Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-07

george Lyon
nesday evening from Minneapolis
where ne has been spending two weeks
at the home Of his son. Burke Lyon.
Buy our firm. smooth. fancy toma-
toes direct from our gardens. 1nde-
pendent Fruit Company, phone 120 or
w. c. Spratt, Albion. Iowa.
Have you trled the Out Rate Clean.
srs and pressersf Save money By
leaving your order. Phone .ess. We
coli al deliver. n. c. Sparks.
Miss Bernice ouinlan, daughter OF
Mrs. Ora Quinlan, Of Eldora, who un-
derwent an operation Monday At the
Deaconess for appendicitis, is improve
ing.
Tho Baptist ladies' aid society and
mission circle will picnic Thursday at
Riverview park. Each lady Is expected
to come at O'Clock and bring fork,
spoon, plate, cup, sandwiches and
covered dish.
Mrs. Agnes McManus and son. who
have been Visiting In Monmouth. H..
and Ottumwa with friends and rela-
lives, returned home Wednesday. Mrs.
McMAnus win 20 tonight to Colfax to
visit . few days with her brother. ]. J..
Kelly.
Mrs. Anna Robb, Of Adrian, Mich,
arrived last night to spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs. p. A. Rynd.
John Rynd. who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Adrian and
Monroe, Mich, returned home with his
grandmother. -.... =.
Why wait to buy that new car? I
can make immediate delivery on the
1920 Model Dixie Flyer. The car with
forty horse power -Spillman Aerial
motor that runs 20 miles on q gallon
Of gasolene. H. B. Armstrong. over
Security Savings Bank. phone 1889.
Members Of Marshall Council No.
s6s, Knights Of Columbus. Of this city,
went to Haverhill Tuesday night,
where q meeting was held In the Hav-
erhiIl school house, that the members
IN that vicinity might attend. Similar
meetings win b held In other nearby
towns. L. ~
The woodman Circle aid society
was entertained At the home OF Mrs.
H. A. bennett. sJ3 South Second ave-
nue.. Wednesday afternoon. A quilt.
begun some time ago, was finished and
social hour was enjoyed. Gala Ill
lies were used az decorations. Mrs.
bennett served refreshments.
Members Of the ". R. G. Aid were
entertained at the home Of Mrs. G. d.
Pegg, 1406 West Church street. We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. A. 8. Reisinger
was hostess with Mrs. Pegg. Refresh
ments were served by the hostesses,
assisted by Mrs. H. O. Parks and Mrs.
F. H. Wiley. who were guests.
Members Of Mercy Hospital Alumni
Association met with Miss Elisabeth
Smith Wednesday afternoon at the F.
E. Northup home. Arrangements were
made for q picnic to be held Sept. 4.
at Rivervew park. After tho regular
business meeting the hostess, assisted
by Mr.. Northup, served refreshments.
Maxwell, You don't have to buy
Maxwell until you have ridden in it
and seen It perform. Then you will
wonder Why you have never bought
one before: not only the new Maxwell
but the greater Maxwell New ones
rust received. price 1856 Z. Q. b. Detroit,
Hswitt's Garage. phone ssa--Advsr-
tisement.
Tho X. I. G. q. Society Of the First
United Evangelical church held its
monthly business meeting Tuesday
nixht at the homo Of Mrs. q. r. Glib
son, 4o7 South First avenue. Follow
ing the business session . social hour
was enjoyed and musical program
given. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
hrs. G. i. Kersey. liz ,NcrIn ss!<tn
street, entertained company Of ten
little girls at her home from 4 to
Wednesday evening In honor of the
10th birthday anniversary OF her
daughter Uveline Tho little guests en-.
joyed games and Mrs. Kersey served
two course dinner, assisted by her
daughter, Helen, and Mrs. B. 2.
Weatheriy.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Thomas leave
Friday for IT. Madison to Join q party
Of 100 officers and agents of the Pc
oria Life Insurance Company. and
their wives. for three weeks trip to
California. The party will travel In 9
special train, the special object OF the
trip being to attend the annual con-
vention Of the agents that IL to be held
Aug. lS.i1 IA Los Angeles. Later the
5,s.s 40. - vii; visit Ssn Francisco salt
Lake CRY ana Pueblo. Cole