Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-22

| Morse and Sarah Hotchkiss at the
home Of the former. SIS Fremont
| street. ...,., B, y. et, ii
Your old ostrich plumes made into
stylish neck boas at small cost. Write
catalog. South African Importing
| Company. 184l Wabash avenue, Chi
cago, III. ~
For Sale-Fresh new wallpaper pat
terms. but reduced to one and two
room lots per pattern. Cutting them
| 10 to 40 per cent in price. Come
quick. Big bargains for early birds.
Everist's wallpaper house. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. CASTOR, 1oo
North First street, are parents OF q
ten and one-half pound son, born
Sunday morning at $3.50. The baby
has been named after his grand
father, Joseph James Castor, Jr. gJS
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil seleine left Sun
day for Dubuque where Mr.. Seleine will
attend the state knights Of Columbus
| convention as a delegate from Marshall
council, No. 966. After the convention
Mr. and Mrs. seleine will visit friends
in Wisconsin for a few days. - :.,ef,.t.,g
Public auction at the Hub Tues
day, May 20. at a o'clock. One hum
dred suitcases and bags, solid gold
diamond flavallferes, gold filled rings,
| stick pins, earrings, mirrors chairs,
pedestals, stands, tables, trays and
other store fixtures. The Hub. f5I-5-
Convert your coal and wood stoves
into gas range. IA new device for
shaking gas from Kerosene and air,
and burns blue; flame Of, intense
! heat. See them burning in a cook
| stove, demonstration daily. = Open
evenings. T. 3. Huber. 10 West State
street. ~ q, - X &.
First the size Of the loaf tempts one
Ito give up baking but after you; faVe
tasted Of Shrubs buttermilk bread it
is then you have decided to never bake
again. h This Is q bread that lis a fa-
vorite in most Of the homes OF this
city. Order It today from the grocery.
Shrubs bakery and cafe. 81 tasr
The funeral of Mrs. IF. M. Sanders
was held from the home, 401 South
Fifth street. at $3.50 Saturday after
noon. L. T. Carney. reader Of First
Church Of Christ, Scientists, read the
service. Burial was in Riverside. The
pail bearers were L. e. Steele. Caesar
Crellin, Glen Boggie, Ed Brown, David
Lennox, and William Rundell.
Miss Loa Scheeler went this after
noon to Cedar Falls, where Tuesday
evening she will appear IN a piano re-
cital at the college auditorium un-
der the aspices: of the schools Of music
of Iowa State Teachers College,, Miss
Scheeler is to be graduated from the
school Of music of the college this year.
She WAS accompanied by her mother
and both will be guests at the hor: es0f
Pref. p. s. Wright. sassfia-a 3
One hundred members Of the state
street Evangelical church held a sur
prise party Friday evening at the
church in honor Of Miss Marietta Sell
ers. The evening was spent with
vocal and instrumental music and
readings. Later Miss Sellers was pre-
scented with a cameo ring, by Rev. q.
r. McClelland in behalf Of the mem
bers Of the church. Refreshments
were served cafeteria style by a COM
mittee, of which Mrs. A. E. Pickett was
the chairman. tta- T. s,.ss XII I
a Miss Georgia Macarthur entertained
twenty-four friends at a kensington
Saturday afternoon at the III. w. Shove
home, 402 North Fourth street. Tho
afternoon was spent with fancy work
and games. In the latter prizes were
won by Miss Ada Burnette and Miss
Valrosa Vail. After the hostess had
served refreshments, assisted by Dor
othy Shove and Blanche Mccombs, a
musical program was enjoyed. Misc
IN yoro
Shove sang and Blanche McCbmbs
gave piano numbers.
1 Funeral services for J. n. Snyder
were conducted at st. Mary's church at
10 o'clock this forenoon Dr.Ja J. Eitz-s
patrick conducted the service, and bur-
ial was In Riverside. Members OF Mar
shall lodge OF EIks attended Id q. body
and Representatives Of the Marshall
county bar and court Officers were
present. The pail bearers were Josepiao
Mclaughlin, II, A, weisman,I e, Il.
WhaIen, Ralph r. Scott, r. N. Selby,
and w. g. McCarten. The flower bear
ers were Mesdames Joseph McI4Augh-
lin. p. J. Collins. Ed r. Austin, and Roy.
McKinnon. q. ri \. 3s &
About eighty-fLve members 81 the
Young Married Peoples bible class Of
the Central Church OF Christ enjoyed
their monthly meeting Ia the church
pari6rs Friday evening Followipg =
short business session, T.. ri Billings
gave = short talk on Glass Eoyaity,n
after which an irnprcnnptu program,
was given by the committee, and the
class orchestra played seyeraa selec-
lions. Refreshments wersA served Nv
Mesdames 3. C. Richards, CUT Bar
her M. ;. Jacdtlee, M. M. OsBrycn. b
81 Cole, A g. Urban and III. ri lander
sol, assisted by their husbands.