Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-25

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Mrs. Ernest Benson, $40 West Ne
vada street, went to Lamoille Friday
nisht to visit with friends.
Mr., and Mrs. r. l.. Sawyer, s12 South
Center street. arc parents OF daugh-
ter, born Friday afternoon at the Deac-
onoss.
The Willing Workers OF Vienna
township will hold an all day meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. l. N.
Burwell.
Burgess Plumbing and Heating Com
pany will take care of your work night
or day Phone white l1Gl.-Adver-
tiscment.
The condition Of Clifford jennings.
who is suffering from n gastro-intes-
final infection following influenza, was
much improved today.
There Is only one original White
Swan Flour, this is milled by the
Springfield Milling Company, OF
Springfield, Minnesota. Ask your
grocer, SO per sack, forty mine pounds.
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An oyster stew will be given at
Westminster chapel, corner of Ninth
avenue and Bromley streets on Tues
day, Jan. IS, beginning at $3.50 p. m.
Tickets so cents or coffee, sandwich
pumpkin pie, 20 cents. Committee.
Mrs. Grace Asquith Hurd Hamilton,
of New Haven, Conn, is in the city
for a short visit with friends. Mrs.
Hamilton became the wife of Captain
Hamilton. of the United States army,
last October.
The condition OF f. II. Buchanan, 400
North Third street, is still serious
altho he continues to hold his own
Mr.. Buchanan was stricken Thursday
afternoon with a light hemiplegia, In
volving the left side.
Thomas Fritcher, of Bull, Idaho,
formerly OF this city, spent Friday and
today in the city looking after business
matters and visiting friends, leaving
this evening for Nashua, where he VIII
spend q few days with relatives.
Quilting occupied the afternoon Tor
the members Of the Woman's Mission
airy Society of the United Brethren
church, who met Friday at the home
of Mrs. N. B. WINS, 1902 East Main
street. Routine business also was
transacted.
The body Of Mrs. Alba Lipps, who
died at Lake Geneva, Mimi, Wednes-
day, reached the city Friday night and
this morning was taken to LeGrand Tor
burial. Brief services were held from
the Pursel chapel in charge of Rev. b.
+. Martin.
Evelyn, the 1S-months-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs 7. u. Northcntt
South Ninth street, is ill Of an infec-
ton Of the right ear, following Sc
we're cold. The ear drum was pune
tured Friday night In order to lessen
the danger of an inner-ear abscess
| Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Darling, 420 Park
street, entertained Friday evening at
the last of a series Of parties held this
week. Twenty guests enjoyed dinner.
which was served by Miss Marie Miller
and Miss Myrtle Schultz. Mrs. Frank
Hull and r. f. Johnson won the prizes
in bridge, which occupied the evening.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of Central Church or
Christ was held Friday afternoon In
the church parlors. with Mesdames
Rilla Smith, R. NJ. Hayes, G. w. era
ham, and E. H. Rhem, hostesses. Fol
lowing the business session soclal
hour was enjoyed, during which the
hostesses served refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. F..A. Lackey, who were
recently married, were pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening at their home,
81 West State street, by relatives and
friends who enjoyed the time with
music and games. Later a three
course supper was served by Mrs.
I.ackeys daughter. Mrs. w. K. john
son and Miss Ethel Ferguson.
Business and professional men OF
the city, to the number Of twenty five
We're guests at dinner at the Stoddart
Thursday night Of A. T. Stata, repre-
sentative for central Iowa of the Dan
iel Hayes Company, Of Chicago, dealers
in California lands. A local syndicate
composed of sixteen men has been
formed for the purchase of $4,000
worth of the land.
Do not be misled in buying White
Swan flour. The original White Swan
is milled by the Springfield Milling
Company at Springfield. Minnesota,
and Is made from tho very best hard
spring wheat This is now on the mar
ket in the old style fancy patent flour
like you bought before the war. Order
this thru your grocer, SO per 5ack
forty nine pounds. -Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bales, 514 North
Second street. celebrated the thirty
eighth anniversary of their marriage at
noon today with family dinner at
their home. Twenty-Five guests were
in attendance, including some from AL
bion IIiscomb, Colo and Granger Mr..
and Mrs. Bales were married at Colo
Jan. rs, 1881, and have lived in this
county since 1903. They moved to this
city four years ago from Albion.
Mrs. Dora Stewart and Miss Minnie
Randall were hostesses Friday after
noon at the Stewart home, 112 North
First avenue, to sixty members of the
BAPTIST aid society at their regular
meeting. Following the business ses-
sionx Mrs. T. I. WATSON read paper
on "Why We Are Baptists," and read
:ngs were given by Mrs. Gus Souvie
and Miss Fay MONTGOMERY. The host
esses served refreshments at the close
of the meeting.
John Warnock, of Clinton, formerly
a printer in the employ OF the Times
Republican. arrived in the city this