Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-29

JANUARY y. 1870.
| Mrs. J. H. Hobsriand. OF Gearing.
spent Tuesday In the city.
Mrs. Amelia Hanniss. Of state Cen.
ter. spent Tuesday In The city.
Z have several farms Tor ssis where
possession can BE- bad MAsch firse.
reasonable tsrmA Albert. odstG
Tho Trinity iutharan church WIN
hold q bake exchange at the New
Electric supply Shop Saturday Com
mittee.
| Get prices now for yous spring
| plumbing. We have what you want
A. c. Burgess. East State street.
phone 1884.
See display Of fancy work. house
dresses and aprons. also ohildren's
dresses at Marshall Electric Company
l2i East Main street. Saturday. Janu-
airy 81. Ladies' Exchange. Mrs NJ. 9.
Wagner.
The regular meeting OF the League
of Women Voters will be held at the
public library Friday afternoon at
o'clock. Important business. will be
transacted and n school of citizenship
organized.
New bead chains--our necarvear
section is now showing a new line OF
imported novelty bead necklaces
they viii add Just that finishing touch
to ysur suit or dress. Brintnail =
Brintnall.
Raymond Kelly returned this morn.
ing to his home In Colfax following q
short visit at the home OF Mrs. Agnes
McManus. He stopped here on his
way from Chicago where recently he
took three cars Of cattle.
Members Of the Lincoln Way Social
Club met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. F. w. Iseman and Mrs. s. NJ.
Cause at the Iseman home, sos West
Boone street. The hours were passed
socially and refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
An overheated pipe that scorched
the floor thru which it passed caused
small blaze at the homo Of Mrs.
Margaret Z. Flanagan, Al North
Second street, At 4:45 Wednesday
evening and resulted in an alarm be-
ing turned In. The damage was very
slight.
The regular meeting Of the Busy
Bee Circle was held Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Luther Ray as hostess
in the associated charities rooms. I'M
der 1o1 East Main street Following
the business session the members sew
cd for the association. Later Mrs. Ray
served refreshments.
Mesdames S. H. Reilly and Freeman
Wertenberger were the hostesses Wed
nesday afternoon at the meeting Of the
Excelsior Aid Society, held In Odd Fell
lows hall. Sewing carpet rags occu-
pied the afternoon and the hostesses
served refreshments. They were as
sisted by Mrs. J. w. Corrick.
Dana Norris, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Norris. and freshman at Grin
nell College, has been elected secretary
Of Forum Literary Society. according
10 word received by the es-Repub-
lican from Crinnell. Norris viii!
serve during the winter term which
expires Immediately after spring vaca-
ton.
Buchanan plumbing service station.
100 West Main strsst phone ~. Tel
US your plumbing ana heating troubles
expert service. Cali and go our
prices on range boilers. baths. lava
tories, sinks. ciasstS, evsrythin6 IA
the plumbing and heating Ina TT
our service. Repair asuAxtmsnt A.
c. Buchanan.
Mrs. Ella NcKim. 1osli North First
street. was hostess wednesday after
noon at the meeting Of the literature
department Of the wemau's Club aud
gave an Interesting talk 10 thS mem
bers on ''WonAn's Obligation TO ths
State" The members responded to
roll call and spent the remainder OF
the afternoon with general discus
sion on present day books and writer's
Paul H. Whitney. Of Eldora. has
entered the employ Of the Times-Re-
publican as reporter on the CITY
news force Mr.. Whitney. who grad
uated from the Eldora high school.
has been employed BY the Hardlp
County Ledger for about year. He
enlisted during the world war. ana
served for eight months IN the
Twenty fifth coast artillery at San
Diego. Calf.
Thirty five employees Of F. Brody 4
Sons enjoyed supper "Wednesday even
ing In tie factory With Mr.. and &rs. L
c. Ankle. 0; Des Moines, ~ the guest.
of honor. The places were ARRANGED
at one large table with bouquets o.
carnations as the decoration. I'd
supper was served by Mrs. l. G
Ankle and Mrs George Ankle: In the
evening l. c. Ankle gave talk and
announced substantial raise II
wages.