Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-31

Congregational church, Apri sth,
Committee.
Last number or commuplty lecture
course tonleht. Methodist church S;l5.
Committee.
win not pe responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but myself.
Mrs, J. Il, Echternacht
Wanted young men 10 grade
eggs. Call al3 Market street, Marshall
town Produce Company.
All dental offices will be closed We'd
nesday afternoon commencing April :
to oct. ADVERTISEMENT.
Special Sonora Concert for Womens
Club at 500, p. .m,NThursday, April j.
Shrubs Hall Advertisements.
.r, ..rH.
There viii be no extra charge for
delivery ,tf;or April !. Good Grocery
Company. rs South Center street.
The Tuesday Musical club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Bailey
Howard, 10 North Ninth street,
There Will he no extra charge for
delivery after April /, Good Grocery
Company "a South Center street.
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For Information about Hayes Cali
fornia Farms at Chowchilla, see A. L,
Stata. 30 West Main, Advertisement.
Hear strickland w. Gillian, poet
and humorist at NJ T.. church tonight,
Admission Is cents. Community Lee
ture Course.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. wellesen, of Lin
coin. are parents Of twin daughters
born Saturday evening at the Deacon
ess hospital.
Contractors can save money on
paint and yarnish at our sale begin
ming Wednesday. investigated Sim
mons Book Store
q ~
Look over the Everist stock OF wall
paper before buying. This stock must
be sold. We have plenty paperhangers
to do your work.-Advertisemen
Have YOU tried the Cut Rate Clean
%rs ana pressers' Save money by
leaving YOUR order. Phone red l472.
We call and deliver. II. c. Sparks.
Mrs. Rose Carney left this morning
for Sigourney where she was called
by the serious illness of her brother, 7.
f. Ford, who is suffering with heart
and bronchial trouble.
Mrs. Anna Drum spent Sunday in
Albion at the home of her daughter
Mrs r. w. Stevens. The latter accom-
panied her mother home this morn
ing and spent the day in the city
Sparks from d Chimney caused a roof
fire at 8: 80 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
OF the home of w. II. Cray, 609 West
Linn street. The blaze was quickly
sxtinguished with chemicals and the
loss was slight. ~ o.. . -. .'
Eldora Ledger: Joe DeGuenther
will move his family to Marshalltown
this week. where he has good employ
ment and can be near the specialist
where he is getting treatment for nazal
trouble. They have rented their home
furnished to~Ma-and Mrs. Rogers from
Alden for an.iHdsfinite~ time.
Miss Mary Maxwell, a student in
Chicago University, returned Sunday
to Chicagofto respMe her studies after
spending the spring Vacation OF ten
days with her mother Mrs. w. L.
Smith. Miss Maxwell was accompa-
MED by Miss Forestine Devine, who
will spend a week in Chicago. Il
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The big advance in price or pant
ing is compelling many people to 90
y a ri
day we put on our annual spring pant
and varnish sale. II you are gong
TO do YOUR own work we can save you
big money on cash purchases. see
orr ad. Simmons Book Store.
Mrs 8. c. Hamblin, 70S South Third
street is in receipt of letter from
her son Leslie, who is in the navy avi-
atiou section Of the army saying that
he had been i'll in London, but was
getting better and expected soon TO DE
in Rotterdam, Holland Young Ham
bin says that he was just ready to
leave for home when he was taken III
and ordered to a hospital. He did not
saws what the trouble was. The let
ter was written March H..
At the Hospitals.
fred 4, Woods, a travelling man from
Seattle, Wash, issa patient at the
Dea coness for treatment.
Miss Pearl Ward, Tof ST. Anthony
had her tonsis and adenoids removed
lat the Deaconess hospital Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Forbes, Of Tama, is ut the
Deaconess hospital for treatment for
ulcer of tine eye.
Mrs. Mehlin of Tama, underwent All
oneration or the nose this forenoon at
the Deaconess.