Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-19

Meeker Laundry Co.
Nils Thompson, Of Dunbar, was a
business visitor in the city Friday.
Mesdames A. E. Speas and Frank
Arney, of Albion. spent Friday in the
city.
Voice culture. Mondays and Thurs
days. Masonic temple. Marshalltown.
H. p. Giger.
Mrs. Sarah Moore left for Mason
City this morning where she Will visit
her son, H. L. Rodman.
Dwight Piper of Cedar Falls, arrived
in the city Friday for an over Sunday
visit with Noyce Grant.
You should begin your study Of
shorthand at night school Monday.
Central Iowa Business College.
Give me that order for canned pine
apple, it is cheaper than canning fresh
ones yourself. Culley's.. South First
avenue.
! Miss Fern Strouse, Of Oskaicosa,
went this morning to Mason City after
visiting her brother, H. H. Strouse, in
this city.
Lost-Linen centerpiece, hand cro-
cheted lace edge, between Main and
North street on First street, Return
to Hynds Dental Parlors. Reward
Advertisement.
Mrs. julius Witt, 61O East Main
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
! at the regular meeting Of the Con-
cordia Nahebund. Sewing occupied the
| afternoon hours and during the social
hour late in the afternoon the hostess
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Mesdames Bert Nichols, Will Glenn
ems and Jacob Wittel.
i Paul Haynes and Harry Crago cele-
brated their twelfth and eleventh birth
day anniversaries, respectively, Friday
afternoon when they entertained thirty
friends at a birthday party at the w. s.
Haynes homes, 606 West Boone street.
The children enjoyed social afternoon
| with games and >the hosts received
| many gifts from their friends. Mrs.
Haynes and Mrs. George Crago, moth
ers of the hosts, served refreshments.
Rev. B. F. Martin and fourteen boys
OF the Boys Club Of the congregational
church returned home Friday after
weeks outing in camp at Stanley's
mill northwest of Albion. A party OF
girls from the Queens of Avolnn. of the
Congregational Sunday school are
spending the week camping at the clay
bluffs. Monday a camping party COM
posed Of girls from the Sunday school
will go to the Merritt Greene shack on
the river where they will enjoy q
weeks outing.
Members of the Eastern Star Chap
tiers of Montour and LeGrand went Fri
day evening to Gilman where they held
joint meeting with the lodge Of that
city. Those who made the trip from
Montour were Mrs. W. D. Bridges and
daughter Minnie, Mesdames Nelson
Cronk and Fred Fish and Messrs and
Mesdames Harry and Arthur Smith,
Aldus Anderson. Fred Ingram, John AL
den, Sherman Buchanan and G. Mil
lard. Those from LeGrand were Mes
DANES H. ]. Bowen, Earl Arthur and
Walter Arnold and D. w. Beebout and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Richards and
daughter Ina.
The Baptist Temple gives you a
hearty invitation to attend its serv-
ices. which are for all the people. We
have a modern message. given in
common sense way, with no hackneyed
| theological phrasing. We are inter-.
ested in duties, not doctrines. II you
are satisfied with life as you know
| it, we will not interest you; but II you
want to help yourself and be of service
to others, we are sure we have mes
/ sage for you. Sunday morning the pas
tor speaks on THE Church and Social
Redemption" and in the evening on
ION the Road to Jericho; or Four
Types Of Men," Good music always
and hearty welcome. Try 1t. Com
mittee.