Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22

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Dr.. Burkart. osteopath. IA w. Main.
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Transfer line. Is South First avenue.
Office and veterinary hospital 1o1.-
1903 East State. Assistant state veter-
I marian. F. ]. Neiman.
The w. r. c. Aid Society, which was
to meet Wednesday. has postponed its
meeting for two weeks.
The Archers will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Herman Burgfech-
tel, West Nevada street.
Everybody come to Harves; Home
supper at the Congregational church
| Wednesday, Sept. %. Committee.
i The regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will be Wednesday evening,
Sept. %. at 7:3O, at the X. c. hall
Advertisement.
I, The Sunshine Circle of the Iowa
| Legion of Honor will be entertained
"wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph Strohmeyer, los North
| Center street.
| The ladies aid of congregational
church. will have Harvest Home
supper. Wednesday, Sept. 30 Ihe
first public supper in the new church.
Price IS cents. Committee
| Come and inspect our grand assort-
ment of ranges. of coal stoves, of heat
| ing stoves, of gas and oil stoves Our
variety in styles and prices has no
equal Schmidt's hardware.
Virgil Haynes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Haynes sos West Boone,
was awarded the toy Sellers, kitchen
| cabinet that was given away by the
Ryder Furniture Company Advertise
nent.
| A Perfection oil heater will make
your room comfortable in very snort
! time Thousands of Perfection OIL
heaters in use all over the country. IL
| is the leader in oil heaters. Schmidts
| hardware. agent.
| The aid society of the Methodist
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 in the church parlors, with
Mesdames James Jensen, r. S. White
mack. z. Windish, Thomas Stotts, and
r. A Julian as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Mccarthy have
returned from a three weeks visit at
| Peoria. ILL.,, and Anamosa. They We're
accompanied home by Mr.. McCarthy's
mother Mrs. Martin Mccarthy, OF
Anamosa. who will remain ir the city
| for week.
I The "Alma" waltz has proven to be
! the most popular ever written and has
a record of having been played more
1 times than any other waltz. Ihls
waltz is one of the fourteen song hits
in the big production of alma Where
Do You Live?" which will play in this
city on Wednesday evening at the
Odeon Theater. Odeon.
Our Cole hot blast heaters and our
Cole wood air tights have given the
grandest satisfaction since their first
| appearance eighteen years ago. No
\ other stove as economical no other SO
good to keep the fire, no other heater
such a success for any kind OF fuel.
Schmidt's hardware, agency for Coles
! hot blast.
A large picnic was held Sunday in
Marion township in honor OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs Ed Stiecher, of Scarviile, who are
visiting at the country home of the lat
ter's father John Brown, four miles
| northeast Of the city. Forty friends
and relatives attended the affair and
ienjoyed picnic dinner in the grove
at the farm, after which the afternoon
was pleasantly spent in an informal
social way.
Funeral services for Miss Caroline
NJ. Cox, of Lamoille. were held from
Miss Cox's home at Lamoille at 1880
Monday afternoon. in charge Of Mrs.
w. D.Wood and K c. Roberts, of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist. Of
this city. The flower bearers were
Lusta and Mary Plavets. Opal Larson,
and Clara Wilson and the Fall bearers
Carroll and Robert Mccarthy, Law
renee Randall, Ray Benson, Edward
Plavets, and Lawrence Wilson. Burial
was in the Lamoille cemetery.
| Miss Olivia Tweed, 615 Fremont
street, entertained Monday evening
| complimentary to Miss Beulah Carl
and Harry Wilson, who will be married
| Thursday morning. The guests in
! Guided twenty-five Friends of the
guests Of honor. who are members
/ of the same Sunday school class Of the
Methodist church Appropriate dec
crations, in red and gold, were used in
decorating the rooms, and an enjoyable
! evening was spent with games and
music, much fun being afforded by the
guests writing prophesies in little red
and gold books, which are to be read
! during the honeymoon. Miss Carl and
Mr.. Wilson were presented with a
| beautiful coffee perculator and set. In
serving refreshments Miss Tweed was
assisted by Miss Marie Meyer. Miss
| May Baxter, of Cedar Rapids. and Mrs
George w Haffner Of Springfield, Mo-.
were out of-town guests.