Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-20

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known as the Harding place. 6A miles
northeast of Marshalltown, on Tuesday,
Jan. 80. Watch for sale BILL George
| w. Furland.
Mrs. Florence Ruxton and son, John,
| of Wood Lake, Neb Is in the city for
| q short visit at the home of her broth-
Ter, DR.. w. s. Devine. Mrs. Ruxton
stopped here while on her way to
Charles City to visit her daughter.
Heaven and Who'll Be There" is
the subject for the big meeting for
women only in the Presbyterian
Lchurch on Sunday at $3.50 p. m. Mrs.
! Gunder will speak and Mrs. Nangle
4 will sing. Every woman should be
I there. Committee.
| Fullerton paints are insured for five
4 years. Eighteen beautiful colors and
| white to select from. Color card and
further information cheerfully fur
/ nished on request Marshall Oil Com
pany, general distributors John b.
Simmons, local dealer
A "Big Gospel Team" meeting for
4 men only will be held in the Baptist
temple on Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
The gospel team movement Is sweep
ling the country and here is an OPP
portunity to see one in action. Gunder
and Nangle will be in, charge. Com
fmittee.
Dedicatory services for the new
building Of the Congregational mission
on South Fifth street will be held Sun
day afternoon at 3:15 In charge OF Rev
B. F. Martin, who will give q short
talk, as also will A. P. Brat and 9TH
lers. The quartet Of the Congressional
church will also sing. Sunday school,
will be held at 1880.
| Word received from Albert Lea this
afternoon said that there was no
change in the condition of Conductor
Frank Carter, of the M. & St l.,
seriously Ill Of pneumonia The doctor
in charge said he thought the crisis
would come tonight, and If the patient
got thru this period, chances for re-
covery would be favorable.
Horace Greeley said 60 west young
man." but you are here and better
saying is Look to your appearance
and 70 to the Marshalltown Steam
Dye Works. This Is Marshalltown's
modern cleaning and pressing institu-
ton. Phone Ill will bring the Ford"
to your door for the suit or dress you
want cleaned and pressed.-Advertise-
| ment.
The Fidelity Savings Bank was e.
tablished In 1892 and offers savings de-
positors the advantage Of q banking
service with facilities and connections
developed from twenty three years ex-
pertence In handling savings accounts.
This bank has paid per cent interest
on savings deposits since It was organ
lied. Open Saturday evening, 6:So to
8. Advertisement.
silk-Tone, the beautiful. is q wash
able. sanitary. velvet finish for all IN
terror surfaces. Sold in eighteen beau
tiful colors and white. See 1t on the
walls Of the Strand Theater, Pilgrim
| Hotel and Y. M. G.. A. Color card ana
further information cheerfully fur-
nished on request. Marshall Oil Com
pany,s general distributors. John -.
Simmons, local dealer.
Mrs. Harry Anderson, sos West
South street, was hostess Friday after
noon to the members Of the Pastime
Club, who enjoyed the afternoon socd-
ally and with their fancy work. The
hostess mother, Mrs ]. E. Wallace, Of
Mason city, assisted her In serving re-
freshments for which the guests were
seated at a table decorated with bou-
Duets OF red carnations. Sewing ar
lticles were given as favors
Coming to the odeon Theater Mon
day and for one week, the show you
ill remember, our old friend ~ Cor
rell and his company. The opening Dill
for Monday night will be four act
crook play, Born In the Blood" New
plays and new specialties will be OF
fered each evening. Prices 10 and ~
cents. One lady will be admitted free
Monday night with each paid 20-cent
ticket II bought before p. m. Seats
now selling. Odeon.
| .The body 81 Edgar Steward Of To-
lledo, o., who died Of inflammation OF
the heart at his parents home in Chi
caso Thi,t;zss:..s.ss,, errtved IL the city this
morning and was accompanied by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Steward,
brother, Wayne Steward, wife. and her
sister, Mrs. &c. E. RAhla, Of Toledo. Q.
The body was taken directly to River-
side, where short services were held by
Rev. W. NJ. Baker The pail bearers
were Frank Arney. Arthur Thornton.
Tain and George Steward &C. II. Mel.
son, ana w. y. Alien. IN ID 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Geerdes and
son Harold, Of Wellsburg, spent Friday
in the city with their mother Mrs. II.
Ia. Geerdes, OF Wellsburg, who is "a pa
|tient in the Deaconess hospital. MI.
Geerdes is here with his wife, AZ - al
ao his daughter, Mrs. Ray Gimef, OF