Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07

Banner Market number 909; union de-
livery Advertisement
Tho First United Evangelical aid So
ciety viii meet Thursday afternoon In
the lecture room OF the church.
Marie Schunaman, Of Boone, re-
turned home Tuesday after spending a
few days with relatives In this city.
For information about Hayes Cali
fornla Farms at ChowchIlla. see A. L.
Stata, 20 vast Main, advertisement.
DIR. W. H. W,ikert, of Fort Dodge,
is in the city spending,a Few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. w, We!k-
ert
St Elizabeth's Society of ST, Mary 5
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Paul Roskopt 800 summit
street.
Mrs. NJ Lage returned to her home
in Gladbrook this morning after spend
ing a week in this city visiting her SON
A, lagc.
Mrs. L. II. Hurto, of Des Moines, re-
turned To her home this morning after
n snort Visit III lHis Si's "''h
| and friends.
Buy yaur wheat, bran, shorts. wheat
screenings and tlour at the mil So'
South First avenue. Murshalltown Mill
! ing Company,
The May breakfast served this morn =
ing by the aid society OF the Presby-
terrain church proved quite d success
the ladies taking in $50
The Ladies' Guild of 81, Pauis
Church will hold an aii-day sew at me
church Thursday. The members VIII
come at 10 o'clock and lunch will be
served at noon by the officers.
The business mems sym classes that
met regularly at noon and at p. m.
Friday are to meet Thursday at noon
and at p. IN. on account of the Y. W.
c. A. banquet nd advertisement
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Children's white dresses. We have
just received and placed on sale new
showing of childrens white dresses in
sizes to IA years. Brintnall & Brint-
NALL headquarters Tor satisfaction.
The first division of the ladies aid OF
Green Mountain will give 4 home
talent entertainment entitled, Clubbing
a Husband" Friday evening May at
the church. Admission 20 and IS
| cents. Committee.
Having leased my veterinary hos
pital have moved my office to the
McCombs barn, West Church street
where I am ready to take care OF my
practice. as usual. My phone number
will still be 404 ring l. Residence 4O4
ring ?. DIR. Neiman, veterinary surgeon.
Mrs. c., +. Smith, 6 North Second
| street. entertained the members Of the
A. Il. c. Bridge Club Tuesday after
noon at her home. The usual game
occupied the afternoon, prizes being
won oy Mrs. r. S. Breyman, Mrs. g.
w. Darling and Mrs. Stanley 3. Sieg
The hostess served refreshments.
Our round loaf bread Is still as pop
ular as ever. 1t takes some hundreds
of loaves for Friday and Saturday and
big lot for every day When wrapped
in the waxed paper, after cutting off
slice or two you will find the last of
the loaf just as fresh and sweet as the
first slice. Reynolds & Sheldon. phone
27.-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Shewalter, OF
Hartland. received a telegram this
morning from their son. John w. She
walter. telling of his arrival in New
York city from France. Shewalter is
member of Company e. 3O7th ammu-
milton train of the Eighty-second di-
vision. He enlisted April 9, 1918. and
was sent overseas the latter part OF
June.
Nearly score Of Waterloo men,
who are interested in good roads, were
in the city for short time this fore
noon between trains on their way to
Ames where this afternoon they at
tended q school of instruction regard
ing the new state road law that was
held at Iowa state College. A. a.
Moore got together some automobiles
and took the Waterloo men over the
concrete paving on the Lincoln high
way and then accompanied them to
Ames.
The automatic sprinkler system at
the Western Grocer Company mills
sprung a leak about 2:30 o'clock this
morning causing an alarm of fire to
be automatically sounded at the south
side station. The central fire station
crew was also turned out and the mills
were gone over from the basement 20
the top floor in search Of fire, before
relief in the shift OF night watchmen
disclosed the fact that the sprinkler
system had not been working properly
and the alarm was caused by the leak
age.
Mrs. F. L. Meeker went to Camp
Dodge this forenoon where she will
remain at the hostess house while she
gives concerts afternoons and eve
nings for three days in the huts and
the base hospitals. Mrs. Meeker sang
for the soldiers at the camp last fall
and her singing pleased those in
charge so well that they requested
that she come again. Thursday Miss
Naomi Fletcher, w'!;o 10! he accom-
PIANIST for Mrs. Meeker and Catherine
Dickson. will so to Camp Dodge to re-
main for several days. The latter, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Dick
son, will whistle for the soldiers in the
hospital.
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