Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-05
Bring your watches IN. HODGES


Tuesday. Mrs. Beehrle went as del
egate from the local lodge, Central
homestead, No. 2444.
Charles Munson. manager Of the To-
cal property Of the Iowa Railway and
Light Company, is in the university
hospital at Iowa City taking treatment
for liberation Of the eye ball, with
which he has been suffering for sew
eral weeks. The case is quite serious
but, cure is expected.
Glover seems to have been winter
killed. We have plenty of fancy clover,
both medium red and alske; also
mammoth and sweet clover, and timo-
thy seed. Do you need any rape seed?
pound. Bowles & Billings, 305 Mar
ket street, Marshalltown, Iowa.
The Priscilla Club Of the Congrega-
tional church held its monthly meeting
Wednesday evening in the church par
lors with Misses Gail Hadley, Marian
Heinz. and Grace Parsons as hostesses.
A box supper was enjoyed, after which
a business meeting was held and the
remainder q the time spent socially.
pleasantly enjoyed at the social meet
ing Of the Archers' Aid Society, held
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Parker Perry. 200 South. Fifth
! avenue. At the close Of the business
meeting the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by Mrs. w. w. Will
liams.
Observation-Disclosures Bros, pro-
prietors Of the West End Feed Barn.
have arranged one-half OF their large
barn to accommodate a large number
of cars This barn will be open day
and night for the benefit of car own
ers who wish to run their cars in. The
rates will be the same as for team
| and ggy.-Advertisement.
Mrs. Arrilla Kleespie and Mrs r. ].
Rodermel were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon at the regular meeting Of
the w. r. c. Aid Society at the home
Of the former, 1907 West Main street
After completing the routine business
the members enjoyed the afternoon
| with their fancy work and the host
| esses served refreshments, assisted by
Mrs. Nellie La Shelle
| United Brethren church, which is to be
built directly east OF the church at SIT
West State street, has been completed,
| and the building will be started this
week. The excavating was done volun-
tarily by men Of the church, including
| the pastor, Rev. F. ]. Thomas. and
most of the building will be done by
the men Of the church.
Mrs. David Russell was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at the regular meet
ing Of the Priscilla Club at the r. j.
| Reed home, 507 North Third avenue.
Fancy work was enjoyed during the
afternoon and guessing contests were
held. In the latter the prizes were won
by Mrs David Friend, Jr., and Mrs 5.
R. johnson. The hostess mother, Mrs
T. ]. Reed, and Master Charles Rus
sell assisted in serving refreshments.
The Fortnightly Bridge Club enjoyed
it's usual game Wednesday evening at
| the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. II. H Gabel-
man, North Fourth street, when the
prizes were won by Mrs. H. w. House.
holder and DR.. Grove Harris. In serv-
ing two-course lunch at the close Of
the evening the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. H. w. Householder and Mrs
Cutler Abbott. Miss Florence Harris
Of Chicago. was a guest from out Of
the city.
The foremost cartoonist on the ly-
ceum platform Is Alton Packard. He
has appeared several times In MAR
shalltown and will come again Monday
evening. April 8. Members Of the Mar
shalltown Club were highly pleased
with his entertainment when he APP
peared on the club course two years
ago. Twenty-Five cents will admit you
to the next number Of the community
lyceum course at the Methodist church
Moday evening. Committee.
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Mr., and Mrs. T. l. WATSON, who have
been spending the winter In southern
California. left Los Angeles Monday.
I and expect to reach home Saturday
afternoon at lilo. They spent two
days en- route in the Grand Canyon o.
the Colorado. Mrs. Emma speers OF
this city, and Mrs. Mary McLernn. ct
Reno, New. sisters OF Mrs. WATSON,
who have been With the fWAssons ct
Los Angeles, went-to Reno from Los
Angeles M. and Mr.. D. w. Norris
s s.s. a u rs iSt III sspsel q 'f.sss
home II mtdnieht on the 18th