Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18

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J. p. Newly spent the day In Dies
Moines on business.
Mrs. v. l.. Newton. OF I.amoille
spent Monday in the city,
Drink colfsx Water and keep well.
Phone ~. The Bailey Boys.
Cream Of Kentucky coal. Ideal Block
for sale by George q, Coburn Adver-
tiscment
Let us tell YOU about Gargoyie
Mobloils, n grade for each motor Just
received n car load, Rude Auto Com
pany.
just received shipment OF the
Vollrath white granite ware. So look
over your needs and mako your selec-
tions early. Schmidt Hardware Com
pany.
When In need of repairs, see u.s.
| Genuine Ford parts are necessary 10
| owners OF Ford cars that he may get
| the full service from the car. Rude
Auto Company.
! Hewitt's garage charges and stores
batteries. talk to us about storing your
car. we can charge your battery with
out removing from your car II neces-
cary. Two service cars. Call S93
Hewitt's garage,
Tho elm Lutheran brotherhood
was entertained Monday evening ut
| the home of .. Il. Olson. 40 East Linn
street. After disposing of routine bus
mess the time was enjoyed socially
and Mrs. Olson served Refreshments.
! Mrs. A. II. Erickson, of Cedar Falls.
and her daughter Annice OF this city.
! went to Toledo this morning to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Erickson's cousin,
l.. l.. Ryan, of Des Moines, who was
accidentally killed there by train
| Saturday. The funeral was held this
afternoon and burial was in Toledo,
| Mrs. William Psenicka. 301 South
Second street. and Mrs. Burdette Taps
| 902 West Main street, went to Camp
Dodge this morning to meet their nus
bands who arrived there SATURDAY. 10
| be DISCHARGED The ladies expect to
stay until their husbands are released
| which they thought would be about
| Thursday.
Sergt. Tyler Perry, formerly attach
ed to the regular army recruiting Of
| flee in this city. who was recently
discharged at Fort Sam houston,
Tex, has returned here to be with
Mrs. Perry, who is at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Caroline Bierran.
Sergeant Perry has been in the regu
lar army ten years.
Word has been received in the city
from Mrs. c. G. Taylor S12 North Third
street, who went to Elida, o., last week
on account of the illness Of her father
c. Heath that he died Saturday eve
ming. No particulars Of the cause of
Mr.. Heath's death were given. Burial
will be at Elida, where the Heath fam
lily has lived for number Of years.
We wish 10 repeat our invitation to
you to have a Eureka vacuum cleaner
sent to your house on trial without any
obligation on your part. The Eureka
has a hundred cleaning uses and with
the attachments for upholstered furni :
ture, portieres, mattresses, etc, you
will find it Indispensable about the
home. Phone us today. Schmidt
! Hardware Company.
Plans for the work in the northeast
ern Iowa district Of the Church Of
Christ were discussed at a meeting OF
the executive board held at Central
| church Of Christ this afternoon, Those
who attended the meeting were Revs.
j. N. Myers. of Cedar Falls, president
Of the board; G. d. Serrill Of Water
loo, secretary, and G.. L, Cormstock,
Waterloo: r. P. Helser, Newton; A.
q. Stowe, Clinton: G. p. Allison.
Cedar Rapids. and Rev. Mr.. Bryan.
Garwin, and Rev. w. NJ. Baker, of this
city.