Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ID. Halterman y!
Grinnell. visited in the city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs, r. L. Cove, Of Grin
nell. were visitors in the city Monday
Mrs. A. ]. Abbott went to Mason
City Monday for a visit with friends
Buy your wallpaper Of me and have
the work done right. w. A.'George. Jr',
ia2 West Main.
Mesdames Cora Bixby and Belle
Elliott, of Liscomb, were Monday Wis
itors In the city.
Sewing machines of quality can be
bought on easy payments here,
Schmidt's hardware,
Ms and Mrs. l. p. Jessup of Ban
gor who have been visiting in An
keny, were In the city Monday on the,.'
way home.
Mrs. Emily Sellers and Master Cliff
ford Jacobs went Monday to Mason
| City to visit the formers daughter,
Mrs. F. B. Cram.
Patriotic rally tonight, M. e. church,
1880. Special music. Everyone well
come. Bring a small mounted flag with
you. Committee. "a
Misses Helen Mitchell and Genevieve
OrviA Of Ottumwa, who have been Wis
iting the formers brother, J. w.
Mitchell, returned home Monday.
Mrs. George Hayes and daughter
Mrs. Margaret Lamb, of Grinnell, re-
turned home Monday after visit with
their son and brother. John Hayes.
A child welfare meeting will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the
Congregational mission, South Fifth
street, under the auspices of the w.
c. T. U.
Al Cornell and his company will or
fer at the Odeon Theater tonight one
Of those rip roaring comedy dramas.
A play with laugh from start to
finish. Prices 10 and 20 cents. odeon.
Mrs S.. d. stinebaugh, Of Grants
Pass, Ore and her sister, Mrs. s. E.
Rockhill, Of Riddle, Ore, who have
been visiting here with their sister.
Mrs. S. M. Cause, went Monday to
Clemens for visit with their father,
Samuel Mooney.
Your lawn needs a trimming. AS
usual we have full line of the oldest
line of lawn mowers made in Amer
lea. The Coldwell lawn mower is
made in the largest lawn mower fac
tory in America. Prices to please your
pocketbook. Schmidt's hardware,
Our reputation for making high class
photographs of children Is well known
and guarantee of absolute sa.!sfac-
ton. This Is baby week at Apgar's,
and is the one time during the year
this studio gives special prize. With
each sitting large portrait made in
the very best finish free. Apgar studio.
Secretary 3. A. Franquemont, Of the
Marshalltown Club. goes Wednesday to
Iowa City, to attend the meeting of
state commercial secretaries, which is
to be held Wednesday and Thursday.
Discussion of agricultural preparedness
for Iowa will form the main part Of the
program at the meeting
Word from Rochester, Mimi. Is to
the effect that W.. T. Boswell. who
underwent an operation for appendi-
cltis two weeks ago. Is getting along
nicely Mr.. Boswell Is there with his
sister, Mrs. H. w. Milliman. Of Indian
apolis, who 10 receiving treatment. He
expects to come home the end of this
week.
Complimentary to Albert and Hugh
Hemphin who, were recruited Monday
and will leave this week for Fl. Logan.
Colo, Miss Efne Hepmhili ana Miss
Hazel Orchard pleasantly entertained
fourteen friends Monday evening in the
reception room in woman's hall at the
soldiers home. The evening was en-
joyed with games and later refresh
ments were served.
Mrs Arminta Cox received word this
morning telling of the sudden death of
e. M. Cox, of Newton, brother Of
her husband, the late A. L. Cox. Mrs.
Cox did not know THAT MI. Cox had
been Ill, and no particulars were given
in the message as to the cause of death
or funeral arrangements. AS soon as
definite plans are nnade<Mrs. Cox and
will go to Newton.
You have often wished for one Of
those beautiful child study portraits Of
your child. like we have made for some
friend Of yours, but somehow you put
II OF and never had 1t taken-perhaps
you thought an art portrait large
enough to frame would be rather ex-
pensive. II such v the case Just re-
member that this is national baby week
and by having your baby's picture TAX
en- at this studio. you get a beautiful
portrait free. Look at our display,
corner Main and Center streets. Apgar
studio.
In honor Of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Babin, who left this afternoon for
Dixon. Ill, where they will make their
home, members and friends of St.
Paul's church held q farewell recep-
ton Monday evening at the D. w.
Marston home, 30s East State street.
One hundred friends called during the
evening to bid farewell to Rev. and