Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-28

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Miss Elsie Davis, Of Albion, was Il
tho city Friday. " s
wanted--Men for ice wagons, 600
wages. Marshall Ice Company.
Tonight, 1925 flags, sox5o. speciu
7sc. Simmons book store.
Drivers over Is years of age wanted
United Delivery Company. Advertise
ment.
Violin lessons Wednesdays and Sal,
urdays. over Is South First avenue
Cassie Mullineaux Richards.
Mrs George Hermance went to Ell
dora Friday evening for an over-Sun
| day visit with John Arnold and fam
lily.
Send your palm beach suits and sill
shirts to Meeker's soft water laundry
Hand work Prices reasonable. --Ad
lvertisement.
Everything for the picnic at Urbine'
peanut butter, jelly, pickles, olives
beans. preserves, honey and everything
In cold meats. Urbine's.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. johnson leav
Monday for Hackensack, Mimi, to visi
for a month with the formers sons
Harry and Robert johnson.
Mrs. M. Vanney and daughter Beu
lah left Friday evening for Canastots
8. D., where they will make an in
definite visit with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs.fJ l.. Daniels, of low,
Falls who have been visiting the for
mers grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. n
l.. Daniels, returned home Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. w.. E. LANCER and little. sol
went to Des Moines this morning TO
an over-Sunday visit with her hus
band, who is employed on the canton
ment at Camp Dodge.
w. H. Ferguson, Of Union, was il
the city Friday to meet his grandsons
Melvin and Ferguson Ely, of .Kansa:
City, Mo-. who arrived for 81 visit a
the Ferguson home.
Miss May Baker.Sof Tulso, Okla, wh'
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
ella Baker, for two weeks, leaves Sun
day night for Omaha and Huron, S
D., to visit relatives for. few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs q, w. McNeely, who
have been on an automobile trip II
Minneapolis for three weeks, accompa-
MED by Mrs Cora Wiley and daughter
Miss Grace Wiley, arrived home Fri
day.
The members Of the Carworkers
Auxiliary met Friday afternoon at tn
home Of Mrs. Henry Reierson, 10
Iowa street, and enjoyed the afternoon
socially. Refreshments were served b!
the hostess.
The business office Of the Marshal
Telephone Company will be open unit
p. m. Tuesday, july 81. the last da,
on which rentals for current month
may be paid to secure the rebate. Mar
shall Telephone Company.
Wanted-To rent beginning Sept. l
two modern furnished rooms with batf
for couple. Arranged for light house
keeping preferred. Unless you hav'
something strictly modern do not an
swer. Address AIS, care Of Times
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Hausafus, Of
Granite City, motored to the, city Fri
day to meet Mr.. and Mrs. III. 3. Wright
of clifford, and left in the evening TO-
Granite City and Monmouth, Ill.,, II
the Hausafus automobile, to visit rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. C.. II. Brown. Of State Center
accompanied by her granddaughter
Helena Brown. Of Geneva, who has bee
visiting for two months at the Brow
home, was in the city Friday, beinl
on her way to Gensya to yiait her sons
George and Lisle Brown.
If you have any paperhanging OF
painting to do, let the Skegg Wall Pa
per Co. figure on 1t. The right mater
ials at the right prices, and exper'
workmen who will do your work a
it should be. done. The Skegg Wal
Paper Co, 1913 East Main.
! II you have added on to your hous'
or If you bought too small a furnace
in the first place arrange with US TO-
an exchange and get big new one
Coal is coal nowadays and the larg
furnace with low fire gets the mos
heat out Of the fuel used. Lenno:
Furnace Company.
The regular meeting Of the Woman
Missionary Association Of the Unite
Brethren church was held Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Georg
Hines, sos North First avenue, tn
members holding their business meet
ing and devoting the remainder Of tn
afternoon to missionary reading.
Buttermilk bread is the finest in tn
land to toast for the morning break
fast or the picnic sandwich, especiall
when its Shrubs buttermilk bread. Thi
is the bread that has made Marshall
town bakery goods talked OF by out Q
town visitors to local homes. You
grocery has Shrubs. Shrubs bakery an
cafe.
In honor OF the eth birthday anniver
sary Of her son John, Mrs. J. D. Paine
entertained twenty children Friday aft
ernoon at her home, 302 North Firs
street. The little guests enjoyed tn
afternoon with games under the direc
ton Of Miss Margaret Parks, and Mrs
Palmer served a two-course lunch
She was assisted by Miss May Neil.
The funeral Of Cassius M. Titlow
who died at his. home south Of Liscoml
Wednesday night, was held from tn
Christian church Friday afternoon a
$3.50 o'clock, In charge Of Rev. R. E
Musgrave, assisted by Rev. g. w
Biersborn. The pail bearers were Viii