Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-29

Stanley Moore, Of Waterloo. stopped
in the city this forenoon while on his
way from Grinnell to his home.
Cassie Mulllneaux Richards. violin
teacher. 210 Masonic Temple. Wednes-
days and ys-Advertisement.
| T. I. WATSON left Friday for two
/ weeks, business trip to Los Angeles. San
Francisco, Portland, and other west
| ern points.
| Plenty OF old papers at cents a bum
die at the Times Republican office. just
the thing to go under the carpets dur
ing housekeeping time.
All travelling men interested in the
travelling mems dancing parties. will
!. please meet at the Pilgrim Hotel Sun
day, Aug. 80, at p: m. Committee.
/ Underwood typewriters rebuilt and in
(! fine working order $50, 335, $40, $50 and
! $50. also one Remington for $40. Type
writers to rent. Typewriter supplies
Orlando Baxter. 20 West Main street
| Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Johnson and son
Charles and daughter Gladys, of Story
City, who have been visiting with Mr..
J and Mrs. F. A. Beckwith for a few
!, days returned home Friday evening.
! Mrs. P. E. Smith, of Poughkeepsie. N
i Y, who has been visiting her nephew
/; G. H. Ackert. and wife, at Lake For
! est, ILL.,, is expected to reach the city
| this evening to visit her brother, F. H
: Ackert.
! The business office of the Marshall
/ Telephone Company will be open until
8 p. IN. Monday, Aug. 81, the last day on
which rentals for current month may
be paid to secure the rebate. Marshall
| Telephone Company.
| w. NJ. Leise, formerly of Marshall
town but now of Manly. where he is
cashier of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank. was in the city over night FRI
day. being on his way home from a
! business trip to Chicago.
| The season is about at hand when
you will be making kraut, wine, syrup
and killing your winter pork. We are
| in position to furnish you with new
cooperage for the above in any siz:
package. Marshall Oil Company.
! You may try different fours and yet
not succeed in baking a bread that
will please the whole family. Just give
| them Shrubs buttermilk bread, see
!; what they say. Like it of course. Give
! them lots of it as it means health.
Shrubs bakery.
! If You do not care to invest your
money permanently deposit it for one
year at 6 per cent interest with the
Marshalltown Savings and Loan Asso-
citation. 1t will be secured by first mort
/ T.
Advertisement.
Rev. o. Ingvoldstad pastor Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church, has rent
| ed Of the Swedish Lutheran church the
church's parsonage, 209 West Church
street, which Mr. Involdstad and. fam
lily will occupy until the new Norweg-
! ian parsonage is ready for occupancy
Miss Vera Smith. OF Morning Sun
who has been visiting at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs Frank B. Sheffield left
| for Morning Sun this morning She
| croft, and Miss Hattie Hollcroft VINO
will visit at Morning Sun for short
thine.
Miss Mary HAN, who has been visit
ing for seven weeks in Colorado ar
rived home Friday. Miss Halt has
| been visiting Miss Norma Garwood,
| formerly Of this city, in Denver. and
at different Colorado points. Miss Hall
and Miss Garwood spent some oftheir
time together at Glen Elk.
Miss Louise yogel has bought ofiG. S.
| Nugent and NJ. w. Irwin the latter
| new residence property at 211 South
| Twelfth street. Miss Vogel buys the
property as an investment. Messrs.
| Nugent and Irwin have started the
! foundation for another house of about
| the same size. to cost about $4,000, at
2os South Twelfth street.
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Martin arrived
| home Friday evening from their vaca-
consin points. Mrs. Martin has been
gone since the, 1st of June, and Mr..
4 Martin month. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
! tin came home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Phelps, of GAINESVILLE, m the lat
| ters' auto. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps will
| be here for weeks visit.
! Mrs. Matte Wines and sister, Mrs.
Virgins, arrived home this morning
| from points in Indiana. where Z, they
have been holding revival meetings.
Mrs. Wines will begin services in her
husbands church, the Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene, Sunday even
| ing. Services will be heldseach night
next week excepting Saturday. Mrs.
Wines will be assisted by Miss Crotch
en- L. Parker, of Oskaloosa, song
leader.
| Mrs. John w. Pursel and daughter,
Miss Mia, arrived home Friday even
| ing from Washington, D. G., Where they
have been visiting Mrs. Pursers sister,
DIR. Lulu Waters. Miss Pursel has, been
with her aunt since early in June. Mrs.
! Pursel visited in Atlantic City, and
Philadeluhia before going to Washing
ton. She was in Washington at the
time of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson'S fu-
neral, and was interested in the sights
| in connection with the services e
IT,
| Mr.. Martin of the Congregational
church. Main and Fourth streets, has
! returned from his vacation and will
| speak tomorrow at IL a. M, on 1.-The
Life That Achieves" This will be the
annual sermon to all entering upon any
| line of school work this year. Teachers
| and students are especially invited.
| The Rev. r. b. Davidson, the new min
| lister of the Baptist church will preach
at the union service at s p. M The
Bible school at 9:45 a. m. The public
| is very cordially invited to sall services
of this church. Brotherhood.
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth
/ l..