Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-05

House. rs. West Main street, Adver-
tisement.
Strand Theater opens daily. except
sunday at i2, noon. Bring your lunch.
Advertisement.
Save money and buy all wool Hart
Schaffner q Marx suits at Gildners
Advertisements.
S,rabd Theater opens daily, except
Sunday at IL. noon. Bring your lunch.
Advertisement
Miss Margaret Howie has arrived
home from Iowa Falls where she
spent the spring vacation.
White swan -four goes at 81 per
sack at Cray's Produce House, l3f
West Main street. Advertisement.
Statistics show that chain store mer-
chandising means the greatest saw
ing to the consumer. Hiildner Bros.
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Buy YOUR varnish. Silktone and Full
ierton mixed paints at our spring SAFE
now on and save big money. Simmons
Book Store.
The st, Elizabeth Society will hold
its spring bazaar at the sinclair
Tea and Coffee store all day SATURDAY
April IL. Committee.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Soderquist, blS
Fremont street. are the parents Of
son, born Thursday. The child has
been named Rowell Edward. .
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We save you money on wall paper
Our expert workmer are on the job
when. promised See us and don't he
disappointed. simmons Book store.
Phi Delta Pho. camp fire girls will
sell candy at Strand Theater Monday
instead of Saturday. Everybody come
and bring ydur nickles and dimes.
Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyer left for
ST. Paul this morning. Mr.. Meyer was
recently discharged from the army and
while he was in the service Mrs.
Meyer has been staying here with her
mother, Mrs. c. C. Manning.
The Business Women's Club wishes
TO invite and urge every business
woman and girl in Marshalltown to
hear Miss Mailer, efficiency expert
for Harris Emery Company of Des
Moines at the Y. W. G. A. rooms April
at s D. M. Business Womans Club.
The members Of ST. Elizabeth's Soci-
ETY., who met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. w. y. Harmon, 204 North
Eighth street. spent a busy day sew
ing for the society. At noon dinner
was servedeby Mrs. Harmon and Mes
DANES J. F. .EMahedy, J. IT. Crosby and
Nellie Reimer.
Last time tonight for the popular
favorites, Miss Flora DeVoss and her
company, in a four act comedy drama
at the Odeon Theater, THE Korn kob
Kuttups." Do your shopping early and
don't miss this play, it's laugh from
start to finish. Four big vaudeville
acts. Prices. 10. 20 and 80 cents. Seats
now selling, -'Odeon. i. ~
Quilting occupied the time of the
members Of the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the
State Street United Evangelical church
who met Thursday at the church. Fol-
lowing a covered dish luncheon at noon
the members transacted routine busi-
ress and later refreshments were
served by Mrs A. F. Eckman. i
THE SUPREME Offering to Christ
will be the subject Of the sermon
Sunday morning at II O'Clock in me
Baptist Temple. This is the first of a
series of meetings for the week TO
come in &Ajes Rev. r B. Davidson
the pastor, SiH do the preaching.
Make the temple your church home
Try our welcome. Committee.
The regular meeting Of the aid
society of the Presbyterian church
was held Friday afternoon in the
church, parlors when the members
transacted routine business and then
spent the time socially and in sewing
carpet rags. The hostesses for the
afternoon were lMesdanes S. NJ. Cause,
l.. ID. Wick and NJ. D. klise who
served refreshments at the close OF
the afternoon.
The gong in the central fire station
operated by the automatic alarm sys-
tenn at the Fischer Governor Company,
was set going about $3.50 o'clock FIJI
day afternoon, causing the department
to respond TO the alarm. There was
no fire at the plant and it Is believed
that q short circuit caused the alarm
10 sound when q house being moved in
Center street brushed wire connect
ing the plant with the fire station.
Mrs. Verne Clemens and aunt, Mrs.
Addie Rogers, left this morning in the
Clemens car for st. Louis, where Mrs |
Clemens will join her husband and re-
main for an indefinite stay. Mr.. Glenn
ons, who recently was sold by the
Louisville American association team
to the st. Louis Cardinals, has been
in st. Louis for spring ira ming. Mrs.
Rogers will remain in st. Louis for
few days.
Interesting articles on home and
foreign missionaries were given by
Miss Bessie Bugbee and Mrs. w. F.
Hamilton at the meeting VI TIC i
Women's Auxiliary of st. Pauls
church, held Friday afternoon with
Mrs. G. W. Lawrence and Miss jean
nette Shove at the Lawrence home.
North Ninth street. The hostesses
served refreshments. Mrs. A. 9. Dick
son, of Des Moines, was guest from
out of the city.
The funeral Of Miss Charlotte Dean, |
who died at Nina, Kan, was held |
from the Presbyterian Church at Al |
bion, at 1890 o'clock Friday morn
ing, Rev. A. B. Soule conducting the |
services. The flower bearers were !,
Mrs. Harriet woodward, Mrs. Rheba |
Men, Mrs. William Harper and Mar
garet Harper. The paltbearers were
william and Harry Monin4er. G. D.
Alden, D. A. williams, w. G. Van