Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-08

Our galvanized round chicken coops
are made so they can be closed up 10
prevent rats getting the chickens at
night. Schmidt Hardware Company
You can get a fifteen pound polish
ing brush for $500 at Schmidt Hard
ware Company. Just the thing to put
your floor in fine condition.-AdVer-
tisement,
CONGREGATIONAL Ladies Aid Bazaar
viii be open to the public at p. IN.
Wednesday, April 9. Rugs, aprons
fancy articles, ETC., will be FOUND on
sale. Committee.
The ladies' aid of the strand Luther
an church Of Dunbar will hold a bazaar
at the church Thursday evening
Lunch will be served. Everybody in
vited. Comuittee.
Market sale In Marshalltown, satur-
day, April 10. Phone us at once what
you will have for this sale. so that we
may advertise same. Plumb, Munro
Mason & Shoemaker.
Mesdames E. r. Lay. J. NJ. Whitaker
and B. F. Martin went MONDAY even
ing to Newton where they are going 10
attend the meeting Of the Grinnell AS
sociation Of Congregational churches
Now your lawn before the grass gets
too long. It is easier and will make "a
better lawn. A Coldwell lawn mower
is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Come in and look them over. Schmidt
Hardware Company.
One dollar and twenty-five cents
cleans your spring overcoat. we can
and deliver. All work guaranteed.
Phone your order. You will be pleased
with our work. Cut Rate Cleaners
Agency, 201 North Ninth street. Phone
red 1472,
offer for sale my modern eight
room house at S02 West Main street.
lot 6Oxl20. This house has furnace
hot and cold water. cistern, new path
room fixtures and has just been
newly decorated inside; fine frudl
trees. See me at once. r. 2. Apgar.
Among those who went to Des
Afoines today to hear the entertain
ment by CALI Curci. the soprano were
Misses Irene Mason. Grace Brennecke:
Genevieve Dillon, Helen Willard ana
Mesdames Wanda Davis, w. E. Humid
ley, Thomas Meikley and c. W..
Hughes.
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Baker went
! this morning to Des Moines for two
days stay. Rev. Mr.. Baker will attend
the state board meeting Of the lows
Christian Missionary Society that Is
to be in session today and tomorrow
and Mrs. Baker will attend the recital
to be given this evening by Gain
Curci.
Z The South side Community Club will
have it's third program Wednesday
evening at 7:45 in Bohemian hall. This
will be a civic improvement program.
talks and moving pictures. An admis-
sion of 10 cents for adults and cents
for children, will be charged This Is
simply to defray expenses Of program.
Committee.
Mr. W. II. Ewing, 211 North Ninth
street, has received word from her son
Howard, telling of his entrance to an
American expeditionary force school
Ewing, who IL a master engineer. ana
was to haye sailed April d, was chosen
to stay and attend this college which
deals with labor problems in Europe.
The. school is at Beaune, France.
Mrs. Ray Wildnan, Al Bromley
street. entertained a company of four
teen relatives at dinner Monday even
ing, complimentary to her husband,
whose birthday anniversary fell on
that day. Mrs. Frank Matsen assist
ed Mrs. Wildman in serving the meal.
The guests presented Mr.. Wildman
with q shower OF photograph records.
] Mrs. Lester Roupe, 10 West Lin
coin street, entertained company OF
twenty-five guests Monday evening,
Z complimentary to her husband whose
birthday anniversary fell on that day.
Five hundred was played and the
prizes were won by Mrs. C. C. Jen-
ninss and Harry Pitcher. The hostess
served refreshments assisted by Mrs.
Jennings and Mrs. 9. r. Roupe.
Mrs. Pearl III. Waltamuth arrived
!, from Grinnell today to look after their
home on Boone street which 10 un-
occupied while her, husband Ldeut.
Ralph waltamuth il with the army OF
occupation In Germany. Mrs. Wilta-
rnuth and son have been spending the
winter at tho homo Of her father, Mayo
Harris, in GrinnelI. lieutenant Wilta-
muth Il expected home in September.
Miss Madeline stump, formerly Of
this city, who has been employed in
Los Angeles for three years, came here
Monday nikht and probably will re-
main in this city. She II visiting with
her uncle and amt. NJ. ard Mrs.. III
ram Stump. Her father. Reuben Stump.
who was recently returned from over
Z seas. Is still ut Debarkation hospital
mo. 3. New York City, but he IL ,ex-
Npected to be semitic Camp Dodge soon
to be mustered out. BIZ.
Funeral services forAlexander shol-
atrom were held at the home 308 West
Linn street, at $3.50 Monday afternoon
Md from Trinity Lutheran church at
| s o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Bostrom, Of Des
Moines, conducted the service. assisted
by Rev. B. +. Martin. The pallbearers
Were p. e. wanberg, John Quist, q.
N. Mold. G. A. Swanson, Charles