Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-17

Sale. "-Advertisement.
Something doing at the Bargain
observation-disclosures
Bargain Store Building Sale" starts
Tuesday. -Advertisement.
Now is the time to have your furs
stored and repaired, Telephone 40 and
we will call H. Willard Son 4 Com
pany.
We can supply you with carts. wheel
barrows, steel wagons, coaster wagons
and kiddie kars. Carriers Economy
Store.
There will be dance Saturday
night, May IS at Shrubs hall. Burke
LENS orchestra Evening tickets 81.
Extra ladies 10 cents. Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clifford, of
Atlantic, spent Thursday in the city
with friends, and went in the evening
to Berlin to visit their son, Earl Gif
ford.
Mrs. H. r. Ritter. of Grinnell, who
has been visiting for a week with her
daughter, Mrs. e. D. Rainier at Logan,
was in the city Thursday on her way
home.
Service wall paper workmcn to do
your work when promised, is the
Everist motto. No one gets your turn
at Everst's. Twenty more rooms can
be done on short notice. Everist Wall
Paper House.
Fire that broke out in pile of wood
used for kindlng that was heaped
alongside building of the Central
Foundry Company caused an alarm Of
fire to he turned in about 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The damage was
slight.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Foster and sons
James and Frank. of Union, came
Thursday and spent the night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fiscus, and left
this morning for Mount Ayr, where
Rev. Mr. Foster has accepted the
pastorate of the Christian church.
Commencing tomorrow morning at
o'clock. the Western Grocer Mills will
offer for sale thousands of fine hardy
transplanted tomato plants at penny
each. Call at the green house at the
mills any time after o'clock and be-
fore o'clock p. m. Western Grocer
Mills
When young person graduates
from the high school he has don-
something. He deserves a reward. We
would suggest a diamond ring laval
lier, watch or cameo ring or breast
pin, at least some small piece Of jew
elry which can be carried thru all the
years of his life. William Hellberg.
Mrs NJ H. Lull, 1901 East Main
street received a message this morn
ing from her brother, w. F.. Moreland,
of Los Angeles. cal, saying that his
only son, Howard, aged Z, died Mon
day of diphtheria Mr.. Moreland was
formerly a resident of this city and
was employed as machinist at the NJ.
& ST. L. shops.
The demand for tomato plants for
war gardens will be supplied by the
Western Grocer Mills again this year
Commencing Saturday morning at
o'clock and for a few days next week
at the same hour, plants will be sold
at 1 cent each The sale will close
each dayaat 7 O'clock prsm. Set your
plants early. Western Grocer Mills.
Mesdames John Nolan, William
Hayes. and J. Donegan were the
hostesses Thursday afternoon at the
meeting of the ST. Elizabeth's Society
Of st. Mary's church, held in the
auditorium Of st. Marys Institute.
Following the business meeting the
time was occupied in doing refugee
work.
Red Cross work occupied the after
noon for the members of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Swedish Lutheran
church. who met Thursday afternoon
in the church parlors with Mrs. August
Mold as hostess. Following the bust
ness session refreshments were served
by the hostess. assisted by Mrs
Charles seberg. Mrs. Peter Mold, and
Miss Bernice Sholstrom.
Your war garden will not be COM
plete without tomatoes. While they
last the Western Grocer Mills will sell
to the general public their fine hardy
transplanted plants at penny each.
Sales commences Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock, at the plant on South
Third avenue. Call at the green
house any time before p m. Sale
will continue for a few days next
week. Western Grocer Mills.
At the meeting Of the Jane Adams
Club, held with Mrs. Ben Ralf. 4o6
Arson street, Thursday afternoon. the
members elected Mrs. Ralf president;
Mrs. Charles Andre. vice president;
Mrs. P. n. Wikle. secretary; and Mrs.
c. e. Langdon, reporter. A guessing
contest followed in which the prize
was won by Mrs F. w. Eker. In honor
Of the birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Ralf the members presented her with
a handkerchief shower.
Election Of officers wns held a. the
meeting Of the Franklin Mothers
Club, held. Thursday afternoon at the
school building. Mrs. Merritt Greene,
Jr,, was chosen president; MRS. w. J..
Peckham, vice president: Mrs. Robert
Muliln, secretary: and Mrs. L. l.. Key
ser, treasurer. During the business
session the members decided to con-
tinue to do Red Cross work during the
summer at the home Of Mrs. w. L.
Smith, South Twelfth street. under
the direction of Mrs. A. e. Fosdick A
musical program by the pupils Of the
school closed the meeting.