Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29

Our own delivery will please you.
Mccord Grocery Company,
Wanted by Posey Meat n Provision
COMPANY. all kinds OF poultry.-Ad-
/ vertisement
| Market sale In Marshalltown sat
urday. April Sth. Plumb Munro. Ma
son n Shoemaker,
! Statistics shoN that cnuin store mer-
chsndising means tha greatest saw
ing to the consumer. Gildner Bros.
| -
There will be no extra charge for
delivery after April L. Good Grocery
Company 20 South Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coburn arrived
home Friday from three months stay
in Jacksonville and Pensacola. Fla.
"The Girl Who Forgets God will
be the subject OF the sermon sunday
evening at I: 30 AT the Central Church
OF Christ. Committee.
| Get your clock set right Saturday
night and be ready for the Bible
School at the Central Church of Christ
Sunday morning at s;i5. Committee.
| The Marshalltown Y. NJ. {. 4. Is
| giving a three months membership free
to every soldier and sailor returning 10
| Marshall county. Get your card now.
! Advertisement.
The body Of Mrs. Mary NJ. Meredith,
OF Detroit, Mich, who died at st.
| Thomas hospital Froday morning, was
shipped this morning to Grinnell,
! where the funeral will be held, prob
ably Sunday.
| Miss Margaret Gilmore, supervisor
OF music in the school and Miss Della
Arnold kindegartenr in the Franklin
school. left Friday evening for their
| home in Chicago where they will spend
the spring vacation.
Now is the time to get sweeper.
Vac Electric sweeper. II is one OF the
| best sweepers on the market absolute
| ly guaranteed to do perfect work. CAL
and see them at Boughton & Banz-
| hats. 20 North Center street.-Adver-
! tisement. .
Mrs. II. l.. Reynolds received word
this morning from her brother, Clar-
ence Portz, saying that he had arrived
from France and was to go to Camp
with the contingent of Feb. &c, 1918 to
Camp Dodge and was sent overseas in
| May.
Mesdames G. V. Hauser. G. Overturf,
A. II. Welker and A. II. Busch were
hostesses at the all-day sew held Fri
day by the aid society of Central
Church of Christ in the church parlors.
At noon Il covered dish lunch was
served and in the Afternoon the mem
bers transacted routine business.
Only two more nights for the Hen
derson Stock Company at the Odeon
Theater. Tonight The Girl From The
u. S. A" Sunday night a four act
comedy drama Which One Shall l
Marry" a complete change of special
| ties will be offered each evening.
Prices 1920 and so cents. Seats now
| selling. Odeon.
George B. Forrest, 16Sth regiment OF
Forty second Grain bowl division. was
| mustered out at Camp Dodge Friday
and reached home in the night. He is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Forrest,
1904 West Linn street. Forrest, who
was wounded in the shoulder Sept
Il by shrapnel, was sent home with
casuals and arrived ahead Of the regi-
ment and division.
The old familiar hymn @.Just AS /
Am" has had a great and wonderful
history. Do you know anything about
it? Rev. r. r. Davidson will tell you
about it on Sunday night at 1880 in
the Baptist Temple. This part of the
| Sunday night service is proving
great attraction. Come and sing the
old hymns. Make the Temple your
church home. Try our welcome.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Congregational
Church was held Thursday afternoon
| in the church parlors. Following the
| business hour. the members sewed and
enjoyed social hour. during which
refreshments were served by the host
| esses, who were Mesdames G. C.. st.
Clair. L. J. Patterson, j. D. Palmer. I,
B. Lynx. B. A. Morgan, F. E. Northup
and F. c. Nichols.
J Word by mail to anxious relatives
here from T. c. Cartwright. at Pasa
| dena, Calf, announces the birth Of q
son in his family Monday morning.
March a. 1t seems that the parents
were not prepared for boy hence no
name was as yet attached when tn.
letter was written Monday evening.
| The mother however at the Pasadena
hospital, was The subject of fair re-
port from the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert, of Elgin.
ILL.,. arrived in the city this morning
and are guests at the home OF their
SOM. w. Fl. Gilbert, where they will
remain until after the latter reaches
home from his Japan trip. Mr.. Gilbert
is expected to land at Vancouver early
next week. Mrs. Gilbert will leave Sun
day night for st. Paul, where she will
visit at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Hugh Beals, and meet Mr. Gilbert
there. probably about Thursday.
Mrs. A. c. Thompson, three miles
west Of the city. was the hostess
Thursday afternoon at the meeting Of
the S. C. I. Club, of Taylor township,
whose members enjoyed a paper on
| insects and Their DISTINCTION, given
by Mrs. George Lewis. and one on
The Danger of the House Fly" by Mrs.
George Hunsche. Following the busi-
ness session the hostess served re-
freshments assisted by Mrs. Clarence
Thompson, M-s. Gsorse lewis and
Mrs. Edwin Wetherbee, Jr
A hare and hound chase was enjoyed
by members of the Y. NJ. c.. A. this
| morning the hares starting from as.