Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
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Give yourself square deal by set
ting your spring suit made to your
measure. national WOODEN Mills.
Jersey Cream flour Is what YOU
want for light grade flour Sold only
at this store. George G. McCord, West
End Grocer.
Huebinger's l-atner bound atlas
showing every automobile road in Iowa
with big wall may OF the state. for
sale at the n r. office
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Or. Shullenberger. specialist, Will
make his t49th visit to MarshalltowE.
Hotel Pilgrim. Saturday. April 2s.-
Advertisement.
The highest grade furniture stain in
va.nishes in one operation, Wears
like iron. Schmidts hardware.
Pure ColfaX water fresh from the
springs. In jugs and bottles, Plain or
carbonated. Phone II. Marshalltown
Bottling Works. exclusive agency.
The Excelsior Aid Society will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mesdames Charles ,Hurd and J G.
Meyers at the Hurd hone, 800 Wood
bury street.
Mrs. n. A. Capron. 3!2 West Church
street. arrived home Tuesday evening
from months trip TO Honolulu. Mrs.
Cap.on also visited in San Francisco
and Berkeley, Cal.
Members CT the Shakespeare Club
were entertained at the home OF Mrs.
A. c. Daily, eos West State street Tues
day afternoon. The reaGinS, in char
acter, of Richard L.. was continued.
Refreshments were served by the host
ess during the socia! hour.
C. +. Schmidt. Chris Wetzstein. anu
Rev. Kari Rest will go to Ames To-
morrow to inspect the heating systems
installed in buildings of Iowa State
College, with a view of deciding: upon
the heating for the new Evangelical
Deaconess hospital and home in TINS
city.
Members Of the Phil Sheridan Post
Of the soldiers home. entertained the
members of the Frank NJ. Thomas re-
lief corps, at an open meeting, at the
full afternoon was enjoyed with an IN
formal program, including music ana
readings, and addresses by the com
mander of the post and Mrs. Todd past
department president.
The body of Mrs. Sarah ]. Miller, who
died Saturday night at Rochester, n
Y. reached Green Mountain at 1:2'
Tuesday night, and this morning was
inferred in the Green Mountain GENE
terry Rev. Frank NJ. Wheeler, of Mar
ion township, had charge Of the service
The pail bearers were Willard Nc
Commons. Williams Hewitt. William
Estel B. K. Nichols, and n. H. and X
w. Thomas. Misses Mary, Louise, and
Mabel Miller came west with thell
mothers body.
Funeral services for Perry Butler
were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:3I
from the Butler home, seven miles
southwest of the city, and were largely
attended. Rev George LaBounty, OF
the Lamoille Congregational church
officiated. Music was furnished by a
quartet composed Of Mesdames Emma
Woodland and Bessie Buffet and Elmer
Pyle and s. w. Myers. The pail
bearers were William Wilson, W. r.
Flanders, S. P. Swanson. John Whaley
John HUFF, and j. r. Pyle. Burial was
in the Lamoilfe cemetery.
DIR. w. s. Devine received today WORD
from Edora telling of the death OF his
stepmother's sister, Mrs. Amanda Hail
Eastman, widow of Ex-Lieutenant
Governor Enoch w. Eastman. and a
widely known pioneer Of Hardin eoun-
ty. Mrs. Eastman died at Eldora Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Eastman was an
aunt Of DR.. -Devine's half brother and
sisters, DR.. Edward T. Devine, Of New
York City, Mrs. John Grouse, of Albion,
and Mrs. E. A. Boggs, of Waterloo
Mrs. Devine will go to Eldora to attend
the funeral. which will be held Thurs
day afternoon. - H