Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-30
Or. Bullard, osteopath. Is West Main.
Mrs. Nerl Meister went to Gladbrook
this morning to visit friends.

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Grass catchers. adjustable to any
size motor, priced sl.25. Abbott & SON.
Hammocks, large assortment,
prices range from SIPS up to IS. Ab-
bolt g. Son.
Rev. D. L. Cox, of Newburg, was in
the city this morning, on his way TO
Independence.
Master Verne Robinson went to
Dows this morning to visit his aunt,
Mrs. Bert Watz.
Our Abbott special lawn mower at
IS is the best value we have ever Of
fered Abbott & Son.
Special demonstration of Peerless
razor strop dressing in our west VIM
dow tonight. Abbott & Son.
Misses FYossie Crawford. of Brook
lyn, and Hazel Montgomery. of Gil
man. visited in the city Friday.
Replace that old ice box with Her.
rick refrigerator and notice the diner
ence in the ice bill. Abbott & Son.
Mrs. Louis E. Blink and son, Rus
sell, went to Clarion this morning 1or
a few days visit with her son Ray
mond,
Mrs. n. Z. Furlong and daughters.
Helen and Mary Catherine. left Tor
Cannon Falls, Mimi, to visit Mrs. j..
NJ. Carpenter.
With fans around you and cool, re-
freshing drink at our sanitary fountain
you will enjoy the summer DAY hoie
Come in. Pilgrim Pharmacy.
Rev. H. w. Cope's Sunday school
class. composed of twenty-five young
people of the Hartland Friends church.
enioyed a picnic Friday evening at
Riverview park.
Mrs. Amy Abr. of Evansville, Wis.,
accompanied by Miss Chrystai tnoi
colt who have been visiting Mrs. Rhr =
brother, Glen Rubbetton, went to North
Providence this morning, to visit her
father, c. A. Rubbetton.
The business cffice of the Marsha
Company W.. be open nnl-'
2 D. m. Saturday. June 80, the last Day
on which rentals for cu:lent mont
RAY be paid to secure the re. ate. Mar
stall Telephone Company.
Members of the Marthean Class OF
the Baptist Sunday school held pic
mic at Riverview park Friday evenins,-
which served as a farewell to Mrs. +.
Fletcher who has resigned as teacher
and as welcome to the new teacher,
Mrs NJ w Hovey. After supper the
girls went to the home of.Mrs. Fletcher.
l04 North First street. and presented
her with a souvenir spoon.
Al the PRESBYTERIAN church services
will be held at II a. m. and pipie
school at $50 a. m. The subject tor
the sermon will be How Conduct My
self Now?" In the evening joint
meeting will be held at the chapel. To-
Gated at corner of Bromley and Norih
Ninth avenue at O'Clock. The First
church is located at the
corner of Church and South Center
streets. Committee.
Members of the Snowflake Club met
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
c. w Wright, lis Arson street
changed their name to the Golden Roo
Club and elected new officers. Mrs.
Will Heater was chosen president;
Mrs. H. Bennett. vice president; Mrs
Wright. secretary and treasurer: ana
Mrs. e. D. Batesole. reporter. The re-
mainder of the afternoon was spent
with fancy work. after which the hos
tess served refreshments. assisted by
her daughter. Mrs. Roy Cotton, ana
hy Mrs Otto KLEIN
The 10-cent tea held Friday evening
by the young married peoples bible
class of Central Church of Christ at
the Ralph McCague home. Si2 West
Nevada street, was attended by seven
ty people. a program of songs by Mrs,
A. y. Hewitt. George Hedstrom, and
n. VI. OPrien, and readings by Mrs.
c. r. Overturf and Mrs. B. Elliott.
with music by an orchestra of the
class. was given. after which refresh
ments were served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Grubbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
J Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Baxter.
Nr. and Mrs. George Wigs, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. D. Stansberry, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
johnson.