Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-06

made bread. Phone ss4. Mccord's gro
Gerry.
Ounces and sweet apples are among
the various fruits at this grocery Nc
Cords grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Uhl, Of. Chicago,
spent Thursday in the city visiting
with Mrs c. r. Cook.
Mrs. Mary Marston Walmsley, of
Duluth, Is visiting at the home of her
cousin, D. w. Marston,
Mrs. Sarah Newman. of the soldiers
home went to Cedar Rapids this morn
| ing to visit for few days.
Best for the money. Pure Quill tea.
coffee. spices and extracts Only store
that has them. Sanitary grocery.
Miss Grace and Isadore Topf return
ed home Thursday from a visit with
relatives in Chicago and Evansville,
Ind.
New dill pickles are in now and You
had better order them to enjoy your
Sunday steak or the big dinner. Nc
Cords grocery.
Mrs. w. III. H. Townsend left this
morning for Minneapolis to visit her
son, f. B. Townsend, and daughter,
Miss Louise Townsend.
Big market sale In Marshalltown to-
| morrow, Oct. I. Over three hundred
head of live stock. Everybody, come.
Plumb Bros, Mason and Shoemaker.
Many beautiful hats that are worth
up to S12 we place on sale tomorrow
at SIS. Only one hundred of these hats
and an early selection is advised.
Simon Style Shop.
Mrs Jane Eadie leaves Saturday
night for Portland, Ore. where she will
remain during the coming winter. En-
route she win visit the Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City, and San Francisco.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Young and
| daughter returned home this, morning
from months visit in Butte, Mont
| Mrs. Young's niece, Miss Thelma John
son. accompanied them home. and
went on to West Liberty from here.
Mrs. F. N. scofield, of Winnipeg
Man., left this morning for her home
after an extended visit with hel
l AiOIhCI, pAISs 4hdl S3ulCG ASoccS GNU oAo'
| ter. Mrs. A. c. Conway. The latter
Minneapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Frederick and tnt
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D
Frederick, arrived home Thursday nigh
| from two weeks visit at the ole
Frederick home at Beiisviiis, Wis. The;
also visited at Madison, and stopped
at Freeport and Sterling, ILL.,, while ell
route home.
| The aid society Of the First United
Evangelical church met in two divis.
ions Thursday afternoon, one at the
home of Mrs. Frank Bingaman, 80:
South Ninth avenue, and the other IL
the lecture room of the church. Boil
meetings were well attended and the
time was spent in quilting.
In honor Of the 9Th birthday ami
versary Of her daughter Myrna, Mrs
w. e. LANCER entertained the children
Of the Arnold school kindergarten thi,
morning at school. The time was en-.
joyed with games and music, and the
hostess served refreshments. Decora.
/ tons in keeping with Halloween were
used on the table,
Thomas Thompson, ia Noble street
has returned from the 8. u. I. hospital
where his son George, young lad, was
Operated for deformity Of the leg caus.
ed by infantile paralysis. The opera.
ton was performed In July and thu
child is recovering very slowly. TIL,
little patient was ordered to the hos.
i pitel by the district court.
DR.. H. c. Schmitz leaves early Sat.
urday morning by automobile for Ster-
ling. ILL.,. where on Tuesday morning
Oct. 10. he will be united In marriage
with Miss Alice Rnurke, Of that place
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. A. J. Burns Of st. Mary's church
DR.. Schmitz Will be accompanied from
here by DR.. Judson Packard, of Sioux
City, who is to be DIR. Schmitz's best
| man.
Funeral services for George Gerhart
were held at 1850 this forenoon from
the residence, 404 East Main street, ir
charge of Rev. r. F. Hurlburt, and
were largely attended. The flower
bearers were Mesdames F. HI. Meier
w. G. Horne, Davis Bullock, w. j. Var
Derveer, Ferdinand Schmidt, and J. "A
Ewing. Acting as pail bearers were
]. G. Mccormack, D. J. Bullock, F. H
Meir, A. T.. Elder, Charles Stephan
and Ferdinand Schmidt. Burial was in
Riverside. In attendance at the serv-
ices from out Of the city were Mr.. and
Mrs Davis Bullock, of Ames; Mrs
Albert Wilkinson, Of Gowrie. siste,
of Mrs. Gerhart's; Mrs M. B. Wilkin-
son, Tama; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Leech, LeGrand; Nathan McGrew, Gill
man. and Mrs. Anna Bowen, of Mt
l Vernon.