Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-03


way home from Story City.
The city is flushing the mains again
\ Order pure Colfax water and keel
we'll. Phone Al. Bailey Boys.
4 Mrs. Paul Ruhmke, Of Eldora, who
has been visiting her cousin. Mrs L
Lynx, returned home Monday.
/ Mrs. E. Jentsch, Of Liscomb, went
Monday to Davenport after visit witt
/ her son, c. B. Jentsch In this city.
Mrs. Fielding M. Legg. Of Springfield
Ill. returned home Tuesday after {
visit with her sister, Mrs. F. g. Pierce
Mrs. Roy Griffin, Of Ogden. Utah
was in the city Monday on her way
to New Sharon to visit her father,
A. Curry.
| DR.. J. r. Livengood, Of Eldora, came
down Monday to visit his daughter
Mrs F. W. Horton. Mrs. L!yengood
is also here.
An Easter sale in the parlors of the
! Congregational church Thursday, Apri
s. by the fancy work department
Fancy work committee.
Look out for your drinking water
while the city is flushing the mains
| Drink pure Colfax water and keel
| well. Phone Al. Bailey Boys.
We have some millet seed for baby
chicks Makes dandy feed. Also milk
mash and mixed chick starter. Phone
119, Bowles & Billings, 3O5 Market
street. y
Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath, of
New Rockford. N. D., were in the city
Monday on their way to HaverhiN to
visit the formers brother, Michael Nc
Grath.
II you are tired and want to rest
just stop in at the Congregational
church for cup Of tea and waters
Thursday, April s. Fancy work conn
mittee. ~
P. l.. McDermott, e04 East Linn
street. LETT Monday evening for points
in Alberta, Canada, where he will re-
main for several months and perhaps
buy land and make his home there.
New Waists-This mornings express
brought us twenty-five new white
crepe de chine waists In clever styles.
May we show you now while the as
sentiments are complete? Benedict &
Brintnall.
Will every woman who makes the
Congregational church her home, and
expects to attend the thank offering
luncheon Friday, April s, kindly notify
Mrs. j. v. Bass not later than We'd
nesday. Committee.
Fifty new coats-This mornings ex-
press brought US nifty new coats in the
latest styles and colorings now in ia
vor with Dame Fashion. You are sure
to be pleased with one Of these beau
tiful garments. Benedict & Brintnall..
The fancy work department will
hold sale of fancy work of many
useful articles for summer wear, for
wedding and birthday gifts, also a
bake and colored egg sale. Fancy work
committees
Farms wanted-we have two cash
buyers for good Marshall county farms
lone for 100, acres and one for 40
acres. north Of Marshalltown preferred.
The best 10 none too good. Cali on or
address Hinecker 4 Negly, Marshall
town, lows.
Announcement-Stew Bros, pro-
prietors Of the West End Feed Barn.
have arranged one half Of their large
barn to accommodate a large number
of cars. This barn will be open day
and night for the benefit of car own
ers who wish to run their. cars In. The
rates will be the same as for q team
and Observation-Disclosures.
Double funeral services were held
this afternoon at o'clock at the SOL
diers' home assembly hall for Caleb
Drake Of Davenport, and Jesse Fos-
ter, Of Eldon. Chaplain Pratt had
charge Of the services, and burial was
in the home cemetery. The funeral Of
w. F. Jones', Of Humboldt. will be held
Wednesday afternoon at O'clock in
charge Of Chaplain Pratt.
Chapter BIB Of P. e. o., met Monday
afternoon at the home, Of Mrs. w. g.
Devine 312 North First street, and
took up the study Of Mexico. under the
leadership of Mrs. H. "A. Kinnan, who
read paper on the churches and mis-
sions OF Mexico. Mrs. Roy Bradbury
read paper on the education Of the
country, and general discussion by
the members closed the afternoons
study. es M
3 The weekly meeting Of the Monday
Bridge Club was held Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Earl Stod-
dart, South Third avenue, the prise
for high score being won by Mrs.
Roy WATSON. In serving tWo-course
lunch the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Harry Stoddart. Miss Bertha Haf-
baugh. Of Highland Park, Ill. and Miss
Florence Harris, Of Chicago, were
guests from out Of the city.
This is Easter week, and also ham
week. Having big lot Of hams and
bacon on hand. we will sell all this
week. or as long a. the supply lasts
swift's Premium hams, 8 to ~ pound
average. pound Zee; Swifts Premium
bacon. pound IS cents Very choice
picnic hams. - cents Z pound; good ba-
Don " cents :. pound. Buy your meats
at the Wholesale prics. HoeAy Meat ana
Provision Co; 10 South First avenue.
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