Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-15


The Priscilla Club of Taylor town
ship held it's regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bert
Stewart, eight miles northeast of the
city, the members enjoying the after
noon with their fancy work. The
hostess served refreshments
Hay, will be very scarce this year,
so much Of it winter-killed the recent
| rains have drowned out some of the
corn, etc., on the bottoms, why not
seed some millet for hay? Makes
splendid mich COW feed---cows give
more milk. Try it. We have millet
seed at $50 per bushel of fifty pounds
Takes thirty-five to forty pounds to
seed each acre. Phone 119. Bowles &
Billings Grain Company 3O5 Market
street, Marshalltown, Iowa.
At the regular meeting of the aid
society Of Central Church of Christ,
held Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors, the members held farewell
party in honor of Mrs. S. j. Stremler.
who is leaving Sunday to make her
| home in lola, Kan, and presented her
with a souvenir spoon. Following the
business meeting Mrs. o. L. Peterson
gave piano numbers and Mrs. Guy Bar
Der sang. Refreshments were served
by the kitchen committee. with Mrs.
A. E. Ream as the chairman. Mrs.
Stremler was formerly the chairman
Of this committee.
A wedding announcement received in
Timber Creek township Thursday. tina:
will be of interest to friends in the
city and the township, was that of
Clarence Hudson, second son Of George
Hudson, Of Healdsburg, Cal, formerly
residing in Timber Creek township I'M
til four years ago. Mr.. Hudson was
married June in Santa Rosa to Miss
Lenore Gibson, of Santa Rosa. The
couple will probably make their home
in Healdsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hudson left California today by auto
mobile to come here and visit during
the summer with their son. Russell
Hudson, and daughter, Mrs. H. H.
Hayne.
Members Of ST. Margaret's Mission
enjoyed their last meeting of the year
Thursday evening at the J. E. Swing
ley home, 3O4 Summit street, with
Misses Grace and lMaude Swingley,
Evelyn Kidder and Caroline Bierman
as the hostesses. During the business
session the members decided to hold
their annual picnic June % at River
view park, plans for summer work
were made, and dance for the bene-
fit Of the Red Cross was planned for
next Wednesday, June 20. at Cum
mings hall After disposing of the
business q guessing contest was en-
joyed in which the prizes were won by
Mrs. Clarence Alexander and Miss
Fannie Flower. At the close Of the
evening the hostesses served refresh
ments assisted by Miss Audrey Strair,
Of Waterloo.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fredricka
Anderson held Thursday afternoon at
2:30 from the Swedish Lutheran
church. Rev. A. j. Anders Of Elm
church officiating. The pail bearers
were Albert Berg. Of this city. and
five grandchildren, Charles and VIII
Lindgren, Of Patton: Emil Hanson, Of
Minneapolis; Charles Emerson, Of
Boone; and L. c. Hampton. Of this city.
The flower bearers were Miss Jennie
Emerson, Of Ames: Mrs. James Benson,
of Boone; and Mrs. Bernice Sholstrorn,
of this city. Relatives in attendance
from out of the city were Mrs. ]. E.
Kunselman, her daughter Mrs. Kath-
crime Field and grandson Elmer Field
Of Harvard, Neb.; Mrs. j. E. Lin dgren
and daughter Jennie, and Charles and
Will Lindgren. Of Patton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Emerson, of Boone: and Miss
Jennie Emerson Of AmeS,