Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-25

MIF, W. - SNti' NiiN 'UNN's'' ~
rie. OF Roland, spent Monday IN the
city
Walt for our closing out sale, entire
stock will be sacrificed, Bakers
Variety store.
A big saving On Mems Macknaws
and sheoplined coats now at Gildner
Bros. Advertisement.
Irwin =, Cobb, war correspondent,
lecture course Wednesday Feb. e6, $
o'clock, - Advertisement
The sunshine Circle viii meet with
Mrs. l., j. stephens, i0e North Second
street, "Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Joseph Clemens went TO Spcn-
Ger Monday night to visit for a few
days with her aunt Mrs. Guy Davis,
Mrs. o. Il. Anderson, of Albion, ar
rived In the city this forenoon TO visit
her daughter, Mrs, Wayne Harmon.
Burgess Plumbing and Heating Com
pany win make your old plumbing as
good as new, Phone lsiS, Advertise
ment.
Mrs. j. T. Thornton. of Kansas City.
arrived In the city this forenoon TO
visit with her daughter, Mrs. -. G..
Sellers.
Mrs. Roy Brandt returned to her
home at Melbourne this morning after
short visit with her father, Il, b.
Willm.
Mrs. William Mitchelman returned to
n.
| after a short visit with Mrs. II. $N.
Jentzen.
| On and after Feb. "a all passenger
| calls will be so cents anywhere in the
city limits. G. L. Merritt Transfer
Company.
The Lincoln Way Social Club will
| meet "Wednesday afternoon at the
| home of Mrs. $. NJ, Cause, EOS South
| Ninth street.
store will be closed Wednesday,
| Thursday and Friday. Closing out sale
starts Saturday morning 10 o'clock.
Bakers Variety Store.
Look over the Everist stock of wall
paper before buying. This stock must
be sold. We have plenty paperhangers
TO do your ork.--Advertisement
Let Hewitt charge Your battery and
inspect your electric system. we call
and return your battery. Electrical
work a specially. Hewitt Garage,
phone 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Baskerville, and
two children, who have been living on
farm near Fonda, have moved to
this city and have rented the residence
property at '71s South Ninth street.
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Mrs. ,SilaA sBeatty was in the city
this forenoon on her way from Liscomb
to McIntire where Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty
and son Stanley will make their home
on farm. Mr.. Beatty and son went
to McIntire last week.
DR.. Shallenberger, the Chicago spe-
cialist. will make his 225th visit to
Marshalltown, Hotel Stoddart, Satur-
day, March /. Chronic, nervous and
special diseases treated. Treats patti
ents in Marshall county's best famil
lies. Examination free.--Advertise-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kermon, who
have recently moved to this city where
Mr.. Kermon IS employed by Anthony
Psenicka. were surprised by thirty
friends at their home, 922 South Sixth
avenue. Sunday afternoon. Refresh
ments were. served by Mrs. r. Buria-
mex and Mrs. b. Skramovska.
Ed Oswalt. who makes his home
with, his daughter. Mrs. Rachel A.
- 80 ~ &c,
dangerously sick at her home follow
ing a mental collapse due to old age.
Mr. Oswald has been in a stupor for
twentyfour hours and is not expected
to survive the day. He is "a years
old
BY using the reliable blue flame
wickless oil heated colony Hover you
save time, money and trouble. 1t Is
hard to get hard coal but you cam at
ways get coal oil. You can get all the
heat that is needed and our automatic
regulator will reg ulate the flow of oil,
thus saving fuel. Schmidt Hardware
Company.
The annual meeting Of the Y W. Z.
A. was held Monday evening in the
aSSOcldllOll TOOInS wien fepOTlS OL lllS
year were given and the board Of al
rectors elected. Mesdames c. G. Urine
and T.. c. Abbott were reelected and
the other members of the board chosen
were Mesdamcs c. H. Van Law and
H. G. Nelson ana Miss Ella Smith.
The members Of the Rotary Club en-
joyed their regular meeting with a
supper at Strup'.; hall Monday evening.
Later, talks were given by Frank
Stockdale. of Chicago, A. M. Johnson.
Jr, of Spirit Lake and three new MEM
bers, r. f. Dishrow, J. W. Edinburn
and Harry Hopkins Reports of the
conference recently held in Omaha
concluded the evenings probram.
Complimentary to the saith birthday
anniversary of her husband, Mrs. Her
bert Clark, II North Ninth avenue, en-
tertained twelve guests at dinner Sun
day. A cherry tree with thirty -four
cherries and birthday cake formed
the center decoration Of the table at
which the hostess served the dinner in
three courses. The after dinner hours
were spent socially and with music.
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