Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-20

%, high school building. o'clock. Ad-
mission 25 cents. Advertisement.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home G..
Mrs Alfred Lee, COS West Boone
street
Have your furs repaired and refined
before you store them. then they will be
ready to wear when the first cold day
comes next fall. II. Willard Son s
Company.
A Bucks combination coal and gas
range gives you a complete coal range
and complete gas range. Two ranges
in one. Let US show you. Schmidts
hardware.
Members of the Shakespeare Club
enjoyed their fortnightly reading from
! "Othello" Tuesday afternoon at the
| home of Mrs. F. E. Nortlup, SOS West
i State street.
Get your furs out Of your way, ant
forget about them until fall. Let us re
pair and store them, then they will be
ready for you when you need them. II
Willard Son & Company.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. william Bush and sor
Arthur, Of Ackley. were in the City
Tuesday on their way to Des Moines
where the former was in attendance
at the annual convention of lowe
horseshoers, in session Tuesday anc
today.
Miss Belva Richardson, Of Sedalia,
Mo-, Is making an EXTENDED visit at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. I. A. Lusk,
and family at Melbourne. Mrs. Lusk
left Tuesday COR Kansas City, where
she will take treatment at sana-
torium for two weeks, after which she
will visit in southern Missouri.
Herbert Parker, of the Waterloo
Theater; w. H. Burk, treasurer and
auditor of thc Waterloo, Cedar Falls
< Northern railway; NJ. A. Welsh, su :
Pc, lntendent and Robert Murray, spe-
cial agent also of the same property,
formed a party which attended the
performance Of "Oh Boy at the Odeon
Tuesday night.
1 Complimentary to Mrs. Chris Gable,
| VINO is moving soon 70 Eadora, the
| members Of the Carpenters Auxiliary
held a farewell party Tuesday after
| noon in the carpenters hall. A BUSH
| ness session was held during the af-
ternvon, at which time the members
decided to buy five war savings GER
tificates. Refreshments were served
at the close of the meeting.
Mrs. L. L. Francisco and son Jack.
OF Ames, were in the city Monday on
their way home from Waterloo, where
they were called by the serious illness
of the formers sister. Miss Bessie
1 Swift, daughter of Mrs. J. c. Meyers,
formerly of this city. Miss Swift I'M
4 derwent an emergency operation at
the PRESBYTERIAN hospital For time
her condition was serious, but now is
improved.
H Mrs. J. P. Linn ana Miss Nellie
i Meeker entertained the members OF
Beta Chapter Of the Westminster
Guild Of the Presbyterian church at
supper Tuesday evening at the Linn
home, 113 North Third street. They
were assisted in serving by Miss Sarah
Meeker AMI Rev. j. P. Linn. In the
evening the study from can African
| Trail" was continued with Miss Mamie
! Mayer as reader.
Misses Vera Vawter and Margaret
Statler were hostesses Tuesday evening
to the members Of thes "Kil- Kare Klub'
at the home Of the former POI West
Grant street. The game Of bridge oc-
cupied the evening, prizes being won
by Miss Grace Swingley and Miss Rose
| Flower. The hostesses served refresh
ments at the close of the evening. Mrs
Edward Swingley of Waterloo, was a
guest from out of the CITY,
| The Kings Daughters of the First
! United Evangelical Sunday school met
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
1 w. +" JondTo, SIC Nay street, with
| Miss Mona Bellus as hostess. AS the
teacher, Mrs. H. K Anderson, has
| moved to the country, Mrs. A. T. Cook
| offered to teach the class and the girls
| accepted her offer. The remainder Of
the evening was enjoyed with games
| and music. The hostess served fruit
and turned into the treasury money
which she would have used for re-
fresments.
Funeral services for Mrs. Esther
Gruwell were held Tuesday afternoon
| at 2:3O from the Gruwc11 home, 203
East State street. in charge of Rev.
B. +. Martin. The flower bearers were
| Mrs. w. A. Starn, Mrs. Alice Rockey,
and Misses Mary Jensen and Rose
Scheduling Tho pail bearers were S. G..
Bell, H. w. Shove, G. W. Thompson,
D. Herter c. w. Mason, and l.. p.
| thinner. Burial was in Riverside. In
attendance at the funeral from out Of
| town were DR.. i. L. Carr and Mrs.
Russell Sn6de, OF Alliance, O.; Mr.
| and Mrs. |. L. Enlow, Miss Elba Cru
wei, Mrs. Frank Wcinman. and Mrs.
RI. r. Lyons all of Des Moines.
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