Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

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generation. Abbott and Son.
Spokane potatoes at Cray's cafe,
phone Observation-Disclosures
Galvanized iron chick coops. priced
at $24 dozen Abbott and Son.
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Fire, lightning and tornado insurance
George r. Norris, over IS West Main.
Sentimental Charley Chaplin At the
New Colonial Saturday. Advertise :
| ment.
Our Abbott's special, IA Inch cut lawn
mower, an excellent value at IS. ABB
bolt and Son. h. r,
Mrs. Vernon Reed, of Melbourne.
came Thursday to visit until Sunday
at the home of her mother; Mrs. S. n.
| Stephenson.
Miss Ethel Griffith OF Buffalo Cen
| ter. returned to her home today after
spending week with her aunt, Mrs.
C. H. Hendrickson.
We do not sell beer or near beer, but
do sell the Bailey Boys root beer Get
the habit Keep a case on ice Phone
A. Bailey Boys and their pop.
Mrs. H. ". Stewart and daughter.
Virginia, OF Waterloo, returned to their
home Thursday evening after few
days visit at the Fred Weaver home.
| A busy afternoon was spent In quilt
! ing by the members Of the aid society
| of the First United Evangelical church
who met Thursday in the lecture room
| Of the church.
George A. Bondage arrived home
| this morning from Dubuque, where he
| has been attending Dubuque College
and will spend the summer with. his
father, T.. H. Bendlage.
New skirts, this morning we received
| large shipment Of black and navy
silk poplin skirts-nothing nicer for all
| summer wear-complete range of sizes
| from "a to k38. Benedict & Brintnall.
No matter what make OF tire you
have or who you bought it Of. if it
hasn't run its guaranteed mileage we
will be glad to take care Of the adjust
ment The g. w. Darling Company sup
ply department.
Rev. H. S. Rutherford, deaf mute
minister from Chicago. was in the city
Thursday to conduct religious services
for mutes at the home of Roy Butler.
500 Summit street. Mrs. J. w. Clark,
Of Nevada, was here for the services.
New coats, this mornings express
brought us shipment Of black silk
faille and black wool gabardine coats.
These coats are very desirable for all
i
Ing their needs for fall. Benedict g
Brintnall.
Glenn Richards, deputy clerk OF
courts, has been engaged by the man
ayers of the state fair to judge poultry
at the annual fair this fall. This will
make the third consecutive year Rich
ard has been employed for this work.
Four judges are engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee WATSON, of Phil
lipsburg. KAN who have been visiting
here with Mr.. Wasson's mother, Mrs.
Ida WATSON, and sister, Mrs. r. c. VAL
entine, went in their auto to Belle
Plaine, today to visit until Sunday with
Mrs. Wasson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver, before starting homo.
Mrs. c. T. Harvey, Of Guthrie Gem
ter, arrived in the city Thursday eves'
ming to be present tonight at the grad Z
uation Of her niece, Miss Florence
Dawson Mrs. Harvey will remain for
g. few days visit at the George M.
Lyon home and with Miss Ldella Men
denhall.
Mrs. w. c. Odenwalder, 10s South
Seventh avenue, was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at the regular meeting
Of the jolly Club. The members en-
joyed the afternoon with their fancy
work. In serving refreshments the
hostess was assisted by her sister.
Miss Nina Finch, and Mrs. Mark
Thomas.
Judge Cummings has ordered Henry
e. Cornelius, aged ~ years, son of
John B. Cornelius e10 Cole street, ad-
mitted to the hospital Of the medical
college Of the state university at Iowa
City for treatment and operation for
hernia. Miss Edith VAIN, the school
nurse was designated to, take the boy
to the hospital.
A mothers club which has recently
been organized in connection with the
Congregational mission held an inter-
esting meeting Thursday afternoon at
the mission when DR.. Cora Williams
.Choate gave talk on Red Cross work.
After the talk refreshments were
served by the girls club of the mis-
sion. This club of girls will meet
Tuesday evening to be organized into
Camp Fire group.
Complimentary to Harry Etter, who
has enlisted in the marines and leaves
the city Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs C. H.
orchestra of Central Church of Christ
with their families Thursday evening
at their home, Ill North Ninth street.
Music occupied the evening hours, at
the close of which the hostess, served
refreshments, assisted by Mrs. NJ. o. |
Ebert, Mrs. Austin Wiley. and Miss
Marian Reese.
At the meeting OF Rowena Circle.
held Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Fred Plander, $40 South Sixth |
street, the members decided to hold
a picnic July 4. The remainder of the
afternoon was enjoyed in piecing quilts
and with guessing contest, in which
the prize was won by Mrs. A. E. Pax
son. In serving refreshments the host
ess was assisted by Mrs. w, D. Pland-
er and Miss Opal Wilgus. Mrs. Alfred
Howarth, Of Harlan, was guest at the
meeting.
The last meeting OF Alpha Chapter