Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18
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Diamonds. HellberE.
Bring your watches in Hodges
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Milk per can s cents. Star grocery.
DR. Billiard, osteopath 16 West Main.
Dr. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Oak porch rockers at sa95. Marion
Gard.
Mrs. w. B. Bohen visited in Eldora
Sunday.
Hammocks complete with ropes for
only $1.25. Marion Gard,
Crystal refrigerators cut the ice bill
one half Marion Gard.
To Rent--Modern seven room house,
211 North Second street. Marion Gard.
Teacher of piano, 10 North Fifth
street: phone 1491. Miss Mae Belle
AXE.
Adjustable back couch hammocks,
wit chains and hooks for hanging, at
$10s0. Marion Gard,
For low prices in watches, diamonds,
and repairing Murray, the jeweler, 10
East Main street, up stairs.
The Sunday school and community
picnic of the Bethany United Brethren
church will be held all day Wednesday
at Riverview park.
Miss Lauretta Nichols. who has
been attending University of Wiscon-
sin, arrived home Sunday from Madi-
son to spend the summer vacation.
There will be five and ten cent
social in the basement of the First
United Evangelical church Tuesday
evening, If weather stormy will be
held Wednesday evening. Committee.
Mrs. Mary E. Curtis, 1903 North Ninth
street Saturday afternoon fell off the
back porch at her home and dislocated
her left shoulder. She is getting along
nicely.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs,
J. S. Booth and Mrs. L. P. Clemens at
the home Of the former, 2l0 North
First avenue. N.a
DR.. M. w. Rosengren, Of Ackley, ana
Charles P. Roth, a druggist of tnar
place, were in the city Saturday night,
the guests Of the formers brother, City
Clerk Oscar Rosengren.
The derailment of an NJ & ST. l..
freight train Saturday near Winfield
delayed northbound passenger No.
from reaching this city until 1890 Sat
urday night, about five hours late.
Mrs. Jack Cutoff, of Omaha, for
merly Miss Winifred Cousins, Of this
city, arrived in the city Saturday and
will be q guest at the L. S. kilbourn
home, and Of other friends, for week.
Cedar Rapids papers tell of the pur-
chase by E. B. Cook, Of this city, OF q
large interest inrthe Calder Van and
Storage Company, of that city, and say
that Mr.. Cook will move to Cedar Rap
ids to live. e.
The annual reunion and reception OF
the Marshalltown High School Alumni
Association will be held tonight IN
Cummings hall, beginning at o'clock.
All alumni Of the school are invited to
be present Committee. .
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The annual reunion and reception or
| the Marshalltown High School Alumni
Association wilrsbe held tonight in
Cummings hail. beginning at So'clock.
All alumni of the school are invited to
be present. Committee
Frank Boardman, of Chicago, came
Sunday to visit for a week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Board
man. Mrs. George B. Green and chill
dren, of Waterloo. came this morning
for weeks stay with Mrs. Green's
parents. aa
II you want good grass seed, get
the Bardwell at the McCord grocery
This seed will grow in shady spots as
well as the sunny spots of your lawn
It's the famous imported English lawn
grass seed. Ask for Bardwell's. McCord
Grocery.
Commandant and Mrs. B. c. White
DILL, OF the soldiers HOile, anu wi. oho
Mrs. Charles E. Smith drove Sunday
to Minneapolis in the Whitehill car.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitehill go to attend
the wedding Of their niece, Miss Mabel
Nasen, which takes place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will visit the for
mer's brother, Jack Smith. The party
expect to return Thursday.
Funeral services tor w. F. Williams
were held Saturday afternoon at 1880
from the Williams home. four miles
northeast Of the city, Rev. Leroy Gal
lagher, Of Green Mountain, officiating.
The flower bearers were Misses Bessie
Poynes, Della Bruce, Minnie Tune, and
Myrtle Baily. The pail bearers were
Howard Nicholson, Charles Wheeler,
Carl Drury, William Murty. Fred Shet-
Ter, and John Estal. Burial was in
Reversible. .i.
Des Molnes papers tell Of the mar
rage In that city Saturday Of MISS
Ida Finn, formerly Of that city, to DR..
%. W. Howard, of Dee 'Moines, Right
Rev. Mgr. Flavin performing the cere-
mony at the rectory Of St Ambrose
u>I,~ br;do 10 da,,phf ar Of