Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-01
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surunco, Iowa sayinSssI Bank huildins
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stoddart. Marshalitown,4 Saturday, Jan
IS. Fine farm FOR saie.--Adyertiseinent,
II Mrs. II. J. waid returned to-. her
home in Mason City Monday night
after spending Christmas with friends
near the city. 81 ~
Extra heavy range boilers, giaran-
teed $50 pounds working pressure;
last life time. A. G. Burgess. 8 East
State street. Phone 1884.
II Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Christensen, of
Albert Lea, MINI. left for their home
friends during the ChEistmas holidays,
II Special for this week, Maple Soda
and Cream OF Minnesota, Mediala Best
-four ss.75, at the Fair Grounds Gro-
Gerry. Phone 1880 and 5o4.-Advertise-
ment. ..''
II John Mccormack Clarence Sunday.
George Lennox and Marie Painter,
students at Iowa State College, Alnes.
returned Monday night to resume their
school work there.
II Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, Mrs. May
Sandoe and Mr. and, Mrs. T. I. Was
son left Tuesday for southern Call
fornia, where they will spend thS re-
rnainder Of the winter.
Miss Katherine Walker, of Boone,
came Tuesday and will spend a
week with friends here before going to
Chicago to resume her studies ut the
Chicago kindergarten School. I.
The home Of R. Alvey. 400 onion
smallpox. The G. A. Haskins home
21o South Fourth avenue. has been re-
leased from quarantine for smallpox
Monday, Jan. s, is the date when the
new classes in all subjects are organ
lied. Call or write for detailed fnfor-
nation and enroll for one Of our cours-
es. Free catalog. Central Iowa Bust
ness College.
Mrs. Hattie Crawford arrived home
; Sunday morning from Detroit, Mich.
I where she has been visiting the past
three months with her sister. Mrs.
Rilla Sharp. Mrs. Sharp accompanied
Mrs. Crawford to Chicago ana they
spent few days there. :
New classes will commence Jan. 8
and Jan. 10 for beginners in piano. All
the fundamentals Of music taught thru
combined class and private instruction.
Classes suitable for pupils from 5@years
old thru high school age. Mrs. Pearl
B. Barrett, III East State street. Phone
Red 400.
The members Of the Rotary; Club
held their regular meeting Monday
night in Shrubs hall and had as. their
guests, sons Of Rotarians, who are
home from college for vacation. Fol-
lowing the dinner, talks were given by
the guests, songs were sung and sto-
ries told.
The regular meeting Of the Young
Ladies' Sodality Of st. Mary's church
was held Tuesday night with Miss Ell
sic Ziehler, 800 South Center street
Routine business was transacted and
refreshments were served by the host
ess, assisted by her mother, Mr..
Adolph ziehleE.
Miss Wilma Nichols and her brother,
Hugh Nichols. entertained a company
OF young people at a watch party We'd
nesday night at their home, los Byron
street. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. F. C. Nichols, assisted by Mrs.
Sadie Robinson Horace and George
Draper, Of Conrad. were guests from
out Of the city.
Mrs. H. w. Shove, 402 North Fourth
street, entertained q few guests in
formally Wednesday afternoon at her
homo to meet Mrs. Earl Koran, wife Of
Lieutenant Koran, who has recently
moved to the city. The hours were
passed with sewing. and refreshments
were served by Misses Dorothy Shove,
Ruth Van Law and Alkaline Thayer.
Rev. and NM. william Bryant, Of
Detroit Mich, the former at one tirne
pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
spent Saturday hero visiting with Mr..
and Ma GeoNs yEh!ttenr and other
friends, Rev. and Mrs. Bryant stopped
hero iop' -thliF, Wy 10 California to
spend tbs wfIftess, rev. ina MI. Bly,
ant left here twenty six years ago and
it had been twelve years since they
visited the city. ;&$. tsf.
Tho sunbsams socisty 3 Mlim4 Luth-
eran church nit Saturday afternoon
the home Of Olda johnson, 20s Rail-
road street. and elected officers. Mrs.
K. NoeklinS wa reelected in&ractor
and the others chosen we're Marian
Norland. president, Gladys HasTs,
Woe president; Dlla Olsen. secretary !;
and Harriet Rasmussen, tr4asuSer,
Following tho business session. lunch
was scrvsd BY Mr.. A. p. Johnspn ~.
sisted by her, daughter Norma and
Mr.. Robsrt Mitchell. ..a
Gertrude Anterior was the subject
Of study taken mp By membensof tho
literature department Of the Woman's
Club who met Tuesday afternoon at
tho homo Of Mrs.. LAurstta Nichols,
1ltk North Center street, Mrs., Jennie
VVYlaor raaA q OaoeP on her life and