Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-15

| ..Passers BY" Fred Circle" and
l"Musty Suffer- Eight reels tonight.
Lyric.
/ Mrs. S. E. Williams left this morning
!, for Davenport to visit her daughter,
Mrs. r, S. Patterson.
Free dirt for filing fifty loads at
the Farmers and Merchants Brick and
Tile Company for the hauling.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Ladies Guild Of st. Paul's
1 church will meet with Mrs. Neils
! Anderson, 8 North Fourth street, Mon
day afternoon at 2:30. s., ...
Wanted-Competent double entry
bookkeeper for large manufacturing
concern. Address Manufacturer care
!, this Observation-Disclosures .Ee ~
Mrs. J. c. Crawford left Friday aft
ernoon for Morrison, ILL.,. where she
| was called by word that her sister,
Mrs. Sperry, was seriously sick.
Rev. Harry Gray of Nevada. will
have charge of g. memorial service for
George Hollingsw to be held this
teyening at the Seventh Day Adventist
church at $780, f4@ ~.
We are exclusive dealer for the
! genuine Duntley combination vacuum
and carpet sweeper. We do not employ
! house to house canvassers. The 1915
[ model sells at IS. Let US send you one
/ en- one weeks trial. Marion Gard.
!; Mrs. e. F. Dunteman, Ill May street,
was hostess to the Mayflower En-
; broidery Club Friday afternoon at her
| home. A short business session was
| followed by a social hour Mrs. II. A.
Hoberock assisted the hostess in serv-
| ing refreshments.
If you are earning above the bread
line q safe and profitable investment
for the surplus would be in stock in
the savings and loan association. The
twentieth series is now selling. Call
on the secretary and talk it over. G.
w. Gilbert, secretary, at Gregory's.
! After the regular business meeting
of the aid society 8. of the Central
Church of Christ, held in the church
parlors Friday afternoon. quilting
occupied the time. The hostesses,
Mesdames J. R. Billiard, r. w. Van
Horn, w. E. Leech, and NJ NJ. O'Bryon
served refreshments.
There was very good attendance
at the meeting Of the Arnold Mothers
Club, held Friday afternoon at the
| school building. After the regular BUSH
| ness meeting, a short program OF
readings was given by Miss Doris
j Smith and refreshments were served
by9the social committee. AT the next
meeting the election of officers will be
held. -
At the meeting Of the Past Noble
Grands' Association Of Marshall Coun-
1 ty, held Friday afternoon in Odd Eel
lows hall, the regular business routine
was carried on and the members also
\ sewed on a quilt. Later the tostesses,
sMesdames Freeman Wertenberger,
Dora Watson, and Frank Turner.
served refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
John Twigg. 90.
Members of the Snow Flake Club
were entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. r. L. Cotton, $40 West Linn
street. The hours were spent with
the business ofsthe club and socially,
and the hostess served refreshments,
assisted by, Mrs. George Wheat. The
Fnext meeting of the club VIII be held
In two weeks with Mrs. c.. M Car
penter, 504 North Second avenue. .
| Local delegates to the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Waterloo Pres
bytery, who were in attendance at the
! convention Of the society In Nevada
Thursday and Friday. returned home
| Friday night and this morning. The
Elocal delegates were Mesdames Phlllp
yoet, Hugh Mcconnell. Lulu McGoo-
gan, and CA. Berggren, and Misses
Fannie Russell and Christine Berg
Igren. .~s - II
| Seventy members Of the Baptist aid
societv and mission circle attended the
| meeting held Friday afternoonfsin the
] church parlors. Mrs. D. W. Norris led
the mission study and Mrs. Mary I.
smith. of Des Moines, gave a short
| talk on temperance, After the bust
ness session, refreshments were served
nv the hostess Mesdames A. L. Frazer,
| W ]. hawthorn, G.EZ. Shugart, and D..
| E.. Carver. . - -
| No doubt you win enjoy a good din
ner tomorrow Sunday. However lei
lus make one suggestion-eat all the
Shrubs Buttermilk Bread served YOU
as it adds touch of flavor to the en-
| tire dinner that is not to be had IN
| your own home unless your family is
! acquainted with good, healthful, 1resn'
delicious Shrubs Buttermilk Bread.
| Order from the grocery six times q
| week Shrubs bakery and cafe.
At the First Presbyterian church on
Sunday the services will be at IL a. m.
land 1870 o. m. DR.. Linn. the pastor,
will speak at both services. lnj the
morning he will speak on christian
iEniciency' and in the evening the sub
tject will be the question, ''What Would
Jesus Desire Me to Do?" The church
lis located on the corner OF South Cen
ter and Church streets opposite the
| postoffice. Committee. @
Silk Tone, the beautiful, is fiat
| wall finish. 1t produces q water color
effect. Silk-Tone is cheaper. prettier
| and more durable than wall paper Or
kalsomine. 1t is waterproof. steam
proof and gas-proof. You can wash q
Silk-Tone wall with soap and water
and it will look like new. Continued
washing does not injure it's appear
ance. Yop have eighteen beautiful
colors and white to select from. John
!, B. sim4on.L has the agency. DYER
tisemehts fssss.l5s5 8 I, # 8
4 snitz Moore and George B. Scan1on's
burlesque classic, t"rhe Winners" is
announced3 ash the next attraction At
the Odeons for Tuesday evening. 1T is
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