Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-09

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| Dr. H.. &. schmitz was in Eldora on
business Friday. .
ri. p. Nyce. Of Liscomb, was in the
city on business Friday. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Maxfield, of Min
erva, spent Friday in the city.
/ Fine rugs cleaned by our new pro-
cess. Meeker Laundry Company.
Wanted-To rent pasture for cattle,
i phone Plumb Bros, Marshalltown.
Mrs. Maria Smith and daughter Eva,
4 OF State Center, were in the city FRI
day.
Violin lessons Wednesdays and Sat
urdays. over Is South First avenue
| Cassie Mullineaux Richards.
Il Equip your Ford with shock absorb
Il ers, we have large supply and prices
Il right. The G. w. Darling Company
supply department.
We do not sell beer or near beer, but
do sell the Bailey Boys root beer. Get
the habit Keep case on ice. Phone,
Al. Bailey Boys and their pop.
4 Buy meats tonight at Hilleman's
4 market as this place will close all day
4 Sunday to comply with the law. Hille-
4 mans Market across from Casino
4 Theater. VIII
Il The Congregational church, Main
Il and Fourth street, invites you to SER
4 vices tomorrow At. 10:30 a. M, Chill
\ dren's day services with baptism OF
| children; at 5 p. m, moving pictures
Of our army and navy. with excellent
Il music. Committee. 81
Il Children of the morning class Of the
Franklin school kindergarten were en-
4 tertained Friday by Mark NJ. Evans
II Jr, who was years old. Mrs. Evans
| assisted the kindergarten, Miss Grace
II Wells, in entertaining the children ana
serving refreshments,
/ The regular meeting Of the Pastime
| Club was held Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. H. K. Anderson, sos West
South street. While the members en-
joyed the time socially and with fancy
work Dorothy Wannell sang several
/ numbers. At the close Of the after
noon the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. F. G. Scheduling, 7o1 East Main
| street, was hostess Friday to- the Pris-
| ella Club. whose members enjoyed the
| afternoon with their fancy work and
4 with guessing contest in which the
prizes were won by Mrs. Phil Byrd
/ and Mrs. A. Eckman. In serving re-
freshments Mrs Scheduling was assist
4 ed by her daughter. Mrs. Fred Gle, q
4 Lamoille.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. D, Presnall, Of AL
| bion, were in the city Friday night.
to witness the graduation Of Miss Carol
Houghton Miss Houghton's cousin.
Miss Alma Van Horn, of Des Moines,
/ and Mrs. w. C. Van Horn and lone, Of
| Albion. were also here. Miss Alma
Van Horn, who is in training at the
! Methodist hospital, will return to Des
Moines Sunday morning.
| All parties who are thinking Of pur-
chasing oil or gasolene stoves should
first see the blue hame kerosene gas
burners for cook stoves and ranges
takes the place Of coal and wood, OPP
d.erates at one half, the cost and will
Eheats the entire range to any desired
Temperature. Demonstration tonight
at factory, lot North Center street.
Send for illustrated cataloS, Gas Heat
| Ing Devices Company.
Pupils OF Linn township district
school. No. with their mothers ana
s few friends. enjoyed q picnic Friday
ct Riverview park, when the losing
team in ground squirrel killing con-
1 - v{v.v1n e
Diesing was the captain OF the winnt q
team, which won IS points. the captain
getting 80 Of them. Harold Hodson
was the captain Of the losing side'
which won 81 points. This contest was
held for three weeks.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
| Tigges were held Friday from the resi-
| dence, 7Os West State street. in charge
Of Rev Karl Rest. assisted by Rev.
| J.. C. Kruger, at noon, and from the
German Evangelical church near
GIaverhtll. in charge of Rev. Mr.. Krue-
\ ger, the pastor, at 2:30 o'clock The
flower bearers were Mrs. Henry Propp
| and daughter Lydia, and the pail bear
crs IRA Kramer, Fred, Charles, and G. J..
Meier. Adam Amendt, and Martin
Bohrisch.e Burial was IN the church
/ cemetery.
An all-day sew was held Friday oy
the Baptist aid and mission circle IN
! the church parlors. Lunch was served
at noon by the hostesses, Mesdames
| E. M. Singleton, Fred Sheldon, w. W.
Doolittle gAdolph Pose. and Wylls
Nichols. In the afternoon the aid So
ciety held a business session and de-
cided to aid in the Red Cross work at
, It's meetings and appointed commit
| tee to be in charge with Mrs. Emma
Jones as chairman. During, the mis-
4 sion meeting Mrs. Aaron Palmer gave
a talk on "Old Spain in New America"