Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28
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Q. e. Tuttlo, jeweler and optician.
Girl graduate and memory books
Simmons book store.
Miss Leona F'ricke, of State Center,
| spent Wednesday in the city.
Moores and Waterman's fountain
pens. Marshall Printing Company,
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Mrs. K. L. Anderson and daughter
Bernice, of Union, spent Wednesday
in the city.
Ms. George Brock. of Oskaloosa,
| came Wednesday evening to visit her
niece, Mrs. John Moehrl.
A beautiful assortment of roses,
peonies. and shrubbery. Your choice
10 cents. Cafter's economy store.
We are headquarters for library
paste mucilage, writing fluid and Of
fee supplies OF ali kinds. Marshall
Printing Company.
Mrs Elizabeth Mcnamara. Of Des
Moines. came "Wednesday to visit until
Saturday with her brother in law, l..
w. Shaw, and family.
bcl Your oTutF III LOT pdpSIluS iuis
painting for next week at once. We
save YOU money on wall paper and
paint. simmons book store,
Mrs. Z. r. White. of Waterloo, VINO
haze been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. 5.
McGrath. at Boone, was in the city
Wednesday on her way home.
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Mrs. j. a. Small, of Valeria. who
has been visiting for several days with
relatives and friends at Tana, was in
the city Wednesday, on her way home.
A large crowd of Lamoille people at
tended the box supper given by the
ladies of Congregational church We'd
nesday evening. The boxes were sold
for total of $102.
The business office of the Marshall
Telephone Company will be open until
t9 p. m. Saturday, March so, the last
day on which rentals for current
month may be paid to secure the re-
bate. Marshall Telephone Company.
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The Abbott school children are SELL
ing Fields seeds for the Red Cross The
seeds are envelopes of 10 packages and
sell for 80 cents. Orders may be
phoned to the school building and
seeds will be delivered. During vaca-
ton phone yellow 1444.
Mrs. M. F. Diehl of Marion town
ship, was hostess Wednesday at an
all day meeting Of the Mid-Country
Circle. whose members spent the time
with Red Cross work. A covered dish
luncheon was enjoyed at noon and in
the afternoon routine business was
transacted.
Special revival meetings are being
held at the White chapel, on Union
street, near Fourth avenue, by Rev c.
P. Lanpher pastor of the Pentecostal
church of the Nazerene, who is as
sisted by Mrs. e. B. Conley. The meet
ings started Tuesday evening and will
be continued indefinitely.
George l.. Sieg, who has been making
his home in Des Moines with his son.
Stanley r. Sieg, and family, arrived IN
the city this morning. Mr.. Sieg will
continue to make his home with his
son, who moves his family here Satur-
day and becomes salesmanager for the
Western Grocer Company mills.
A social meeting was enjoyed We'd
nesday afternoon by the members of
the Sunshine Circle at the home Of
Mrs J. Culbertson, ,s07 East State
street. In a guessing contest the
prizes were won by Mrs Charles Wag-
ner and Mrs. l. Drury. Mrs. c. Gull
bertson and Mrs. Charles Pray assist
ed the hostess in serving refreshments.
Hobart kahley. a graduate OF the
local high school three years ago, and
now a student of the dental depart
ment of the state university, Iowa
City. is spending few days in the city
with his sister, Mrs. H. e. Cobb. He
has enlisted in the dental reserve corps
called.
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed
Wednesday afternoon bS by the mem
bers of the Martha Washington Club
at the home of Mrs c. E. Andre, 900
Southt Second avenue, with Mrs. An
DIRE, and Mrs Herman Jentzen as
hostesses. The hours were passed with
fancy work and with guessing con-
test In which the prizes were won by
Mrs. Adolph Potter and Mrs. Mary
Charney.
At an all-day sew for the Red Cross,
held Wednesday by members of the
home and education and current events
departments of the Woman's Club at
the home of Mrs. B. F. Cummings,
1902 West Church street, twelve am
bulance pillows and $50 weight bags
were completed. Miss Ida Dugan was
in charge Of The work. At noon a pic
mic dinner was enjoyed and in the
afternoon DR.. J. A. McCuaig, Of Toron-
to, gave short talk on war work. The
business meeting Of the home and ed
ucation department followed. during
which Mrs b. o. Frazey was chosen
chairman Of the department for the
and MrS II G St0WGu