Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-16

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| Airs. IL. A. Ackley went this morning
to Waterloo to visit friends.
order your ice cream for sunday
dinner of +. II, willard, 200 South
Third avenue.
| Rainbow division photos, 6N7 10
cents each. smith studio or at news
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. w. j, Van Derveer left thi'
morning for Fort Dodge to spenu u
week with Mrs. Mary Young,
Burgess plumbing and heating, 3
East State street. Phone 1894 work.
right, prices ght.-Advertisement,
| II you did not clip out the coupon
from Workshops ad, get Mondays is
sue and do so at once. Advertisement.
Mrs. u. ID. Dennis, OF St. Anthony,
went this morning to Boone 10 visit
few days with her sister. Mrs, +,
| Fuller
| Mr.. and Mrs y. II. Benedict. wvo
have been spending the last nine
weeks in Pasadena, returned home this
| morning.
The Willing Workers OF Marion
township will hold bake exchange
Saturday at the Skegg wall paper
store beginning at 1880 Committee.
Simmons Book stores Saturday
special-Three big s,x-inch rolls fine
toilet paper for 20 cents. Eaton. Crane
and Pixies high grade box writing pa
per for AZ cents a box. Marshola fur
| niture polish. 10 cents bottle.-Adver-
tisement.
| Clarence Edsall. OF this city. mem
| Der of headquarters company of the
| seth engineers, reached Camp Dodge
Thursday night, according to tele-
gram received by Mrs. Edsall, who
went to Des MONIES to meet her hus-
band. Edsall reached this country
from overseas OH May S.
| Word from the state university,
Iowa City, tells of the election We'd
| nesday of twelve junior men to the A.
+. l., senior honorary society of the
school Among those chosen was
| Arthur G. Pyle Of this city. The
society is composed of men prominent
! in athletics, dramatics. scholarship.
| literary or journalistic work.
An audience that filled the Friends
church heard an interesting lecture
! Friday evening by Rev. Carroll Binder.
Of Philadelphia, who is touring the
state in the interests of the Friends
reconstruction work overseas. Rev. Mr..
| Binder is Congregational preacher
and spent a year in France In Friends
4 tan.
| listed for the same work in Russia and
will sail as soon as he can obtain his
Fifty friends and relatives we're en-
| tertained Wednesday evening by Edith
i Gummert and Leona Rubenbauer of
| the home of William Gummert, south
| Of the city, in honoraof the formers
brother, Fred Gummert, who recently
| was discharged after ten months serv-
ice at Camp Dodge. The guests en-
joyed the ewening with music and
games and in guessing contest the
prizes were won by Mrs. Anna Young
| and Fred Baer. A course supper
| was served by the hostesses, assisted
| by Edna Wolken. Clarence WGlken and
Wilbur Gummert.
The I.amoille Woman's Club held an
all day meeting Thursday with Mrs.
H. o. Hyatt and Mrs. l.. r. jackson
at the Hyatt home. Thirty-five MEM
bers and frineds were present and en-
joyed a two-eourse luncheon at 1
o'clock. At the business session in
the afternoon Mrs. Lee Herrick and
Mrs. Hyatt were chosen delegates to
attend the biennial convention of
Women's Clubs at Ames in June, and
Mrs. Fred Benson and Mrs. d. V. Nc
Lain were chosen alternates. Mrs.
Mary Gregg, home demonstration
agent. gave q demonstration on the use
| of salads and oils. The next meeting
will be held June at the home of
| Mrs. Thomas Benson.
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