice. They include "Dowr
Limerick Way" Dear LATHE Ange
From Heaven," and III They'd Onl,
Give Old Ireland to the Irish" Ausus
Pitou has provided Fiske O'Iara with
a fine supporting company headed 3,
pretty Patricia Clary. The production
is scenically beautiful. and there y '
special orchestra that Is carried or