Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-15

| save money ana guy all Wool tia'
Schartner 4 Marx suits at Giidners'
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Mrs. A. Coldron lett this morning
FOR Dubuque to spend two weeks Wis
itinl friends In that city.
All dental Offices will be closed We'd
nesday afternoon commencing April :
to oct. l.--Advertisement.
Mrs, Anna Huber has gone to Falls
| City. Neb., for "A visit of two weeks
with her brother, A. Goodman,
Tho w. II. G. Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Car
rio Nelson, 80 North First avenue.
| H. w. Shove 4 Son. district man
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany Of New York. Masonic Temple.
Buy your wheat bran, shorts wheat
screenings and Hour at the mill. 3ot
South First Avenue. MarshHlltown Mill.
ing Company.
| A Village Blacksmith grass hook II
mighty handy to have for cutting out
weeds long grass, etc. Schmidt Hard
ware Company.
f. A. Marsh, OF Grinnell. spent Sat-
1 urday in the city with his mother. Mrs.
Julia Marsh, who is a patient at st.
| Thomas hospital.
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| Mr. and Mrs. FL. u. Clark returned
| to Des Moines this morning after
spending a week with Mr.. ClarNs
cousin, George Roberts.
| The perfect cold dry air circulation
in our Iceberg refrigerators preserves
the food without making 1t sogSy.
| Schmidt Hardware Company.
DR.. ]. II. Stooksberry Of Iowa Falls,
| will return home Tuesday after spend
ing a few days with his cousins, Mrs.
c. II. Schechter, Mrs. G. c. Woodman-
see and c. L. and S. NJ. Farguson.
| Mesdames o. Shannon, II. A. Dem
nett and w. Il. Ferries went to Des
Moines Monday to attend the
| state convention of the Woodman
| Circle which will be held Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
| Swimming registration for girls open
Thursday forenoon. April Il. at the Y.
W. C. A. rooms. Classes: Matrons, ;
| and 800: high school girls. A: 10 and
4:45; business girls. 5:15. 5:45, 6:i5 and
6:45; general swim from to 4:1j, and
| from 7:15 to 9 o'clock. Y. w. Z. y.
Martin Marquis, brother Of w. NJ.
Marquis, TO South Third street, has
returned from Camp Dodge where he
was mustered out of the army. Mar
! in, JSra nivht mont his wit 4
the Fourth division and was in active
service one month. He was Sassed
Oct. 3, but has recovered.
The members of the Busy Few met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. F. Han
| kins, 907 May street Following the
| regular. business session the afternoon
was spent with fancy work and
socially. miscellaneous shower was
given for one of the members, Mrs. F.
| W. I1ker in honor of her birthday an
niversary. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. j. F.
Hollcroft
| An all-day sew was held Friday by
the members of the Baptist Aid ant
Mission Circle at the church. AT noon
Sanders. "A. oBs johnson, Susie Jones
w. II. Ford and Henry White. Eact
society held it's business meeting IL
the afternoon and the mission circle
| took up it's lesson under the leadership
of Mrs. D. W. Norris. Mrs. P NJ
Adamson led the devotional period.
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A letter received from F.. r. Benedict
who. with Mrs. Benedict. is in Pasa =
dena, Is to the effect that in COM
pany with the formers cousin, Milford
B. Benedict, and the latters wife, the
| four started Saturday on an auto trip
to San Diego and the Imperial valley.
The letter said they would be gone
for a week. The trip is thru the coast
range of mountains and is one of the
delightful scenic Journeys out of San
| Diego.
| The girls class Of the United Breth-
rem Sunday school was entertained
Monday evening by its teacher, Miss
Ruth Talbot, at her home, EOS West
Church street. Election of officers
| was followed by a social hour during
which the hostess served refreshments
The officers chosen were Erma Plumb
president: Irma Green, vice president
Lois Kelso. secretary; Irene Scheidins,
treasurer; Beatrice Kemper, reporter,
and Mildred Stouffer, social secretary
Notice-spring is here and the Cut
Rate Cleaners and Pressers have their
new dry room installed to defy
weather conditions, also to handle the
large amount Of new spring business
now coming in. Yes. our work is
odorless, spotless and clean. You will
be pleased with our prices as well as
our work. We call and deliver. AL
work guaranteed. Why pay more FOL
quality cleaning? Phone your order
red 1472-Advertisement.
| Miss Essie Retter entertained TWEEN
ty-five couples at her home, 90S East
| Main street, Saturday evening in honor
Of the goth birthday anniversaries
o. Miss Russy Klass and Philip Bach
the latter Of Baxter, who was recently
discharged from the army. The evening
was spent with music and games after
which a two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess mother. Mrs
Henry Refer, assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ferguson, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Allen.
In honor Of the flftieth wedding an
niversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Pei
ham, their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eve
Ign Pelham, entertained thirtysiH
guests at dinner NSaturday evening a
her home 1903 West Boone street. The
places were arranged at q table dec
orsted with bouuuets of carnations