Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-03

riety store.
| Wanted--To dust. scour or siz'
rugs. Marshall Rug Works.
To rent Apartments over Benedict
Flour and Feed Store. Inquire II. +
Benedict.
| strand Theater opens daily, eNcep
| SUNDAY at IL, noon, Bring your lunch
Advertisement.
clifford Thomas and Thomas Foto
pOulos went to Chicago Tuesday FOR
| stay of few days on business.
one lady free at the Odeon thcatei
| tonight with each paid 30-cent ticket
| IL bought before q p, m. Seats nov
selling, odeon,
Mrs. l.. &, shove, tho aged mother
| of II. ", Shove, who has been quite
i'll for several days at her sons home
Is greatly improved. Mrs. Shove, who
~ so, is suffering from general
breakdown due to her advanced age
George McCords two-day special sale
of National Biscuit Company's pre-
ducts All package cookies and crack
ers 20 per cent discount, All fresh
new good today. order by phone ~
call at store Friday and Saturday,--Ad-
vertisement.
Market sale in Marshalltown, Sat
urday, April 5. Now listed 1870 head oil
cattle. splendid bunch of young cal
YES listed. Anyone buying a carload OF
cattle we will pay the freight to any
al. i,>n int In, M
Mason & Shoemaker.
Mrs. NJ. +. Matsen and Mrs. w. b.
Wildman entertained the members oil
the w. r. G. Aid Society at their reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon al
the Matsen home, 32l North Third
street. The hours were enjoyed with
fancy work and later the hostess
served refreshments assisted by Mrs
Hans Petersen and Mrs. Raymond
Wildman.
Children and grandchildren of Mrs
| Sarah Lord pleasantly surprised hei
| Wednesday evening at her home. 60'
| East Main street. complimentary t.
her Goth birthday anniversary, ant
| presented her with a shower of gift
and n purse OF SIS. The time wa:
spent socially and with music ant
| later refreshments were served which
| the guests had furnished.
| A pleasant meeting was enjoyed b,
the members of the Wahkonsah Clul
who were entertained Wednesday af
ternoon by Mrs. J. Winter at he
home, 3O4 South Third street. Follow
ing the business session fancy worl
occupied the time and later the hostess
served refreshments. She was assisted
by Miss Betty Hockridge. Mrs. Harr!
Bullion, of Detroit, Mich, was a CUES
from out Of the city.
One hundred people attended the
community gathering at South Ffftl
street mission Wednesday evening ant
! during the meeting elected Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. NJ. Asher Mr.. and Mrs. r. B
| Lord and Mr. and Mrs. V. c. Hinkl'
a program committee to arrange flu
! ture meetings. The program of the
evening was carried out as planned
with the exception of motion pictures
which could not be shown as the cleo
trio power was not strong enough
Rev. B. F. Martin gave a short talk.
Mrs. W. B. Hurlburt received tel
egram Wednesday from her husband
Lieutenant Eurlburt, saying that he
had arrived in New York City from
overseas on board the Leviathan ant
nas stationed at Camp Upton bu
would be sent to Camp Custer. BATH
Creek, Mich, to be mustered OUT
Lieutenant Hurlpurt attended the sec
ond Officers training school at For
Smelling. Mimi, and after receiving nj:
commission, was stationed at CAM
Custer until July when he was sent
overseas TiLn Company L, S4Oth IN
fantry of Tho Eighty eighth division
His wife was formerly Miss Alice Will
lard. They were married year age
next Sunday. She has been making
her home with her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Willard, while Lieutenant Hurlbur'
was in the service and will join her