Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-22

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bicycle store, rear l07 North Center.
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Beta Chapter of Westminster Guild
| will meet with Miss Mamie Mayer, 103
North Second street, Wednesday eve-
| ming.
| The Sunshine Circle will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
John Humphrey. over 116 West Main
street.
| Have you seen 1t? An oil stove with
a reservoir. We have a complete line
OF oil stoves, ovens, etc. Schmidt's
hardware.
| High school pageant is postponed I'M
til Wednesday, fair grounds 3:45 p
m. Admission 10 cents. Benefit Red
Cross. Committee.
The Franklin Mothers Club will hold
its annual meeting and election of Off
GERS Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the school building.
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Don't let your wife wear herself out
pushing a dull lawn mower. Get it
sharpened here. Hubler's bicycle store,
rear lot North Center.
/ apex bICcl POStS uFlVS IHoES Sdsuy-
they are made of heavier material. We
enjoy showing why 1t pays to buy Apex
steel fence posts. Schmidt's hardware.
| Ladies of the County Club who are
interested in golf. will meet Wednes-
day morning, May 20, for their regular
weekly game. weather permitting. Com
mittee.
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| Bracelet watches are extremely sea-
sonable and popular We have a bis
assortment and at prices within the
reach of ALL Good reliable watches al
reasonable prices. W. NJ. Hodges, jew
eler.
The funeral of W. A. Bryant will be
| held at the Christian church at Glenn
| ons at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Service will be held at the home at !
o'clock Burial will be In the Clemens
cemetery.
Routine business was disposed of
and new committees We're named by
the president at the meeting of the
Ladies' Guild of ST. Paurs church,
held Monday afternoon in the study OF
the church.
The Eureka electric vacuum cleaner
is built to last a life time We have
reason to believe the Eureka TO be the
most satisfying vacuum cleaner to be
had. You can buy one on easy pay
ments Schmidt's hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pitcher, los
East Church street, entertained at a
family dinner this noon in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Of Mexico, Mo-,
who are visiting Mrs. Pitchers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wigs.
Your grocer is selling Sweet Home
bread, because he knows you will more
than enojy 1t. It's the new bread made
in the new clean, sanitary Central Bak-
cry, 513 North Center street. Its the
bread that's made right and tastes
right. Central Bakery.
Harry F. Marsh, daughter Laura, and
Miss Virginia Gordon, of New Prague,
Mimi. arrived in the city Sunday by
automobile and left this morning for
their home by train on account of the
rain. They visited with Mr.. Marsh's
while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ray returned
Monday evening from a. short auto
mobile trip to Mr.. Rays old home in
Rockford. On their return they visit
ed Mr.. Rays daughter, Mrs. c. A. Nor
ris, at Hardy, a brother, Reuben Ray,
at Clarksville and another daughter,
Mrs. Paul DeLong, at Waterloo.
Mrs. George Wolfgang and Mrs.
Walter Hausafus entertained the
nurses of ST Thomas hospital Satur
day afternoon at the Wolfgang home,
7O2 North Fourth street Vocal num-
bers by Miss Wanda Arney, and read
ings and instrumental numbers by Miss
Gladys Hess, of Cedar Falls, pleasant
ly occupied the afternoon. The host
esses were assisted in serving refresh
ments by Misses Minnie and Ruth
Wolfgang.
The monthly meeting of the Young
Married Peoples Club of the Congre-
gational church was held at the church
Monday night. forty members attend
ing. Dinner was served in two courses
by the hosts and hostesses, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Will, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McKin-
non. The tables were decorated with
yellow and lavender, the center piece
OF each table being a bouqut Of lilacs.
The guests were divided into teams
captained by Mrs. r. c. Nichols and
W. B. Bohen and played games for
amusement.