Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15

Kodak fnishinE. The Kodakery.
Twenty-Five cent hAif.cuts at Schoen.
hutA. Is Bonth Fiszt street.

nutA 10 6onth FtEst stroet
The Idle Hour Club WIN be enter
tanned by Mrs. J. F. Hollcroft, s07 East
Boone street. Friday afternoon.
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Stop kicking about your gas bill and
\ use one Of our Caloric fireless cookers
Schmidt Hardware Company.
Blank books and loose leaf supplies,
!. p. and De Luxe ring books and fill
ers. Marshall Printing Company.
| Wanted--Man to clerk in grocer,
store good salary and permanent posi-.
ton. State age. Write X-10, care T.-R
Hear the latest patriotic hits. Emer-
son records on the Stradivara phono-
graph, known for tone. Bowens Ko-
bakery.
| Keep your wife in hot water will
our New Perfection Kerosene waite,
heater. Saves one-third the cost oil
gas. Schmidt Hardware Company. Ash
| George.
Market sale in Marshalltown satur-
day, Aug. II. Now listed, twenty-five
head of horses, sixty head of cattle,
eight head of hogs and eighty head OF
sheep. Plumb. Munro, Mason & Shoe
! maker.
Saturday special - One-half pound
/ opeko tea, regular 40 cents pack, Sat-
! urday special two for 81 cents. Get
the habit Of looking for our Saturday
bargains, it pays. Mcbride & Will
Drug Company.
The Mid Country circle WAT WA
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
kaple, two miles west of Green Noun
tain. The members spent the after
noon knitting and sewing for the Red
Cross.
Members Of the Court OF Honor
Circle met for Red Cross work wed
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Eta Crabtree, 70S East Main street
Mrs. Rachel Young assisted Mrs. Crab
tree in serving refreshments at the
close of the work.
Mesdames F. L. McKim. J. L. Riley
and Charles Dicks and Miss Cells Klock
will so to Das Moines Friday as dele
gates from the local church to a con-
feren,e to be REID In cannc ct,cn with
tns annual cano meeting of the
Seventh Day Aaesu,,sta Of Iowa.
Thirty or more women Of tho coun-
try Club attended the weekly social day
for ladies' at the club Wednesday
afternoon. The guests played bridge
and busted themselves with knitting.
The committee which entertained was
headed by Mrs. III. w. Householder.
pr. c. r. Adams went wednesday to
GalesburX, ILL.,, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Adams' father. which was held
there today. He died Tuesday at Nc
Cook. Neb.. where Mrs.. Adams was
called late last week by telegram an
nouncing her fathers serious illness.
Thomas stotts has purchased OF w.
H. Arney the residence property Al i10s
West Church street, which Arney pur-
chased from T. C. Cartwright at the
time he purchased the Cartwright resi-
dence property at 1110 West Main
street. Tho purchase price was $500,
ACCORDING to the deed that was fied.,
Joseph walf. 81 Quarry. u IN re-
ceipt Of q letter from his son Joseph,
who il = private In an infantry rexi-
ment in Fkance. telling OF his safe ar
rival In training camp. MI. West
has another son. Arthur. Who now Is
on his w1y TO F1ance. and another son
Clarence who was registered laet June.
Two other cons, 10 and Is. will regist-
er following the passage Of tho new
REPATRIATION law. " 'i's9sz esl 3 il
Twenty i've members Of tho willing
Workers Of Vienna township met We'd
nesday afternoon AZ the horne Of. Mrs
Walter Fisher, eight mile6 northeast OF
this city. and listened to talks on can :
ming. drying. and sugar saving. Miss
Bernice 6chick talked on drying and
canning vegetables. ana Mrs. Mary
Gregg, home denomination agent.
sdenonstr q4rless cooterJ The
next meeting OF the society win be
held with Mrs. J. ". Brown in this city.
u Q. Hall, 7os West Linn street 80
ceived . telegram this morning gap
noNncing tbs Aaf9 Arrival overss a. OF
his son -in-Iaw. benjamin. C.3,Ncavsr, OF
Champaign. ILL.,, who is TO do Y, AZ G.
A work In France. The mesaace WAS
to Mrs Weaver. who Is expected TO
reach here within q few days from
Burlington. and win make her lame
with 1er parents while her husbandai is
away. Mr.. Weaver IN a son Of Supp6me
Judge s. N. Weaver, Of Iowa FallS
Members of the Arnold Mothers
Club held an all-day sew ct the school
Wednesday to finish Red Cross work
on hand. No moro work will be done
until after school begins because of
repairs being made to the building, A
A covered dish dinner was served at
noon and in the afternoon girls, who
had been doing Red Cross work on
Mondays under the direction Of Miss
Mary Hall, gave Q program Of patriot
ia songs. Red crosses were Given sto
eight women who had completed the