Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-21

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Cora Williams C'hoate. Physician.
Bring your watches In Hodges.
Fresh fruits and vegetables in sea-
son at Sanitary Grocery,
Bring your pictnreA we frame them
right. SimmonS book store.
"A Away. ask your grocer for sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.
Wanted-Day fireman ana nigAt hre-
man ct greenhouse. James Il Den-
mead.
Ccneerve wool by getting the best.
DubbsIbilt and steel Fiber school SUITS
Gildner BroA
FOr sale-About 800 vatermelons !
cent per pound. Merl Dcugnerty, one
mile north Of Quarry. .....
Watesmelons 81 cents per pound at
Lincoln Highway Grocery store, 1os
East Main. Smith Grocery Company
rwant an active high school boy to
work after school IN our mailing de-
partment. L. D. vtek, Times-Repuo-
ilcan.
Miss Loretta Nichols left Thursday
evening for Madison, Wis. where she
will enter her third year in the state
university.
Social dance at Shrubs HAN satur-
day evening Sept. 81. Music by the
Burk, LENS and Smith orchestra--Ao-
vertisement.
Social dance at Shrubs hall. Sat
urday evening, Sept. 81. Music by inc
Burke. LENS and Smith orchestra
Advertisement
Bring in your storage batteries no
matter what make. we are equipped to
repair or recharge 1t. The G. w. Dari-
ing Company. supply department.
Temple Chapter Of the World Wide
Guild OF the Baptist church will meet
Monday evening with Misses Marsaret
and Marie Beckwith. 607 North f1rst
avenue.
Hair cloth n-breakable front
shrunk canvass. "cravenette" hnisneo'
interlocking seams to prevent r1ppins'
double seat and knee. In Duooeioit
school suits. Gildner Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Fl Cakerice went to
waterloo Friday night to be this fore
noon at the st. Frances hospital, where
a friend Ira Swab, Of Written, UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis.
All Chapter Masons are notified that
there will be supper served at Masonic
hall Monday evening, g.: 80 Sept. 20,
after which the Royal Arch degree VIII
Re conferred. You are invited. Ira A.
davenport, II. p.
Have YOU seen that fine exhibit OF
photographs which took first prize at
the county fair? We have secured the
window at 1875 West Main street to
show them and it is we'll worth your
time to look at these pictures. Apgar
Studio.
Lieut.. Horace McRoberts, Of Paul
Field, Wichita, Falls Tex. who has
been visiting for few days at the ).
N. Ramige home. left Friday evening
for camp. He Is in the aviation depart
ment andsexpects to leave for overseas
duty soon.
Funeral services for J. H. Waters.
who died Thursday evening at st.
Thomas hospital. will be held at $3.50
Monday morning from st. Marys
church. The body will be taken in the
evening to hardwood for burial Tues
day afternoon.
Word was received in the city today
announcing the birth Of a son on We'd
nesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H. Nc
Kee OF Omaha, Neb. He has been
named John Paul. Mr.. Mckee was
formerly boys work secretary Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. here.
Miss Irene Gallandt, Of Chicago. who
has been visiting for the past three
months with her brother, G. H. Gall
landt, and family, left this morning for
her home accompanied by Mrs. Cal
Iandt and son Robert, who will remain
for two weeks visit.
Rev. B. r. Martin goes to Hartwick
Monday to attend the annual meeting
Of the Grinnell Association of Congre-
gational Churches and Ministers, which
opens that day He will speak Mon
day afternoon on the subject, The
Minister'S Spiritual Equipment"
The aid society Of Central Church Of
Christ met Friday afternoon in the
church parlors and disposed Of routine
business. A report was given that the
society cleared 500 from the booth at
the country fair. Mesdames p. E.
Sharp. Emily Flanagan and j. F. Hoover
were the hostesses.
Members OF the Baptist AID scc;e.y
and the mission circle enjoyed
luncheon Friday in the church par
lors, with Mesdames Jacob Wittel, c.
L. Ferguson, Hans Peterson, Ray Nc
Coy, and Nels Rasmussen as hostesses
During the afternoon each society
transacted routine business.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
socially by the members Of the Busy
Few Circle, who met Friday at the
home Of Mrs. G. E. Langdon, 615 West
Boone street. In a guessing contest
the prize was won by Mrs. L A. Eker.