Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-07


day In Des Moinos.
Music and dance, Shrubs cafe. sat
urday evening $3.50 to 1880. Struos,
Nyanted-Two car loads second croI
clover hay. Benedict Flour and Feed
We can fiji your order for hard nu'
coal. Gregory Coal & Lime Company
Miss Katherine Lands went to De
Moines Thursday to visit with friend
| for u few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II Hemphill wen
to Des Moines Thursday to visit viii
friends for few days
IL you want some hard coal for your
base burner order from Gregory Goa
ana Lime Company.
We have ear OF semi anthracite
| coal. you know the old hard kind witt
no fine. Gregory Coal and Lime Com
| pany.
Market saae in Marshalltown to
morrow. Saturday. March s. Brinf
anything you have for sale. Plumb
| Munro, Mason 4 Shoemaker.
The Womans Home and Foreign
! Missionary Society Of the State STREE
United Evangelical church held wori
meeting Thursday afternoon In TN
church parlors and sewed carpet rags
Our large stock of wall paper. paints
and varnishes have been priced &c
make them sell, workman to hans
| your paper on short notice. E'veris'
| Wall Paper House, opposite Methodist
| Church.
Mrs. Fannie Bernstein and daugh-
ters. Helen, Rose and Margaret. went
to Boone Thursday night where they
| will visit for a few days before going
| to their future home in San Antonio
Tex.
The young people of the Contra
! Church of Christ are planning to have
| larger Christian Endeavor meetings
Sunday evenins A cordial invitation
is given to all OF the young folks 10
attend these services at $50 O'Clock
Committee.
Mrs. Anna Hockersmith and her SIS
ter. Mrs. Cords Huffman. the latter
Of Cloverdale, Ind, went to Des MONIES
Wednesday night to attend the funeral
of their mother, Mrs. Sarah A. Stout,
who died Tuesday Of infirmaties OF
old age The service was Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Shelley. of
Albion, have received card from
their son. Kenneth Shelley. who has
been in France with the American ex-
peditionary forces, announcing his ar
rival in New York City. He probably
will be sent soon to Camp Dodge to be
mustered out.
Axel r. Elander, Company q, 1Slst
infantry, was mustered out OF the ser
vice Thursday at Camp Dodge and ar
rived in the city in the evening. He
was sent with the contingent of July
"a to Camp Pike, and at the time was
living at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
Ellen Wahlbefg.
Mrs. A. @. Berg. 5o7 West Linn
street. was hostess Thursday after
| noon at the meeting of the Trinity
| Lutheran aid society. After the rou-
tine business the hours were enjoyed
socially. The hostess served refresh
ments assisted by Mrs. John Newblom.
Mrs. Alfred Gustafson ana Mrs. Au
gusta Nordstrum.
Mrs. o. e. Anderson, of Boone. was in
the city Wednesday inspecting the
| ,Marechal Neil division No. 800, Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
The inspection included a review of
constitutional work In the morning and
ritualistic work in the afternoon. Mrs.
Anderson was the guest of Mrs. d. II.
Conger while in the city.
Thirty friends employed by the Mar
shall Oil Company pleasantly surprised
Miss Frieda Zahnd Thursday evening
at her home. 412 Swayze street, IN
honor of her birthday anniversary. An
enjoyable time was spent with cards
and music after which refreshments
were served by Miss Helen Heater.
Miss Leona Jones and Miss Emma
Zahnd.
Complimentary to Miss Margaret
Buchwald. who is to become the bride
of Frank Matson March 20, twenty
friends surprised her Wednesday even-
ing at her home 1OS North Fifth ave-
nue., and presented her with shower
of miscellaneous gifts. A mock we'd
ding and games and music formed the
evenings diversion after which re-
freshments were served by Misses EN-
MA Yuker and Anna Peterson assisted
by Mrs. Harry Buchwald and daugh-
ter, Mabel and Mrs. Fl. Wllhelmi.
The funeral Of Cyrus G. White was
held at the Friends church at Albion
at o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev.
Allen Jay conducted the service and
burial was in the Albion cemetery.
The pallbearers were Charles Dun
ham, Charles Alderman, Lee Rolstoh,
George Houghton and Oscar Anderson.
Those from distance at the service
were MIR. and mrs. William Kersey,
Waterloo; Mrs. Byron Weatherly.
Steamboat Rock; H. Kersey and Mr..
and Mrs. "A. c. Kersey, Bangor; F. L.
Beldon, city. and Clarence Mccoy.
Omaha.
Now is the time to set those tires
axed Up while :Ac -oaSs are III bad
condition silver r.hhea -e.:eadi.ss is
the only sure way Of retreading a
tire, our retreaded tires are built up
the same way they do it at the fac
tories. We guarantee our tires to run
$500 miles. We invite you to come
into the shop and inspect our work
any time. Send or bring in your tires,
we will take care of your wants with
prompt and first class work. Re-
member the telephone number 2ss;
our service car will take care Of your
calls. Iowa Vulcanizing Company, Is,
North First avenue, Marshalltown,