Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

concern for young person with good
education and knowledge OF typewrit-
ing. Write Post Office Box ss7.
Commencing Monday. Jan. s. this
store win close at p. m. except Sat-
urday's, when the closing hour will be
p. M, effective until March /. e. r.
Lay.
Don't walt until spring to have your
car overhauled. We employ only the
best mechanics. Maxwell and Chandler
repairs For service call 3s3. Hewltt's
Garage.
Let US sell you your blank books.
diaries, pens, pencils, inks, calendar
pads and other office supplies
Moehrrs, formerly Simmons Book
Store.
DIR. and Mrs. T. P. Clark. Of Cas-
cade. who have been spen ding the hol-
days with DR.. Clark's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Clark. returned
home Friday.
Owing to two sales being held in our
neiEhborhood We have decided to
change the date of our sale from Jan.
to Wednesday. Jan.'7. William Ell
lott and N. d. Hurley.
Fred wfldman. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Wildman. departed this morning.
for Chicago. where he plans to enroll
as a student IN the Chicago Academy
Of Fine Arts. He viii take a course in
forthcoming.
Big candy dance to be given by the
Nonpareil Club ut tho New American
hall. over 1911 West State street,
Saturday, Jan. 8. Music by Metcalfs
six-piece orchestra OF Ames. Follow
the crowd: ladies free.-Advertise-
nsnt.
Tho body Of Miss Margaret Nelson,
who died at Albert Lea, Mimi, reached
the city Friday night The funeral
VIII be held ct the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at $3.50. The church
win be opened at 1880 and burial will
be IN Riverside
n The members Of the Souvenir Club
were entertained at dinner Thursday
night at the Pilgrim hotel by Mr.. and
Mr.. r. N. 6elby and Mrs. NJ. s. Nc
F'arland. After dinner the game OF
fve hundred was enjoyed. I. NJ. Bent
ley. Of Urbana, III. was guest from
out Of the city.
Tho monthly business meeting Of the
aid society Of the First United Evan
Fgelicd church was held Friday after
noon at the homo Of Mr.. q. A.
Pinneo, s0l Anson street. During
social hour the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by Mesdames p. Burk,
n. G. Bartlett and NJ. l. curtice
Members Of the Priscilla Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the homo of
airs. Charles Ackley, coo East Main
street, ana spent the hours with their
fancy work and with a guessing con-
test. The prizes were won by Mrs. G.
T. Larson and Mrs. Julia Clemens In
serving refreshments the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Hannah Acaley.
Members Of the Baptist Ala and the
Mission Circle enjoyed = covered dish
lunch at the church Friday with Mrs.
J. w. Stewart and Mrs. b. +. Keables
ca hostesses. In the afternoon each
society transacted routine business
and reports Of the years work were
read. The treasurer Of the aid society
reported $1,000 made during the year.
Mesdames d =. Austin, q. A. Swan
son, Thomas Stotts. J. A. Hlse, b L.
Stark, Alice Lake. G. ~. Hinecker ana
~. W. Ritter were tho hostesses ct the
meeting Of the Methodist aid society
held Friday afternoon at the church.
During the social hour Mira. J. b. Bats
tin gave q talk on her recent visit to
KanEas and later the hostesges served |
ra1seshmsnts.
The funeral Of Mrs. william "A. !
Roun6y was held from tho home, 400 |
North Third avenue, at o'clock Fri
day afternoon. The service was in
charge Of Rev. W. q. Crowder. Burial |
WAS In Niverside. The rallbeak,ers
were J. D. Elliott, q. Fl. Alsbaugh.
Thomas Reed, John Schultz, Harry
Thomas Reed, John sohudts, Harry
were cared for by Mesdames Harry
johnson, ID. q. Phelps, w. n. Bard
we'll and r w, PowelL
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. r. Nutting enter
tanned fifteen guests at 9 o'clock din
ner Thursday at their homo, sos
North Third street. Autumn leaves.
clryYanthemunnA, carnations and bells
were used In tho decorations. "A three
course dinner was served by Mrs. Nut
tin9, assisted by Miss Gertrude Bow
man. Thu evening was spent with
music, Out Of town gusats wore Mrs,
O. Huitn, Of Gilman, and Mrs. r.
SloanA q Belle Plninn.
4 M. ana Lra. John 9wHb entertain
ed q few relatives and friends Thurs
day a& I O'clock dinner, IN honor OF the
iattcra brother J. A. Dunn, Of Wush-
fnSton, p. q. who Is here for a short
visit. Out Of town guests were Nm and
Mrs, "A. Larson. Of Nevada, Mr., Win
ME Cannon, OF Des Loines. ana Miss
Genevievo HigUins, Of Waterloo. Mr..
Dunn. who has boon attending tho M
tiona1 PA p. convention at Chicago
held Dec. ~ TO 81, WIN remain hero
untN Sunday night, when he win leave
sor Washington,
Devine worship tomorrow al the
Methodist church, both morning and
evening. Our Sunday school begins
promptly af 10 O'Clock. Be on time
and hear orchestra program II n
worth while. Dn Cruwder's sermon N
the morning VIII be on "The Burn
tne Busa.~ Topic for the evening,
an addrsss % prayer. This - q pro-
service for tho week Of
prayer and every member OF the
church should plan "a b nrAeant "a Ag