Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-05
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Dr.. Billiard, osteopath. IS West Main
| Mrs. M. r. Tostenson visited friends
IN LeGrand today.
Lost-Enyelope containing master
pieces on postal cards. Fannie Quaife,
high school.
| Phone 982 and we will collect all
! papers and magazines free of charge
Rapid delivery service.
Try our Golden Sun coffee for quail.
ity. Coleman & Johnson. phone 1872
10s West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| The Lille Crochet Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs w L.
shearer. 202 West Church street
Y Mrs. John Purcell, of Cedar Rapids,
| returned home this morning after a
visit here with Mrs. Mary Doyle.
4 Mrs. Thomas Pearse, Of Geneva, and
4 her sister, Mrs. J. K. Parks, of this city
! are in Des Moines for a few days visit
! The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M
| c. A. will meet in the ladies' parlor Of
the building at $3.50 Thursday after
| noon.
| We have fresh vegetables and fruits
of all kinds. Coleman & Johnson
phone 1872, 103 West Main.-Advertise-
ment.
! Marshalltown Chapter D. A. r. will
meet Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. g. o. Lampman, TOT West State
street.
Wanted-F1ve lady solicitors fol
Mashalltown. Guaranteed salary. Cal
room 2, Wilson Hotel 8 to 10 a. m.
Thursday.
The Rowena Circle will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. F. J. Melchert
| at the home Of Mrs. L. O. Lord, COS
East Main street. -
Thirty women wanted to select wall
| paper and have their work. done OF
| short notice, and when promised. Nc
waiting. Everist the wall paper man
Mrs w. T. Smith, 4os North Center
street. who has been ill for severa
days, threatened with an attack OF
mastoiditis. was somewhat improved
today.
| Mrs. r. F. French and daughter Eliz-
| abeth, left this morning for Humboldt
for a visit OF few days at the hons
of DR.. French's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F. F. French. H. e.
| Seed potatoes The season for plant
ing potatoes will soon be f1ere.!We have
choice selected stock of Early Ohios
| hor al
phone Observation-Disclosures :,
| At the meeting Of the Pansy Clut
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. P. NJ
Cord, 412 East Linn street, the time
| was spent socially and with sewing
The hostess served refreshments.
| Superintendent Eugene Henley and
members Of the school board Of Grin
nell spent the day in the city inspect
| ing the John Childs school. Grinnell
Is preparing to build a school and the
| board came to get ideas on construc-
ton and arrangement.
Miss Marjorie Newcomer, s12 Yves,
| State street. entertained : the Beta
Chapter Of Westminster Guild Tuesday
! evening at her home. After the regu-
| lar study hour the time was spent
SOCIALLY anu tHe uoSteSS seEVeo re-
freshments assisted by her mother
Mrs. C. A. Newcomer. IN .
r Delay in transit changed the plans
! for the burial service for Mrs. Lorette
Gilman, who died at Cashmere. Wash.
last Thursday, and the body will not
reach this city until $40 tonight. The
service planned for Riverside for this
morning will be held at 10: 80 Thursday
morning. Mr.. and MRS. 8. M. Rogers.
Of Chicago will arrive in the city
Thursday morning to attend the ger
vice.
| TnasHav affernoon at the home Of