Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-18
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/ DIR. Billiard. osteopath. is West Main
! Drink Colfax Water and keep well
/ Phone ~, The Bailey Boys.
Good childrcn's hose, 20 cents; boys
70 cents, ut dildner's. Advertisement
! w. Il. Scott, Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa Savings Bank building
Save money and buy all wool Har
Schaffner & Marx suits at Gildner's
Advertisement.
Benefit and party and dance for
o. .. r, band at !. o. O. +. hall Thurs
day evening. Committee.
Wanted-Six room house, modern
close in, by April /. Preferably on
north side. Enquire M-17 care T.-R.
| Rummagc sale st. Pauls church cor
ner Second avenue and Church street
March 81 and 90. Advertisement
Rummage sale st. Pauls church
corner Second avenue and Church
street, March 81 and 22.-Advertise-
ment,
/ Tate's floor brushes and mops arr
| dust absorbing and antiseptic Jus
the thing for house cleaning. Schmid
! Hardware Company.
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The Womams Missionary Society OF
the First United Evangelical church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at the
! home OF Mrs. Fred Austin, Marion
street
| Forty five couples attended the ST
| Patrick's dan "a given Monday evenins
by the local l2lks lodge in the clu'
rooms Lunch vas served during TIT
| evening.
A cordial invitation Is extended Il
| every soldier to inspect our new sprins
( Hart Schaffner & Marx suits; they are
all wool, which spells economy. Gid
ner Bros.
The Marshalltown Y. NJ. G. A. Is
| giving a three months membership free
to every soldier and sailor returning To
/ Marshall county. Get your card no."
Advertisement.
! The most delicate lacas and silks arc
washed thoroughly clean without in
jury with the Thor washing machine
! The cylinder does the work. Schmidt
| Hardware Company.
Mrs. c. H. Culley returned to hel
home in Iowa Fails this forenoon after
few days visit with her son +.
Culley, and daughters Mrs r. ii
Brown and Mrs. J. T. Long.
! For Sale-Lot in business district
one block from Levins store, 60XlsO
South front This excellent location
will be sold soon at bargain. DR.
Chcate, over Fidelity bank.
Our large stock of wall paper, paints
and varnishes have been priced &c
make them sell, workman to hans
your paper on short notice. Everis
Wall Paper House. opposite Methodist
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Baker. Of Chtca
60, who have been visiting with MI
Bakers parents, MIR. and Mrs. Geors
Baker. went to Gilman Monday nlsh
where they will visit for few day
with Mrs. Bakers parents.
l Minnesota homesteads, under val
| sted act, deed direct from government
no residence required no improvement
required. good land, no sand or stone
| 7 will be at the office Of F1nney, IN
land man, over 11s East Main street
Tuesday and Wednesday. the 18th ant
18Th with maps and full information
| Come in and see me. Office open even
ings. ]. n. McGilurey.
The brotherhood Of the Elm IMth-
eran church was entertained at l.s
regular meeting Monday evening by Il
NockIing at his home, Go North sec
ond avenue. when Private T. Thoinp-
| son. of Gilman, told OF his experiences
on the western front in France. AZ the
close of the meeting Mrs. Nockllne
served refreshments assisted by Mrs
| Andrew Hanson and Mrs. A. ]. Anders
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McKinnon enter
tanned twenty guests Monday evenins
at their home. 306 Summit street. rive
hundred pleasantly occupied the eve
ming, the prizes being won by MT. ant
| Mrs. w. E. Anderson. Mrs. IL. A. Ihur-
Der and Robert Jones. Lunch was
served by Mrs. McKinnon at the Close
Of the evening. She was assisted bA
Miss Julia Mckinnon and Miss Helen
| McClay.
The funeral Of Joseph Stormes was
held at the Baptist church at 2:So
Monday afternoon. Rev. r. B. Davidson
| conducted the service and burial was
in Riverside. The pallbearers were
Lester williams, Glen Blodgett, Samuel
Johnson, oliver Wallen. George Greg
| ory and P. A. Hawley. The flowers
were in charge Of Mesdames Eli Jones
Daniel Andrews, F. ]. Neinan. Leo
| Mclaughlin and J. B. McEndree ano
Miss Ruth Moscrip.
The Young Married Peoples Glass OF
the Methodist church held its monthly
| meeting Monday evening in the church
parlors. Fifty-tw members were pres
ent and enjoyed a social time following
! the business hour. Decorations ana
| refreshments carried out the st
Patrick's day idea. Messrs. and Mes
! danes II. O. Hyatt. of Iamoille and
| NJ. III. Drake. w. r. Deane. Carroll
Johnston and Anton Johnson served
The next meeting of the class will be
held the third Monday of April
The nineteen boys who went to ft
| Dodge Friday to attend the older boys
conference Of the Y. M. G. A., re-