Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-08
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Lawn mowers ground on machine
Phone 7s7. I. =. Huber
Misses Elna and Della Bruckaacher
of Dillon. spent Friday In the city.
Mrs. l.. T. Stebbins went this morn
ing to Roland to visit her daughter
Mrs. Ben Teig.
Mrs. l.. M. futile, Of Lainoille. spent
Friday in the city with Mrs. 8. y
Lampman, Jr.
After supper sale-fifty silk taffeta
dresses, all colors and sizes, 1918
Simon style Shop.
From to tonight one table o
colored trimmed hats to close out ,.
at Benedict G. Brintnall.
e. I3. Howard, Of Ames. was In ths
city Friday on his way to Clemens lol
brief stay on business.
Mrs. l.. Roberts, Of Waterloo, was IN
the city this morning on her way to
Colo to visit her brother, Amos Jones.
Tho North Second avanne division OF
the Red Cross will NEE. Monday after
noon with Mrs. Andrew Olson, 4O6 North
Second avenue.
Is your Ford insured against theft!
A Yale lock Is the best insurance you
can buy. Have one put on today. S3.ol
applied. Rude Auto Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Everist, .o5
North Ninth street, are parents CT q
son. The babe Is their first born, and
has been named Harry William
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Little, Of the SOL
diers' home, went this morning to Des
Moines to visit their son, Robert Little.
and daughter, Mrs. Laura SineX.
Mrs. Martha Mason, Of Story City,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George Matney. at Gilman, was
in the city this morning on her way
home.
Good wall paper at 10 and is cents
per roll, first class paperhangers to
hang it. No waiting. Will go any
where in the country to do work
Everist Wall Paper House.
The ladies Of st. Paul's church will
enjoy their annual luncheon Tuesday
June II, in the church parlors. Those
planning to attend are asked to notify
Mrs. L. C. Abbott not later than Mon
day noon.
At the meeting Of the Jane Adams
Clubs held Friday afternoon with Mrs
P. N. Wikle, S07 South Third avenue,
the members decided to take up RED
Cross work at their future meetings
A social hour was enjoyed following the
business session.
Word received this morning by Mrs.
j. E. Swingley tells OF the birth. OF a
daughter Friday evening at the Luth-
eran hospital In Des Moines to Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Crowley. The baby has been
named Mary Jane. Mrs. Crowley was
Miss Edna Swingley before her mar
riage.
Next week seventy-six young people
will graduate from the high school and
most Of them will be remembered with
some fine gift. They have won honor
able distinction and they are entitled
to recognition for it. Do not let any
of your own young folks go without
recognition for their achieve
ment. See me about it and live happy
ever afterwards. Hellberg.
Sunday is Children's Day at the FIRST
Presbyterian church. In the morning
DR.. Linn will speak to the children al
the morning service. In the evening
the regular Children's Day exercises
will be held. The hour Is 8 O'clock
Tho children, their parents and friends
are all cordially invited to attend both
these services. The church is located
opposite the postoff1ce at tie corner OF
South Center and Church streets. Com
mittee.
Members Of Marshalltown Chapter
d. A. r., held their last regular meeting
Of the year Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. S. O. Lampman. TOT
West State street, with Mesdames
Iampman, q. G. Bassett and Emanuel
Haglan as hostesses. Following the
business meeting plans for next years
work were discussed and the remainder
Of the time spent socially. Mrs. Frances
A. Thrall, of New York City, was
guest from out Of the city.
Who ever heard Of a wedding with
out jewelry and silverware and clocks
ana nice things like that? Hellberg
has been officiating at weddings in this
for nearly twenty years. Those
who are getting married now owe their
very existence to some of the engage
ment and wedding rings that Hellberg
sold twenty years ago. If Hellbergs
jewelry had not been about right people
would have found it out by this time
See me about weddings both before and
after the invitations are out. Hellberg;
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed FIJI
day afternoon by the members OF the
Pastime Club at the home OF Mrs. o
e. Ghere, 211 South First street. Fol-
lowing the business meeting the time
was spent socially and with guessing