Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-16

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Mrs. ID. q. Gould, Of Liscomb, wal
q visitor In the city today
Mesdames Della simmons and L. G.
Cole, Of Union, were In the city to-
day. 5 ~ 35s5
Mrs. George Enderley, Jr.. who is SCI
4 ricusly III Of grip and pleurisy, is slow
/ ly improving. ~ $5.E n A
Mrs g. M. Sleeth, Of Grinnell. re-
turned home this morning after q
visit here with friends.
Mrs. J. IA, Heron, Of Conrad. re-
turned home today after q visit with
Iher daughter, Mrs. e, L.Stoltz
~ There Is treat In store for you at
the Elm Lutheran church on the
evening Of May II. COMMITTEES.
Mrs. w. n. Giffen, Of Gilman, arr
rived In the city Monday evening to
visit her mother, Mrs. N. J. Duncan.
Wanted--Two wide awake boys to
sell Chicago Evening American papers.
lc, Deuell's news depot 2o2 East Main
street,
Mrs. G.. s. Guilford, Of Leon, ar
rived in the city Monday from Belle-
willie Wis, for a visit with her daugh-
tier, Mrs. D. A.. Collision. N
Miss Mary Delaware, Of State Gem
ter was In the city Monday on her
WAY to st. Anthony to visit cousin,
Will LaPlant and family. .:.3-
| MRS Elmer Brown; OF Stockton, ILL.,,
/ who has been visiting friends and
Relatives IN Gilman, was In the, city
Monday on her, way home. te5 ~
| &c. G. Eldridge and wife have sold to
rs. G. Bell the former Eldridge home
property at 406 North Second street at
an Indicated consideration OF $4,000.
Mrs. II. C.. WATSON left this morn
ling for Ainsworth, Neb., summoned by
| q telegram announcing the serious Ill
ness Of her sister, Mrs. L. e. Alder IL
Mesdames Emma Jones and Dora
t.Stewart left for Minneapolis this morn
| Ing to attend the Northern Baptist
convention, which opens there today.
The tickets are going fast. Have you
yours? What, where, when? At the
elm church; Of course on May II.
Yes, the lecture. '"rhe Formation OF
Habits" Committee. e - @
No waiting at Everist's, whyl Be-
cause he has the workmen to hang
your paper on short notice. Wall pa
per az low as 5 cents per rob. Everist
wall paper and paint house y 5& s. !. p
Take kodak with you on your va;
cations hut buy It now and learn how
to use lit. We give instructions free.
Come in and see us. We are the East
| man kodak dealers. Bowen's kodak
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4 Mrs. C. N. Kirk. Of Bismarck. n. D.,
who has been visiting in the city with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Will
ard, for month. left for her home this
morning. She was accompanied by her
father as far as Fargo ,g.5" y
& Mrs. H. q. Barrett, Of Story CITY,
and Mrs. =. II. Shook, of Mount,
Clemens, Mich, a former resident OF
this city, who is visiting at Story City.
were in this city Monday Mrs. Shook
visited her sister, Mrs. r. Navora.
Mrs. candasie e.. Tfotter has. filed.
an action In which Samuel Hayden, ct
ali, aare Named as efsndants, and baE
which it Is sought to quiet title to ting
Trotter homestead, 40 North Firse
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dispose Of the property and furnish q
tclear title. I III y N ( ess.;53s &
Ola songs, by old people dressed in
costumes OF long tagO,.Will be featured
Elm an old folks concerttto be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Cons
gregational church at the church next,
Tuesday EVENING" May 20. Save the
night for tEis event, it will be worth.
your while. Committee, "a
Mrs. d. ". sAinsworth entertained
the Monday Bridge Club at her home,
e07 Jerome street, Monday afternoon.
The game OF bridge occupied the at;
ternoon, the prize being won by Mrs.
H. b. Stoddart. At the close Of the
game the hostess served two course
lunch assisted by her sister, Miss
Doris Collins. 81. -, u
Ndrs. a.. T. Francisco and sons, of
Ames, spent Sunday in the city with
her aunt, Mrs. e. r, Streeter and
family. Mrs. Francisco stopped here
after being at Waterloo with her moth
er, Mrs. JAG. Meyers. Mrs. Meyers and
Miss Donna Swift. OF Waterloo, were
guests with Mrs, Francisco at the
Streeter home Sunday. ts E. Nh s-@s III Ill S
Mrs. Mary J. Head and husband, r
E. Head, Of Minneapolis, have sold to
George e. Clements the residence,
property at SOB North Third street.
The consideration Is given as 81, Ebut
the revenue stamps attached indicate a
price Of about $500. Mr.. Clements,
who formerly lived at, Gilman, moved
here not long ago from Minnesota.
Lyman II. Howe's travel festival
comes to the Odeon Theater Saturday,
matinee and night One Of the big
features OF this program is the making
Of an automobile. secured by permis-
sion Of the Willys- Overland Company
at their plant at Toledo, @. Twenty
big features and the ever popular car
toons Of nlm- fun and faIcies. odeon.
Twenty members Of st. Paul's Guild
were present at the meeting held Nom
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs II.
e. Winter, 8 South Ninth street; Mrs
ID. al Denmead and Mrs. Percy Web
ster were the assistant hostesses At
the business meeting the new officers
were installed and welcomed and the
plans for the new year were discussed
During Tho social hour which followed
refreshments were served by the host
.esses III II.
gTne meeting Of Chapter BIB, OF r. b.