Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-14
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CITY IN RRIEF
Murray ,jeweler. upstairs.

y EHOHe ~. I>diiSS ooyS' Ni-
q. +. Stansberry, of Gilman, was in
Gladbrook today on business.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Olson were over
| Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Madison, at Nevada
Herman II. Lavine, ticket agent or
the Chicago Great Western, visited IN
Des Moines Sunday.
Let me do your painting, inside or
4 out and 1t will be right. w. A. George
4 Jr, ie2 West Main street.
l.. r. Idso. Of Ferguson, returned
4 home this morning after visiting in
Roland Sunday with friends.
4 Plenty good country butter, SO cents.
! Phone ESQ. Batesole Grocery Com
pany 20 North First avenue
Arthur H. Brayton, Of Des Moines
arrived Saturday evening from Albert
4 Lea, Mimi, and spent Sunday In the
4 city. -
4 For Sale-The latest model Corona
folding typewriter $50. It's new and
a big bargain. Orlando Baxter, Tre-
mont block.
I! Five hundred carnations We're dis
1 tributed az the soldiers home sunday
II to the members in celebration VI
Mothers dDy.
II F. w. McAfee, a merchant police
4 was appointed a special officer by the
Il city council this forenoon. The city
will pay him $40 a month.
i James Wiley, a student at the state
1 university, returned to Iowa City Sun
j day after few days visit with his
] mother, Mrs. Cora Wiley.
/ Division number one Of the ladies'
aid of the Central Church of Christ
Il will have a ten cent tea In the church
parlors Tuesday afternoon from 2:3o
4 until s. Everybody invited. Commit
4 tee.
II Buy your tickets for the concert fol
the benefit OF the Red Cross at the X
NJ. C. A. Tuesday afternoon from the
! mem Ders oe the Tuesday Musical Club
or 1T the door. Everybody welcome
Tickets 25 cents. Committee.
Tomato plants,a at cost! See our adj
vertisement on page eight OF the
Time Republican If you have space
in your garden for tomatoes you will be
interested in our offer. Buy early this
week. Western Grocer Mills
Funeral services for w w. Hatra
way. who died III the soldiers home
Saturday morning, were held at
o'clock this afternoon from the assem-
hly hall, Chaplain II. O. Pratt ofilciat-
ing. Burial was In the home cemetery
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Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Fisher and chill
dren, 40S North First street, went Sat-
urday night to Eddyvilie. where Mrs.
Fisher and children will visit Mr.. Fish,
er's mother, Mrs. Lydia Fisher. for two
weeks. Mr.. Fisher remained at Eddy
vile only over Sunday. 5s.E
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green, Of Al:
COMA, spent Sunday at the home oi
Mrs Green's brother, j. c.. Malloy
south Of the CITY, Mr. and Mrs. Green
went to Gilman this morning and WI
visit there. at Newburg and Newton
before returning home.
Mrs. Ruth Thoburn, a missionary 1te
India, who has recently returned e
this country on furlough,. arrived II
the city this morning to visit at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Mary NJ
Collins, and with other relatives and
friends for two weeks. Mrs. Thohurn
is accompanied by her two sons. IS.
Mrs. F. c. Parker, wife of Conductor
Parker, of the NJ. & st. L., now rum
ming on the Algona branch, arrived In
the city Saturday evening from Abort
Lea, Mimi, and expects to make fel
home here Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have
taken rooms for the summer at the
w. T.. Thompson home, 303 South ThirC
avenue. s5S
Mrs. A. l.. Straub arrived home Sat
urday night from Malcolm. where she
was called week ago by the death OF
her brother, John Tinker, who lived on
a farm midway between Malcolm and
Brooklyn Mr.. Tinker, who was q
bachelor, 81 years old, lived with his
mother on a farm in Marietta town
ship prior to twenty years ago.
Plant tomatoes in your garden this
week. The Western Grocer Mills Of
fers thousands Of tomato plants, grown
under tho care of experts, at cost. Fine
hardy transplanted tomato plants See
our advertisement on page eight Of
tonight's paper. 1t will be money IN
your pocket. Show substantial patriot
ism this year and plant your garden
with tomatoes. Western Grocer Mills
Tomato plants at cost while they
last. Starting Tuesday morning at
o'clock promptly we will offer thou
sands Of fine hardy transplantcd toma-
to plants to the people Of Marshall
town at actual cost. These plants
were grown under the care Of experts
See our representative at the Wood
bury building. corner First avenue and
Main street. Remember, this week only
while they last. Western Grocer Mills
Rev. B. F. Martin left this morning
for Red Oak to attend the annua
meeting OF the State Association ol
Congregational Churches Rev. Mr.
Martin goes to attend a meeting of the
board, which Is to be held Tuesday
The association meeting opens Tues
day night and continues thru Thurs
day. Mrs. J. r. Tallett and Mrs. i'm
Whitaker will attend the convention
as delegates from the church AMI
missionary society.
Now Is the time to economlze. Make
over the last springs suit or gown into
scmething new and stylish. We make
n all kinds OF patterns. Shirt waist pat
terms drafted to your measure, so
cents. Skirts and princess patterns, u
IL ca,,fs NV desiun from, the Elife