Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05
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CITY IN BRIEF

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| Dr. Bullard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Hair cut. % cents. Schoenhuts. 10
South First street.
Drink Colfax water and keep well.
Phone Al. Bailey Boys.
Mrs. Glen Jay. of Clemens, was
Thursday visitor in the city.
Mrs. A. Olson and Miss Mary Olson,
of Nevada, were IN the city Thursday
Fire. lightning and tornado insurance.
George r. Norris. over 80 West Main
Select sugar cured skinned hams 70:
Friday and Saturday, 17h cents. bar
gain store market.
| We repaint cars and horse vehicles
at reasonable prices. Marshalltown
Buggy Company.
| Mrs. Rebecca Johnson, of Roland,
was in the city Thursday, being on her
way home from Iowa City.
| :. Good home cooked meals at the Will
son Hotel, % cents. Corner Church ana
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| Il Is. Danallln, Oh nav dluell, AC
turned home Thursday after visit
with his cousin, F. O. Durham.
| My seven-roOm modern cottage at
$40 West Church street is for sale at
bargains, if taken soon. A. Z. Myers
grocery.
Every scholar of the Central Church
bible school is urged to start in next
Sunday and attend regularly. Com
mittee.
Mrs. Henry Niedert and Mrs. Fred
| Niedert, of CanaStOta, S. D., who nave
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Ingle-
due, went Thursday evening to Hamp-
| ton.
The Loyal Womens bible class of
the Central bible school made fine
record in the school last year and will
start the new year with larger plans
than ever before. Committee.
Remember the coat sale is now in
full swing. The coats have been ship
ped by our New York designer with
instructions to close quickly at prices
which are substantial saving to you.
Benedict & Brintnall.
| Dinners and parties call for ice
cream. and it is then you should talk
with Wachters confectionery about
vanilla, strawberry, chocolate or or
ange pudding. ice cream and pineapple
sherbet Phone 666. Wachter's, 33
West Main.
Many people think that the big
chorus which is leading the singing of
| the Gunder meetings is better than the
Billy" Sunday chorus Of seven years
| ago. Have you heard them sing? Why
not tonight at 1880 in the Baptist tenn
pie? Committee.
The bible school of the Central
Church of Christ has the very best
equipment for classes; it has the very
best organization, and the most eff
Gent and consecrated officers and
teachers that we are able to get. We
want the best for all Of the members
Of our bible school. Committee.
A good New Years resolution for the
members Of the Young Married Peo-
pies Bible Glass of the Central Church
bible school. will be to attend the class
Sunday morning. Mr.. c. Z. Edsall, the
new president Of the class, will be
glad to see every one Of the liz mem
bers present. Committee.
Members of the aid society of the
Elm Lutheran church Thursday after
noon spent the afternoon socially at
the church. The hostesses, Mrs. T. S.
Thompson and Mrs. Bertha Rain.
served refreshments. assisted by Mrs.
| A. Norland and Miss Heel Norlard,
Miss Leona Birkeland, Miss Pearl Lar
son, and Mrs. c. B. Johnson.
Gunder. the evangelist, is a speaker
Of force and power. He hits hard but
| he hits true. He has been in the work
only four years but he stands very
high among the evangelists of the
country and was strongly commended
to our community by BILLY" Sunday.
You should hear him tonight at the
Baptist temple at 1880. Committee.
| County Superintendent G. f. Shut
has been appointed on a legislative
committee of the educational council
| Of the State Teachers Association to
report on the subject Teaching Civcs
and Training For Citizenship by
State Superintendent Of Public In
struction A. M. Deyoe. The report is
to be made at the next meeting of the
educational council.
| Officers of Bonnie Doom Lodge, No.
| 619, Mystic Workers of the World.
were installed Thursday evening in
| Red Mems hall by the project c. r.
Roupe. The following officers besides
| the project were, installed: Mrs. Otto
KLEIN, monitor; Mrs. A. L. Clark, Sec
rotary; George Nichols. banker: H. o.
Case, marshal: A. l.. Clark. inside
watch; C. c. Jennings, outside watch;
l.. A. Hanson, E. Hilderbrand. and Otto
KLEIN, trustees.
Sixty-five members of the Methodist
aid society enjoyed a program at their
meeting held Thursday afternoon in
the church parlors. Miss Alchia Bent
ley gave a solo. accompanied by Miss
Edith McBroom, and readings were
given by Miss Doris Smith and by Mrs.
F. NJ. Ross and daughter Marian, the
| latter from Waterloo. The business
meeting followed, during which detail
| ed report ofthe Christmas bazaar was
given and showed that the society had
cleared SITS. At the close Of the after
noon refreshments were served by the
hostesses, Mesdames Ella Baker, G. II.
Cornell, J. c. Crawford, George Coburn.
A. Cummings, and c. F. Cripps. Mrs.
w. G. Kane, a former member of the
society, who is soon to make her home
in Ames, and Mrs Hannah Pearse, Of
| Geneva, were guests from out Of the
| city. 49,.