Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-29

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Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Lawyer. of Gil
man, were In the city Monday.
| Millers' moonlight dance. Shrubs new
hall. Jan. 81. Music by Skees orches-
ira of Waterloo.
Mrs. Charles p. Lindquist, of st. An
thony, spent Monday in the city at the
j. E. White home. ..-.
Mrs. Alva Pare, Of Ames, who has
been visiting for several days with
Mrs. l.. G. Miltonberger, returned home
Monday evening.
| Mrs. ID. w. Richards of Grinnell, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. G. NJ.
Lee. at Webster City, was in the city
Monday on her way home.
Twenty-four dollars Is the price of
our automatic Ruby sewing machines.
Our records show large number Of
satisfied Users. We invite you. Schmidt's
! hardware.
| The aid society of the First United
Evangelical church will hold it's month
ly business meeting Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. b. +. Wade,
1908 South First avenue.
| Red letter day tomorrow. Ton free
S. e. H. green trading stamps will be
given away in our third floor premium
parlor. Please bring your book with
you. Levin Dry Goods Company.
| Mrs. NJ. Morgan and children OF
| Clemens, who have been visiting for
six weeks with the formers mother-in-
law, Mrs. John Morgan at Tyrone. Mo-,
were in the city Monday while on their
way home.
| The home and education department
of the Woman's Club will meet We'd
| nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Fl. G. Brintnall. 1909 West Main street
Tho members will come prepared to do
Red Cross work.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Wordcn, Jr.. 912
| East Main street are parents Of a son.
born Monday. The baby Is their first
child. Mrs. Worden formerly was Miss
Rose Lang and IS the daughter of
Joseph Lang. 212 Arson street.
New silk shantung Todays ex.
press brought us three new pieces Of
natural color silk shantung direct from
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buying this desirable silk now for mex,
summers wear. Benedict & Brintnall
The members of the Wednesday
Bridge Club enjoyed their weekly COW
cred dish luncheon Monday at the home
of Mrs. w. T.. Innes, All Hughes street
The usual game occupied the afternoon
hours. Mrs. George Merrill, Of Mime
apolis, was guest from out Of the
city.
AS a part Of the observance OF En-
deavor week In the city by the young
peoples societies of the churches Rev
Is. c. Wadding. OF Maxwell, will de.
liver free lecture at the Friends
church this evening on "The Book o.
Revelations" The lecture is intended
for Endeavorers Of the city.
We are proud Of our washing ma
chimes, the Voss line. During forty
Iyears Of washing machine experience
Voss Brothers have developed an un-
equaled variety Of machines. Oul
name list Of users Of power machines
in the city and around Marshalltowr
proves the popularity of our machines
See the list. Schmidts hardware.
Mail orders now accepted for Oliver
Morosco's big musical gem so Ions
Lefty" which comes to the Odeon The.
alter Monday evening. Prices, lower
floor, 81 and $3.50: balcony. 10 cents. 81
and $3.50: gallery unreserved, so cents
/ War tax extra. Mail orders with remit
lance and self-addressed stamped en-
velopes filled In order of receipt. 30,
office open Saturday 10 a. m. Odeon
Members Of the Rotary Club, at theil
| regular meeting Monday night, listened
to interesting talks on subjects as
signed to members. w. w. Doolttle
told Of the pickle business, Henry NJ
Shove spoke on war insurance, and DR.
NJ. q. Cheshire told of war surgery
giving facts given him by a surgeon
whom he met in Texas this winter
The surgeon had been in the French
hospitals during the war. and a recita
| OF some of the accomplishments II
surgery proved intensely interesting
! r. c. Whitehill conducted a question
naire on the county, presenting facts
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