Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-26

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Laundry Company W. @. Kane
Don't ask your wife to do your dirty
work. Send to Meekers Laundry Com
pany, dry cleaners and pressers. &C..
A complete stock of paint, glass
varnishes and wall paper. The Skegs
Wall Paper Company, 1913 East Main
street.
Wanted-To borrow $1,000. or any
multiple thereof up to $4,000. for an
estate, under order Of court. F. l..
Meeker, executor.
can handle your paperhanging and
painting on short notice. I have the
goods and the workmen. w. A. George
20 North First avenue.
Mrs H. X. Cassidy of Des Moines.
and Miss Myrtle Davidson. of LeGrand,
are here as over-Sunday guests at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Baker.
The Wayne Cumming camp of the
Red Cross, organized to make surgical
dressings, will meet Monday night
with Mrs. Julia J. Clemens, 7o2 East
Main street.
Mrs. George Merrill, Of Minneapolis,
Blanche Young. arrived in the city Fri
day for visit with Mrs. c. w. Hughes
and other friends.
Radiator trouble quickly remedied.
II yours freezes and bursts bring 1t in
and we will put it in good condition
again at a reasonable charge. Gregg
& Co., Gilman, Iowa.
Don't ask your wife to do your dirty
work send your washing to us for
good work. Good service, soft water,
good starch, good soap at cents pound
fiat pieces ironed. Meeker Laundry
Company.
Mesdames w. ID. Drew. E. c. Gaunt,
Francis Tagatoff and the latters
daughter, Miss Lucy Tagatoff all Of
st. Anthony. were in the city Friday
to visit Mrs. Lizzie Flanagan, who is
patient at st. Thomas hospital.
The funeral Of Eleanora Price. who
died Thursday night, will be held at
$50 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Christian church, LeGrand. The church
viii be open to friends at 1 o'clock.
Burial will be in the Montour cemetery
Automobile drivers! Keep your bat
|
| We charge and store them thru the
winter. Store your car here. Night man
will deliver 1t for you. always open.
j Hewitt's garage, Ills West State
street.
Service back OF tho largest and best
] selected stock Of wall paper in Iowa
and the workmen to hang 1t. men who
know their business. Is what makes
! the Everist wall paper house the most
popular decorating Arm In Marshall
| county Everist's wall paper house.
opposite the NJ. E. church.
| A car of barley flour was received
by Let's, Fletcher Co., this morning.
You can get it Of your grocer. 1t Is in
! 10 pound bags. Use three fourth wheat,
l one fourth barley flour In making
bread. Conserve the wheat. We have
a letter from the food administration
imploring us to do everything we pos
sibly can to get the people to use less
wheat -four and more barley flour. rye
flour etc. Follow your usual receipt
except a little wetting and q little
less rising. Let's, Fletcher Co.
Coming to the Odeon Theater Sunday
evening a musical comedy satire, "A
Warm Spot with that Incompatible
comedian Red Mack and his dancing
demons. Featuring the two tiny tots.
] Many pretty girls and novelty sur
prises. lots Of pep and ginger from
start to Anish This entertainment
II from all accounts, Is so merry and
N melodious that every one who loves
to laugh, hear good music and singing
and see good dancing will find 1t fresh
captivating and different from the
average show. Prices within reach OF
every one 10, 20 and 30 cents Odeon.
Funeral services for Gustav Banzhaf
were held Friday afternoon at
o'clock from the German Evangelical
N church Of which he was member, in
4 charge of Rev. Karl Rest. Mr.. Banz-
hat was also a charter member of the
"A Deaconess Society and member OF
1.-THE German I. o. o. F. The latter or
kganization had charge Of the services
j kt the grave. Music was furnished by
The church choir. The pail bearers
P{were Albert Tow, George Miller. G. F.
YHilleman, Charles Gallandt. w. +.
SBlock, and August Zuercher. Mesdames
IChris johnson, Leo and Jacob Banzhaf
we're the flower bearers.
81 At the meeting Of the aid society Of
Central Church Of Christ, held Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. .. II.
Ellenberger, 418 Park street, the mem
bers decided to 90 their bit in conser-
walton. Their meetings in the future
will be held at the homes Of members
to save fuel for the church, and the
hostesses will not serve refreshments
but instead turn the money for tho
same over to the society. Red Cross
work win have prominent place at
the future meetings. Forty members
attended yesterdays meeting at which
Mesdames Ellenberger. ELIZA Whitacre,
A. Liant, J. o. Monohon, and c. o.
3sIC}ilgen were the hostesses.
Mesdames Robert Mullin, F. H.
bIBoucher, H. G. Brintnall, w. +. Koontz,
! Ethel Hamacher, and c. Sorenson were
Hlhostesses at the Mullin home 1911
)3West Main street. Friday afternoon to
the members Of the travel department
4 of the Woman's Club. who enjoyed a
\ program on South America. Mrs. H.
~. Hyatt read a paper on THE Hermit.
Republic Of the Andes" and Mrs. A.. G.
ybiolIson read of Lake Titacaca and
3nvlrons." Miss Eta Early, read pa
Her on 1.-THE Smallest South American
Hepublic," which had been prepared
~ Mrs. o. B. Waters; and Mrs. viii
Wallace closed the program with pa