Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-18
CITY IN BRIEF
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Century Music. Pickards,


Century Music. Pickards.
Fresh oysters. Posey Meat Company.
Special bacon sale. Posey Meat
Chickens, young and old Posey
Meat Company.
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Centerville coal Consumers Fuel
Company, Phone 3s.
House dresses and aprons $3.50 to-
day. BaXter's Variety store.
Secure a $3.50 house dress or apron
for size today. Bakers Variety
Store.
The Presbyterian aid will hold thcir
bazaar Wednesday, December Il.
Committee.
Cut glass at cut prices tonight at
the going out of business sale. Sim
mons Book StoreA
You can pay more but you can not
obtain better flour than Maplesota
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
distributors.
Get the French auto oil hahit-its
one that won't get" your motor. Cen
trail filling station on State street be-
tween Center and First avenue, Peter
Wilschutz, manager.
Would you appreciate a gold wrist
watch free? Certainly? Then call ut
sGnith's Music Store and ask tho rep
resentative of the Waterloo Chemical
Works about it.--Adve~.isement.
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For about ten days The Waterloo
Chemical Works will nave a represent
| alive at Smiths Music store who Will
demonstrate one of their products and
explain their pl2l OF aw9rdinE Sin
gold wrist watches in pre- miums.--Ad-
yertisement. --..-s
K. of P, Pythian Sisters and families
will have picnic supper at Shrubs
hall, Wednesday, Oct. %, at 6: 80 p. m
Bring sandwiches for your family and
one side dish Knights will entertain
after supper. Everybody turn out Tor
good time. Committee.
Divine worship both morning and
evening at the Methodist church. This
is the jubilee year Of Methodlsm WITH
evangelism as the key note. DR.
Crowder's sermons at both services
will be a presentation of the teachings
Of Christ the Son of God. The organ
recitals by Ralph Pyke are worth hear
ing and you will enjoy the congrega-
tonal singing. Committee.
The regular meeting of the aid So
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was held Thursday afternoon IN the
church parlors with Mrs. Carl Ander-
son as hostess The members held
their business meeting and then enjoy
ed a social hour during which the hos
tess served refreshments. She was as
sisted by MIS-. Peter Mold Mrs. Gus
Berg, and Mrs. Alfred Gustafson.
The greatest and most important
subjects before the world today will be
presented by Mr.. Martin at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow at IL
and o'clock. Miss Mason and Miss
Lands will sing "Ruth the Moabitus'
in the morning and special numbers
at vespers. Miss Rogers will play.
Church school at 10 and young peoples
meeting at Sis. May all come and
worship together in the beauty OF
holiness" Committee.
Mrs. James Andrews, South Ninth
street, entertained the members Of the
Unity Club Thursday evening at heI
home. The hours were enjoyed social
ly and with contests after which the
hostess served a two course lunch as
sisted by her daughter Miss Heller
Andrews, and sea. William. Today the
members of the w. r. Club, an ami.
versary club, were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews In honor of thei1
forty-first wedding anniversary. Tel
guests enjoyed dinner served at noon
by Mrs. Andrews assisted by hel
daughter, Mrs. Howard Miller.
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At the W. w. Doolittle home, 1O2
South Third avenue. at $3.50 Frida!
afternoon. the funeral services Of Mrs
Ella Baker were held by Rev. w. &
Crowder. A large number of relatives
and friends attended. The paiiDearers
were A. #. Elder, Emmett waters. DR.
Raphael Burke, A. P. Bratt. H. b. Lee
man and, s. B. Lusby. The flowers
we're in charge of Mesdames p. w
Burk, L. c. Goodwin, A. P. Bratt, II
B. Leeman, Emmett Waters, George
Marks and Miss Ella Gilmore. Buria
was in Riverside, where the service
| was in charge Of Central Chapter. No
81. @. T.. s. In attendance at the funer
al from away were Mrs. Bakers two
children, Miss May Baker, Of Tulsa
Okla. and Frank Baker, Of Los Ange
les, Calf: her sister. Mrs. Clara Man
waring, and daughter, Miss Eula Man
waring Of Huron. S. D.. Mrs. viii
| Smalley, OF Winterset, and Mrs. Sey
mour ]. Dunn. of Tulsa. Okla.