Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-21
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DR.. Rullard. osteopsth. Is West Main
Drink colfax Water and keep well.
Phone Al. The Bailey Boys.
The Woodman Circle Aid Society VIII
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
III. w Mundhenk, 1902 Bromley street.
Why buy war patent flour when you
can have the old. fancy, patent -four
Mt the same price thru your grocer, 50
per sack. 40 pounds Bowles & Billings.
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The Methodist aid society will meet
all day Wednesday at the Red Cross
rooms to work. Each member will
bring a covered dish for lunch and her
own dishes and silver.
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Wanted-Young man for general
store work, splendid opportunity to
learn variety business. Good wages
and rapid advancement to right party.
Baxter's One Gent to 99-Cent Variety
Store.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Bailey
Mundell, who died at her home in Al
pioh VIII Dc Htlu HUH Tic
home at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. Burial win be in the Marietta
cemetery.
Don't forget that the big flour sale
at Crays produce house will end Feb.
/. Don't fail 10 lay in your stock OF
flour by that time. Pillsbury's Best
and White Swan, both guaranteed. 12o
East Main street. Phone 941. E. E.
Cray.
If you are planning on a tractor
this season place your order now for
F'ordson.s We stock full line of
parts at all times. Buy tractor that
YOU can get repair parts for without
any delay. Come and see them. Rude
auto Company. Remember the dates,
Jan. %, "a, 25.-Advertisement.
The Saturday Afternoon Club held
its weekly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Charles B. Rogers. loo North
Fourth street. The afternoon was
spent in playing games, followed by a
musical program including piano
solo by Fern Strouse. a Goeshorn
study by Bernice Cha lvick, and a
Mozart sonata by Jean Milne. The
life of Bach was read by Wanda
Strouse. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Rogers.
At the second meeting of the tenn
porarily- organized local camp Of world
war veterans, held Monday night at
the Y. NJ. C. A. Secretary J. B. North
Colt, Of the Y. NJ. c. A., was elected
an honorary member. Mr.. Northcott
gave the address Of welcome preceding
the business session. The design OF
a camp flag was determined upon and
a committee was appointed to secure
a record of the graves of county vet
Grams of the war. When the record
is complete the graves will be marked
with a small service flag containing a
gold star.
Sergt. Roy schoenhut. headquarters
company, 12Sth field artillery, arrived
home Monday afternoon from Camp
Dodge. where he was mustered out a
few hours before he left the camp.
He has been overseas for three months
with the Thirty-fourth division. Ser
geant Schoenhut, who is a printer, TINS
morning, entered the employ OF the
Times Republican. His company WINS
formerly the Clinton unite Of the old
First Iowa, composed mostly OF men
from Clinton, where Schoenhut will go
in a few days TO attend a banquet to
be given by the people Of Clinton IN
honor Of the battery.
The Young Married Peoples Club OF
the Congregational church met Mon
day evening al the church, when sixty
members enjoyed supper that was
served by committee of the aid So
city of the church. In recognition OF
Benjamin Franklin's birthday annfver-
sary, place cards with his picture were
used, and guessing contest on i've
things for which he was noted was
held. The annual election of officers
was held, resulting in Henry NJ. Shove
being chosen president; r. G. Hurd,
vice president: Mrs. w. E. CASTOR. Sec
rotary: and Mrs. C n. Kirk, treasurer.
After the meeting the, members attend
ed the concert given by Nine. Fran
cesca Zarad.
The Elm Luthern Brotherhood was
entertained Monday evening at the
home Of T. S. Thompson, Lackey
Terrace. Clarence Scott, Of the U. S.
s. Wyoming, gave an interesting talk.
telling Of the activities Of our fleet in
European waters. The Wyoming was
present at the surrender of the Ger
man fleet and also met President Will
sons ship on its voyage to France. Of
ficers were elected as follows: l.. A.
Larson. president: S. Wilhau, vice
president; s. A. Halverson. secretary;
Fl. H. Hague. treasurer. At the close
of the meeting refreshments were
served by Mrs. Thompson, assisted by
Mesdames A. j.: Anders. Ross John
son, and l.. A. Larson.