Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-05

Drink Coifax water and keep well
Phone a.. The Bailey Boys.
Carmel Myers at the colonial
Theater today. -Advertisement,
Carmel Myers NJ the colonial
Theater today Advertisement,
Mrs. I, T. CrIssen. ~ Eldora spent
the day In this city With Mrs. Belle
Travis.
Mrs. c. II. Stoncr went this morning
to Des Molnes to spend the day with
friends.
Phone meat orders 10 Nordskog' =
Banner Market, number VS. union de-
livery. Advertisement
Get your breakfast at the PresbN-
terrain church "Wednesday, May :, from
s: 80 a. IN. on! Committee,
Don't forget To attend the reduction
sale at Goldsmiths millinery AT q
East State Advertisement.
Mrs. j. brennon left this morning
for Washington, Iowa, 10 visit her
mother, Mrs. n. Moriarty.
Don't forget to attend the reduction
sale at Goldsmiths millinery Il, u
East State Advertisement.
Mrs, l.. +. Stephen and Mrs. Il. Teis
went this mornig to Quarry TO Visit
tkeir mother, Mrs. p. p. Waltz.
Dent forge, the May breakfast at
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
May :. at 6; 80 a. m. Committee,
For information about Hsycs Cali
fornia Farms at Chowchilla, see A T.
Stata 80 west ain.--Advertisement.
The Court Of Honor Circle will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. p. +. Byrd. 7Osis East Main
street.
Mrs. c. b. Hoyt. of Grin1ell. returned
to her home this morning after spend
ing a short visit in this city with Mrs.
George Echternacht.
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John cTy") Smith student a;
Iowa state university spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Smith. Z
Buy your flour this week as 1t may
be much higher next week. Only $3.50
ell this week. with free delivery.
Cray's Produce House, 1874 West Main
street, phone ?4l.
Mrs. Grove Harris and daughter
Helen have returned home from Chi
cago where they were visiting for ten
days. They were accompanied by DIR
Harris mother, Mrs. Ella Harris, who
will make her home in the city In the
future.
A needless run for the fire depart
ment was caused shortly after
o'clock Saturday evening when boys
seeking excitement turned in an alar nm
from box 81, corner or Iowa and Arson
streets. The central station crew was
forced to make a mile run over slip
perry pavements thru streets unlighted.
Mrs. C. II. Ruth and son Byron, ar
rived home Sunday from chicago
where Mrs. Ruth has been spending two
months. She was joined there Wednes-
day by her son who has been overseas
since May 1917 attached TO the
French ambulance service. Young Ruth
| landed April 90 and received his dis
charge at Camp Dix Wrightstown. y.
J., but has been visiting friends for
ten days.
The funeral of William II. Schulz
was held at Il o'clock Saturday from
the residence sos East Main street
and from the German Evangelical
church. one mile south of Dillon, at
2 80. The pallbearers here were George
Frohmeier Frank keebles, w. W.
links. John Mcmahon. a. c. Schumann
and William Korsemeier. The services
at the church were in charge OF Rev
Mr.. Dahl The flower bearers were
Mary. Edna and Amelia WollYn ano
Eva Goodman. The pallbearers were
Herman Baasch, George Noiken
Charles Neuse. William Gummert. Erred
Neuse and Harry Brucklacher. Buria
was in the church cemetery.