Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-07

LoS 40 sell you nag. SUMMONS DOCK
store.
Buy your silktQne paint now. Sim
I mona book store, -
Girls wanted-One Cent to Ninety
nine Cent Varsity Store.
DR.. Boyd, physician and oculist. Phone
1872. ONCE with DR.. F'razey,-Adv.
y Elks' dance Tuesday evening at
lodge rooms, for members only Com
/ mittee. s..
Try Kemper Bros. architect and
I builder. Office over lis East Main
street-Advertiseme
Early Ohio seed potatoes, any guam
4 tity you want. Phone 626 or 234, or
call. Overturf grocery.
\ Just arrived a fine lot Of former $3.50
/. copyright books. on sale at 60 cents
( each. Simmons book store.
Violin lessons Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays, over Is South First avenue
( Cassie Mullineaux Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. stipp spent Fri
i DAY in State Center visiting Mr.. and
MIS-. d. MCMAHON auC other ITl6nOS.
Why pay more when you can buy the
best for less? We save you money on
your varnish and paint purchases. Sim
4 mons book store.
Mrs. Margaret NJ. Snyder and chill
dren will spend Sunday with Mrs.
Snyder,s parents, Judge and Mrs. j.
! w. Willett in Tama.
We are up to the last clock tick on
interior decorating with paper or paint.
See me for prices. w. A. George Jr.,
122 West Main street.
Place your order now for that paint
ing and interior decorating. We will be
on the job when promised. w. A.
George Jr., 122 West Main.
wanted-A delivery man. capable Of
handling Ford car in Al manner; one
who is intelligent and acquainted with
the city. Levin Dry Goods Co.
Cut the H. c. of L. by buying your
wall paper Of our Dollar Saving Line.
Expert paperhangers and painters at
your service. Simmons book store.
For your wall paper and painting go
to the right place. Large selection Of
wall paper. Expert suggestions. Ex-
perts to do the work. w. A. George Jr.,
122 West Main.
Mrs. A. c. Sloss. OF Ames, formerly
Miss Helen Boggie, came this morning
to visit over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boggie. Mr.. Sloss
will come this evening.
Mrs. Charles Munson went to Iowa
City this forenoon to remain over Sun
day with her husband. who is at Mercy
hospital taking treatment for ulcera-
ton Of the go. He is improving slow
~.
The standard Of wall paper. the great
Birge line is on sale at Everist's. II
you want something good demand Birge
wall papers. Forty more rooms next
week. No waiting. Everist's wall paper
] house. opposite the NJ. E. church.
Everist,s.
Everist's wall paper house.-Everist
with his large force of paper hangers
can handle forty or more rooms next
week. No waiting. At Everist's good
wall paper III to, 10 cents per roll.
EveristA opposite the M. E. church,
Everist.s.
..MEfand Mrs E. T. Austin, who have
BEEN in Chicago for week. where Mrs.
Apstin has been a patient at Mercy
hoSpital for examination, returned
Home Friday night. Mrs. Austin was
sold that her case did not require an
operation A
bishop U. F. Swengel, of Harrisburg,
Pa, a bishop of the United Evangelical
church. will be In the city Tuesday and
viii preach at the State Street United
Evangelical church Tuesday evening.
At this time the new pastor OF the
church, s. N. Ramige, Of Waterloo, will
probably be here.
Miss Daisy Lille was pleasantly sur
bIised by twenty-five friends Friday
svening at her home, liz 1ngledue
street, in honor of her 18th birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
with games and music and refresh
mehts We're served by Mrs. A. H. Lille
And Misses Phyllis Fanton and Evelyn
Herbert.
In honor Of her 18th birthday ami
yersary Miss Gladys Shaffer. 311 West
Linn street, entertained eighteen friends
Friday evening. The hours were en-
j0yed with games and music. Miss
Bessie Graham assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments. Jean Simpkins
and Conrad Given, of Conrad. were
guests from out Of the city.
Mrs. Eleanor Childs, of Waterloo,
came this morning to visit at the home
Of her cousin. Mrs, Joseph Johnston.
The latter's niece, Miss Ethel Bron-
son, Of Minneapolis, arrived Friday
night to visit her mother, Mrs. Ira
Johnston. Mrs. Eleanor Hitch, Of Fl.
Madison, another. niece of Mrs. john
stan, is also visiting in the city.
"A telegram from T. I. WATSON to his
son r. T. wasson, this morning, an
tinanced that Mr.. and Mrs. WATSON
he'd missed their Union Pacific con-
neetion at Denver, and would not
r1Sch home until midnight tonight Mr..
and Mrs. WATSON, who are on their
way home from a winters stay in
california, expected to reach home at
t:10 this afternoon.
1.-THE members of the Talitha Cumi
Club Of the Congregational church en-
fertained q few guests Friday evening
IN the church parlors. The evenings
entertainment consisted Of games and a
guessing contest in which the prize was
won by Miss Olga Harris. of Grinnell.
ssss;;ssss:-eesh:;ients were served by COM
Mittee. Beside Miss Harris. Miss Ruth
Nav,naru ~ (srippoIl aod Mise Eonr,.a&