Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-09

bile to California can secure carload
| rate by applying to M. Z. Melvin. Jr.
Phone Observation-Disclosures.
II you have any surplus cockerels for
sale you should enter them In sales
class at the poultry show. Entries close
Saturday. George B. Moehrl, secretary
For sale at West End Feed Barn Fri
| day. Jan. 10. eighteen registered Durcc
Jersey sows. safe in pig. Great Wonder
and Golden Model breeding. L. l.
Harding.
Clarence NJ. Scott, from the U. s.
s. Wyoming, arrived in the city this
morning to spend a two weeks leave
OF absence with his parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. X. Scott. West Linn street.
Saturdays specials, one-half pound
| Symond's Inn Cocoa and one-haif
pound Symoni's Inn baking chocolate,
| regular price 20 cents, sale price, one
of each for SO cents. Mcbride & Will
Drug Co.
Do You know that q coating Of SCOT
| * inch thick will reduce the heating
power Of your coal nearly one half?
Destroy the SCOT with a box OF Car
onoid. CSC and soc packages. Schmidt
| Hardware Co.
The Red Cross hospital committee
I desires quickly to close UP it's affairs
] and asks that all persons having &C
counts against the hospital file their
| bills at once with the secretary. II. j..
Rodgers, committee secretary.
Friday. Jan. 10 will be the last day
for payment in full on all accounts
for purchases previous to Jan. 1. We
are closing our 1918 books and ask
your prompt cooperation in the pay
ment Of your account E. r. Lay.
The regular meeting OF the Entire
Nous Club was held Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. I. B. Lynx,
4oS North Fourth street, when the
members took up the study Of paper
and sugar and enjoyed a discussion
an current events.
Lieut.. A. E. Gregg. from Mather
field, Sacramento, Cal. arrived in the
city Wednesday evening to spend a
few days with his mother. Mrs. Mary
Gregg. Lieutenant Gregg has en-
listed in the reserves, but expects to be
discharged from active duty soon.
Mrs. c. c. woodmansee. PA South
Second avenue. was hostess Wednes-
day afternoon at the regular meeting
Of the Archers Aid Society. whose
members enjoyed an exchange Of
Christmas gifts. I'm serving refresh
msnts the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
i Fred Ekef.
The funeral Of Mrs. Caroline Rhebb
will. be held from the E. r. Woodward
home. 200 East state street. at
Il o'clock Friday afternoon. 1nterment
will follow in the family lot in River
side. Charles Rhebb. Of Sioux City.
son Of Mrs. Rhebb. reached the city
during the night.
The condition Of David Gard. 2lo
North First street, who is suffering
from pneumonia, was more hopeful to-
day, following a restful night. The
patients heart action was better thru
out tho night and 1t was not neces-
sary to resort to stimulants with the
frequency which has been necessary
the past few nights. I
| The members Of the woodman Circle
Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Otto Kiehm. 1o5
West North street, and spent the time
in piecing quilts. Following the bust
ness session the hostess served re-
freshments. assisted by Mrs. Richard
Hockridge. The next meeting will be
! held in two weeks at the home Of Mrs
H. W. Mundhenk. 1902 Bromley street
In honor Of the thirty eighth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Kirby. their daughter. Mrs
II. w. Cope, EOS North Fifteenth
street, entertained a few Of the former
Hartland friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby
at dinner as Z surprise Wednesday ev-
ening. Covers were laid for fourteen
guests, who presented the guests Of
honor with q shower Of gifts. Three Of
the company Wednesday evening were
in attendance at Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby's
wedding. In the persons Of Mrs. c. v.
Hauser, Mrs. Sarah Lundy, and w. e.
Tomlinson.