Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-17


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The Car workers Auxiliary will
meet Thursday for an all-day sew at
the home of Mrs. H. Rierson, 1104
South First avenue.
The Social Club Of the Degree OF
Honor will be entertained THURSDAY
afternoon by Mrs. Alice Johnson az
her home, sobA South First avenue elN ~
H r. II. Grim, of Chicago. vice presi-5
dent Of the American Federation Of
Railroad Workers, is spending the,
week in the city with his family I, < II
4. Mrs. John d. Mailing, Of Denver.
Colo, who has been visiting at the A..
Janney home. went Tuesday evening
to Gilman to visit her uncle. s.. Gregg.
i, The Harmony Aid Society will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Bert Beehrle and Mrs. - L.
Bowen. at the home OF Mrs. Beehrle at
Riveryiew park. n! IS Z. .gs.Ihs. Z
Jonn$p. Risley, q Des Moines chief
state OIL Inspector. was In the city to-
day to close up the affairs OF j. f..
|, Wildndan inspector for this district,
who died q few days ago: s& & ~. ...%..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hayne, Of Page.
Neb., arrived in the city Tuesday from
Williamsburg for a visit with the
formers brother, B. w. Page, three
miles southwest Of the city. =" r.
Take a kodak with you on your va
cation. But buy It now and learn how
to use 1t. We give instructions free.
Come in and see us. We are The East
man kodak dealers. Bowen's kodak
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There will be reception to new
members at the meeting Of the Won
ans Missionary Society of the First
United Evangelical church, to be held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Rev. &C. G. Zeigler, 201 Arson street.
Notice-Members Of the teamsters'
local will meet on the corner OF Rail-
road and Center streets at g a. m.
Sunday, May Fl to go to the picnic
grounds for the flrst annual picnic, no
dogs or firearms allowed. COMMITTEES.
Mrs. Robert Neal, Of North Yakima,
Wash. Is in the city for few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Roy NC
Kinnon.a Mrs. Neal Is on her way to
Gary, Ind, where, she will make her
home. Mr.. Neal is already at Gary,
where he Is employed by the Illinois
Steel Company l; /. ~. s..... : +. ~
| The Lilac Crochet Club was enter
| tained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. ]
G! Bingaman at her home, 500 South
4 Ninth avenue. The members spent the
| afternoon socially and with their
crocheting, and later the hostess
served a two-course lunch, assisted by
Mrs. r. J. Logsdon. j.. r.. ..f,s 7Iy,
Mrs! w. p. Hughess Of Council Bluffs,
twife of the managing editor of the
Council Bluffs tNonpareil, and a former
resident Of Marshalltown, is in the city
for a stay Of few days, looking at
ter property interests Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes are at present building new
home in Council Bluffs, which they exc
pect to occupy by the first of Septem-
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| They are all talking about it. The
| most wonderful device ever introduced
for heating cook stoves Burns a gas
| made from kerosene and air and pro-
duces a fire Of intense heat. Burns
4 from eight to twelve hours on one
gallon Of OIL II you use a coal OF
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4 demonstration. Open evenings. l. e
4 Huber, Is West State. -&
The usual reading occupied the aft
4 ernoon for the members OF the Shake-
speare Club when they met Tuesday
I afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harriet
DAILY, 20S West state street. During
4 the business meeting the members de-
cided to meet every week until the
reading Is finished, and then disband
for the summer. The hostess served
refreshments during the afternoon.
The Lyman Fl. Howe's travel fes-
tival comes to the Odeon Theater Sat
urday matinee and night. Everything
new. Firth OF Forth bridge, in Scot
land. A strange and wonderful con-
ception OF bridge building. It is ont
and a half miles long. and represents
the labor OF nearly 5000 men con-
tinuously working for seven years
Many other new and interesting feat
ures to be seen including the ever
popular cartoons. All children under
a12 at the matinee is cents. Odeon.
The funeral OF Harry Price was held
lat the home OF his father. Henry
Price, s11 West Nevada street, at 3: 80
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. B. F. Martin
iconductei the SERVICES. Burial was in
Riverside. The pail bearers were A
w. Zuercher. r. G. Jones, G, w
Rogers, Alfred p. Lee, J. =. Waldron,
and Harry iodine. The flower bearers
were Mrs, r, j. Hewitt and Misses
Daisy Seaman and Merle Diller. Those
from out Of town who were at the
lservice were L. q, Price, st. Paul: