Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-24
Republican
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d. Buliard. ostsopath. is west Main.
Mrs. NJ. Brice, Of Albion. was in the
city Friday.
1 For Sale Modern room house
s11 North seventh street.
Mrs. J. q. Haas. 81 Union. spent Fri
day in the city with friends.
o. 8. Chapman, Of Bromley. spent
Friday In the city on businsss.
Mrs. Lucy Bird. Of the soldiers home
spent Friday with friends In Montour
Mesdames Julia dunderson and =
Larson. OF LeGrand, were In Liscomt
Friday.
From this time on our store viii not
be open, on Sunday at all. Parlor
Grocery.
Miss Agnes Hesland, Of Roland, wa,
In the city Friday on her way to
Quincy, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. w. Savage went Fri
day to Hampton, where they will yisi,
their son. Frank.
Mrs. c. T. Caster and Mr.. and Mrs
George Moore, of Eldora, spent Friday
evening in this city.
Office and veterinary hospital 1917
100 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. F. J. NeimAn.
Mrs. F. w. Freedom went Friday to
Popejoy for a visit with her sister-in.
law, Mrs. A. L. Brand.
Mrs. u. II. Chemist, Of Ryan. re.
turned home Friday after q visit with
friends in New Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira N. Gabrielson, 81;
West Main. street, are entertaining 8
baby daughter at their home.
Mrs. NJ. "A. Hutler returned home
Friday from state Center, where she
visited her son, G. r. Butter.
Mrs. q. Schmelz went to Waterloo
this morning fora few days visit Will
her daughter. Mrs. John Crabtree.
Harry crinkiaw leaves tonight fol
Chicago to enter the Coaster school d
sign painting and window decorating
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Il. Waiting for the paperhanger7 That's
your buslness; you could have it done
when promised il you had Everist do it.
Everist's.
Mrs. Mark Masters and daughter, Of
Ireton, left Friday evening for theil
home after q visit here with Mrs.
N. Hurto.
Ny dental Office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern applicances. Phone Tie
DR.. Ffaxey.
Services will be conducted at the
Spiritualist church every evening next
week by Rev. Mrs. e. NJ Whitney and
Herbert l. Whitney. Of ottumwa.
Kolor Restorer viii make your rugs
and draperies like new; child can do
the work. We guarantee to please
Ryder Furniture and Carpet Company.
Mrs. Fred Bader, Of Cleveland. O..
went Friday to Cedar Rapids to visit
friends. after spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Emma Ldttrell, OF
GrinnelL
Wanted-!Twenty-n I'VE girls at the
Mafshalltown Syrup and Sugar Com
pany Monday morning to wrap Dickin-
sons maple cream bar. the new con-
lection Advertisement.
The First Presbyterian church will
hold their services at the hours OF II
a. m. and >. m. The pastor, DR..
James p. Linn, will preach. The church
is located opposite the postoffice. Com
mittee.
Friends in the city. have received
the announcement Of the birth Of a
daughter on Thursday. April %, to Mr..
and Mrs. B. ]. Mitchell, of Vail. Mrs.
Mitchell was formerly Miss Ellen
Welch and 10 daughter of Mrs Mary A.
Weleh, of this city.
Thirty-five members Of the aid So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church were
entertained Friday afternoon In the
church parlors by Mrs. A. II. Sheldon,
Mrs. G.. G. Bassett. and Miss Fannie
Russell. During the social hour the
hostesses served refreshments.
The great table bed. Have you ever
heard OF q table going to bed. The
latest and most perfect disappearing
bed on the market. Thousands in use.
We are demonstrating at McCarten
Plumbing Company, Elks' building.
Come and see for yourself.--Advertise-
ment.
The Auto Sales Company has moved
to the new garage which McCombs
Bros, have remodeled at West
Church street, one half block west Of
the postoffice. The Auto Sales Com
pany has q complete line OF the
Chalmers, Buick, Hupmobile and
Saxon cars. Auto Sales Company.
Word from Monmiuth, H., tells OF
q banquet given by the NJ. 4 st Z.
employees OF that city to w. e Harm
tson, foreman Of the round house
there, ana Il FORMER resident Of this
city. Mr. fiafsnisen was sivsh q purse
OF $50 in gold In token Of his services.
Fifty-two were present at the banquet
ffs. Ben Forrey, s1s South Tenth
avenue, entertained Friday afternoon
the members OF the AIaydower En-
broidery Club. An Informal time with
fancy, work was enjoyed. and piano
solos Mere played BY Lillian W1lsle and
Carol Forrey. Late In the afternoon
the hostess. assisted by Lillian Wikle
and Carol Forrey, served refresh
mentt,
Arbor and Bird day was observed
Friday at the different schools in the
city. A pfoErafii, ~ suggested In a
sent out from the state fsu-
depaftmeht, furnished
the entertainment for an Interesting