Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-21

| Quill fOur-aSk MIN 10 get IL Aoi Soo'
or phone 11s. Bowles & Billings.
Mrs. l.. Steinhagen, of Eldora, ar
! rived in the city Tuesday evening for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. F. w.
Cole
! A beautiful new line of millinery just
received at the Bargain Store millin-
cry department. Call early. Bargain
Store.
Mrs. E B. Watson. Of Union, was in
the city Tuesday, visiting her daugh-
| ter Meta, who is q patient at st.
Thomas hospital.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Hough, Of Hub
bard. returned home Tuesday evening
after a visit with their son, Frank
Hough, OF State Center.
Mesdames o. Skaar and Peter Stone
wall. of Gilman. spent Tuesday in this
city. Mrs. Stonewall was accompanied
by her daughter Evelyn.
s. wilhau left Tuesday evening for
San Francisco, Cal, called by the Sc
rious illness of his brother. John Will
hau, who is critically III Of tuberculosis.
ST. Margarets Mission will be enter
tanned Thursday evening by Misses
Irma Vogel and Frances Young at the
formers home, POS Vest Main street.
Myron Sparks arrived home Tuesday
, from a two months stay in Hot
Springs, Ark. On the return trip Mr..
Sparks spent several Gays in st. Louis.
All Master Masons are requested to
meet at the lodge room tomorrow at
. o'clock for the purpose Of attending
the funeral Of Brother Harry Reed.
W. II. Steiner, ". II.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longheld. Of Min
neapolis, left this morning for West
Union for visit with Mr.. Longfeld's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Longfield,
after visit here with his sister, Mrs.
E. T. Austin.
Misses Esther Elder and Lucille Al
| lard entertained the members of the
Altar Guild of the Episcopal church
| Tuesday evening at the A. 7. Elder
home, los South Third avenue. After
| the routine business the girls were en-
tertained with games and the hostesses
F.! served refreshments.
/. Mrs. F. Aubrey Smith, s12 West
! Church street. was hostess Tuesday
afternoon to the members Of the
/ Shakespeare Club. A complete review
of Richard Ill" occupied the study
hour, and at the next meeting the book
will be read in character. At the close
of the study Mrs. Smith served re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jones, s12 East
State street, were pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening by twenty-five of
their relatives who gathered at the
Jones home in celebration VI Mr.. and
Mrs Jones fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary. A most enjoyable evening was
I spent visiting, and The guests presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones with several pieces
Of cut glass.
Why pay 2,25 for other hours when
you can buy CLEAR Quill' at $2.15 per
forty eight pound sack. We guarantee
Clear Quill TO be as good as any
other -four excepting "Occident" which
sells at $40 a sack and is worth 1t.
Bake with either "Occident" or Clear
Quill" we stand back of both grades.
Your grocer has it. If not we will de-
liver it to you. Just phone or see US.
Phone 119. Bowles & Billings.
Gildner Bros have many pairs Of
hard wood stills, which are nicely fin
ished and are adjustable to any size,
for the boys. The stills are free with a
suit of boys clothing, priced at IS or
more. Gildner Bros. sell the steel
Fibre" clothing for boys. and it is the
best for wear looks and style. 1t re-
tains the shape even with hard SER
vice the boys give it. Also boys stock
ings at 10 cents pair. Get to know
Gildner Bros.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees met in
regular session Tuesday evening at the
Odd Fellows hall. with about thirty
five members present Mrs. c. c..
Woodmansee, the president, gave her
report on the convention which she at
tended recently at Cedar Rapids. Two
out-of town officers were present at
the meeting. Mesdames Ella Morse Lee,
of Boone, deputy supreme commander,
and Jessie Grain, OF Sheridan, Wyo.,
deputy Refreshments were served
and the remainder Of the evening spent
socially.
The Young Mems Club Of Central
Church of Christ, who lost in mem
bership contest to the Young Ladies
Club Of the church, entertained the
winners Tuesday evening at banquet
in the church parlors. Forty-five mem
bers were In attendance, end two
course chicken pie dinner was served
at 30 by Misses HERNIA Galloway.
Florence Wallace, and Frances and
Amy Mcmahon. Large bouquets of red
; carnations decorated the table, which
was lighted with red candies. During
the evening the hours were spent in
formally, with games and music.
blazing fumigator in the basement
Of the Abbott school gave residents
near the school The impression that
there was fire, and as result the
department was called to the building
about Z o'clock Tuesday evening. The
alarm was thought to have come
from the John Chiids at first, and by
the time the department reached the
Abbott school the cause of the blaze
was discovered. 1t was unnecessary to
enter the building. The fumigation was
necessitated from the fact that the
seven new cases of smallpox were
among children who were pupils in the
building.