Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-09

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VIII Drug Company.
The Past Noble Grands' Association
! OF Marshall County will meet In Odd
Fellows hall Friday afternoonsat $3.50.
It's moving time. so phone 51s. Our
big auto truck Is waiting for your or
ders. Jenscn's Auto Transfer Com.
pany
| The Martha Washington Club will
4 meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. c. e. Andre. go South
Second avenue.
! R. e. Forrey was called to Marengo
Monday by the illness of his mother,
Mrs. Frank Sceele, who is suffering
with heart trouble
Chief Of Police Charles Breckel was
in Des Moines today as witness in
the federal court in local cases for
selling liquor illegally.
! Mrs. D. F. Arnold has gone to Ham
mond, Ind. where she will join Mr..
Arnold, who is a superintendent in a
glucose factory at Roby, Ind.
The Busy Bee Circle win be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
w. b. Ferries and Mrs. l.. Grant at the
home Of the former. 40 East State
! street. z'.S =.
Christian Science lecture tonight at
church building. Fifth and Main
streets, 8:15 o'clock. Admission free.
No collection. You are invited. Chris
I tian Science Directors. 80.
No waiting at Everists Why! Be-
cause he has the workmen to hang
NV A..
per as low as cents per roll. AEyerist
wall paper and paint house
We have twenty bags of extra fancy.
recleaned German millet for sale. Phone
in and we will save 1t for you or come
after it at any time. Bowles & Billings
Grain Company, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Miss Emily Perkins spent Monday
in Grinnell in attendance at the after
noon concert of the New York SYM
phony orchestra and to hear her friend
Miss Jessie Christian, formerly of
Grinnell, who is soloist with the or
chestra.
All women of the Fourth ward who
are interested in the success of the
equal suffrage movement are cordially
invited to meet. at the public library
Hostetter, chairman Of the Fourth
ward.
The musical comedy around the
Town." will close their engagement at
the Odeon Theater tonight, one per-
Torrance at s: 80. Don't miss this show.
It's the liveliest, biggest and best mu-
steal comedy that has ever played Mar
shAlltown. at these prices. Is. %, IS
and so cents. Odeon.
In honor of Miss Agnes Weaver who
will become the bride~tof Charles Vys-s
kocil on May IS. Miss Lois Glidden en-
tertained twenty-five guests Monday
evening at bathroom shower at her
home, EOS East Webster street. The
evening was spent socially and in
piecing quilt blocks. Large bouquets
of violets were used in the decorations
OF the home. In serving refreshments
Miss Glidden was assisted by her sis
ter Pearl. Miss Weaver received many
useful gifts. '".- w.
Silk- Tone, the beautiful, is the best
and cheapest material for your walls:
Nineteen beautiful colors to select
from. No wall Is as pretty as Silk
Tone wall. Silk-Tone Is not affected
by atmospheric conditions. ut is steam
ana gas proof. It will not chalk, peel,
crack or blister You can wash a Silk
Tone wall with soap .sand water, and
continued washing does not affect it..
The walls Of the Strand Theater are
covered with ilkTone. John B. Sim
mons is the exclusive Silk Tone dealer. I
Phone 204.-Advertisement. = =
Members of the Rotary Club were
entertained at the bf-weekly supper on
evening in the offices Of the
Let's Fletcher company. Most of the
edibles served were OF the leading
brand of canned products marketed by
the company. About forty were served
by Misses Fannie and Lou Vogel and
Jessie Moore. Mrs. Lizzie Oppice, and
E. l.. Kinnan. In talk of an hour
w. T. Smith, manager of Let's Fletch-
err company, described Interestingly the
processes of packing by which the
fruits and vegetables eaten had been
put into tin. The club sent a night
letter to B. F. Robinson. Of Taylor
township, who is in Rochester. MINI,
hospital wishing him a quick recovery.
Mr.. Robinson underwent an operation
for cancer of the lower lip Saturday.
His condition is reported good. and the
operation proved that the glands of
the neck were unaffected by the dis
ease. s.-st -s5a.s -a.s. ..... ~ B, "a.