Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-11

iapplied, quick drying and will mot
clog the meshes, 10, Is, 40 and 76-cent
cans. Schmidt's hardware.
| Mrs. q. T. shaunce, Of State Center,
visited in the city Wednesday with her
daughter. Mrs. c. E. Smith. Mesdames
Theodore Engle and Robert Gray, OF
state Center. were also in the city. Is
l Il tES' f'- ~ agc7a =
Orchestra concert. at Albion. The
high school orchestra viii give con-
lcert and varied program at the Press
byterian church Of Albion. on Friday
evening, May -. 8 p. m. Committee lY
Barwells imported English lawn
grass seed, is the best, as 1t will grow
in the shady spots as well as in3lthe
sunny places. Order 1t today and
SOW it tomorrow. .Mccord's grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Riggs, Of Peoria.
Ill, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening on their way to Toledo TO visit
their daughter, Mrs. G. p. Sleeter, who
came as far as this city e meet them !.
Kimball Brothers appearing today.
tomorrow and Saturday. Direct from
q tour OF Australia. Former team
mates with Charlie Chaplin in musical
comedy. Here to make fun. See them
Lyric.
A few cases OF fresh eggs at -
cents a, dozen. This is while they last.
Be sure to call for the library con-
test tickets, the Y. NJ. G. A. wants!
them. Reynolds & Sheldon, 1Os West
Main street. a.
The members Of the Young Married
Women's Sew Club met "Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. G. G..
Kaiser. 604 North First avenue, and
spent the time In sewing and visiting
At-- the 5 close OF the afternoon the
hostess served refreshments. 5<i
TO celebrate their thirty nth we'd
ding anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. G.! =.
schoenhut entertained at a family din-
ner Wednesday at their home, South
Fourth street. The table was decorate
ed with pink and white roses. The
after dinner hours were passed social
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The wednesday Bridge Club was en-
tertained at the regular meeting Wed.
nesday afternoon by Mrs. G. HI. Ruth
at her home, 511 West State street.
During the afternoon refreshments
were served buffet style. Mrs. r. g.
Kerr, OF Chicago, was an out of-town
guest. u M
Mrs. r. F. Holt and Mrs. Pearl Diet
|erick were the hostesses at the meeting
Of the Excelsior Aid Society held We'd
nesday afternoon in Odd Fellows hall
IFolIowing the business session. the
members spent the time socially and
with their fancy work. Misses Wilma
fDieterick and Mildred Clinton assist
cd the hostesses in serving refresh
ments. III. NJ
Twenty two members OF the Busy
Bee Circle were entertained Wednesa
day afternoon BY Mrs w. b. Ferries
! and Mrs. L. Grant at the home Of the
! former, 40 East State street. After
1.-THE business meeting. the members
were entertained with q guessing con-
test, which was won by little Frances
lHoadley. The hostesscs served two
course lunch. H. y
j The regular meeting Of the Needle
iCraft Club was held "Wednesday AZ
lternoon ( at the home Of Mrs. ~. "A.
IPitcher, al West Linn street After
1.-The business meeting the members
\ sewed and visited and latersthe hostess
served refreshments, assisted by her
4 mother, Mrs. Al. q. Seberg. The next
1 meeting will be held In two weeks al
the home TX Mrs. G4A IA. Wheat 501
North First street. q
] m honor Of her sister, Mrs sCs III
Ackert, ~ lshicaRo. diss Ida pnsax
4 entertaiheds twenf of v Mrs. xpkertss
I old friends innE heoiis edhssday
4 Att O'clock the \ aoat sstassia1 l6s