Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-30

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su,snce. Iowa Savings Bank building
Nordskogs Banner Market has bar
ratst for YOU tonight-Advertise-
uaent
To Rent Modern office and livin'
rooms Over strand theater. !, !
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i IIoyt ThoN,as and George Zuerchei
N1l' to Deg Molnes this forenoon &c
rc.aan ever Sunday,
~. W. Shove y son. district men
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pony OF New York Masonic Temple.
The Willard Dairy makes II point
TO handle nothing hut the best. ASK
your grocer for ClemoDs creamery
butter Advertisement. 4
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Denney. VIII,
have been visiting in Minneapolis an'
at Lake Minnetonka for ten days. re-
turned home Friday night.
have you tried the Cut Rate Clean
srs and pressers' Save money b,
leaving your order Phore, sOss w
cal, aud deliver. II. c. sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. John nayhcw an
sons. Floyd and Myron. of Aledo. III
left for their home this morning aftel
| visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ncgley sinct
Wednesday.
Miss Virginia Snider. OF West Lib
erty. went to her home this morning
| accompanied by Miss Dorothy Schultz
/ who will remain for short Visit will
Miss Snider
4 o. NJ. Smouse. of Fort Madison,
delegate at the Seventh Day Adventist
Conference. went Friday 10 his home
| to conduct services there today. MI
Smouse will return Sunday
Raymond Waldo. of Albion, was il
, this city Friday on his way to Ne
hawka, Neb,. Waldo was in the seryic
overseas for one year. being statione'
at Ypres most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Talbot. and
granddaughter went to Clear Lake
Friday for a weeks outing. From
there they will go to Omaha to visi
with Mr.. Talbot's brother, N. o. Tai
bot. = ~
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Os
borne. of Mariana. Ark, Mr.. and Mrs
| George Howe entertained fourteen
guests at dinner Friday evening a
their home. 416 North Fifth street
The evening hours were passed social
ly.
Mr.. Martin has returned from hi.
vacation and will be delighted to NEE
all members and friends of the church
at the church school at 10 and IL Wher
he will speak on ''Who is to Blame fol
the Present Labor Agitators and thu
Remedy."-Committee.
Mrs. Walter L. Smith and daugh,
tiers, Mary, Helen and Racrel. ar
rived home Thursday from Wisconsin
where they have been visiting for nin'
weeks at the farm of their son ant
brother, Hart G. Smith. The farm i:
near Iron Mountain, Mich.
Mrs. D. P. Wilhelm, formerly of thi.
City but now af Peoria. III. left thi:
morning for her home. after spending
a few days here packing her household
\ goods which were shipped this morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. - Wilhelm hav'
bought a home at 1909 Knoxville ave
nue., Peoria. 80
The Ladies' Aid Society .af the Greer
Mountain, congregational church hell
it's regular meeting Thursday after
noon in the church parlors. During tn
business session plans were made TO
the annual chicken pie dinner to b.
served by the Society. DThe remain.
der of the time was spent socially AM
the members enjoyed refreshments.
The members Of the. Myrtle Furna
Mission Circle of. CaRfxal Church
Christ were entertained Thursday att
Eernoon by Mrs. w. MnBaker, at ne
home, 5 South Fourth street. A SO
cial time was enjoyed with fancy wor
n after the business hour. and later Mrs
Baker served refreshments. Miss Lol
Rec McMahof. Sof Muskogee, Okla
was guest from out of the city.
Rev. F. J. Thomas ands daughte
Il Frances, who have been spending tn
summer in revival work in Indiana AM
4 Wisconsin, will arrive home Monda.
Il evening. The Thomas family will i'm
L mediateiy pack their household good
and expect to leave Sept. for slndi
| ana, where Rev. Thomas Is planning t
/ accept passionate in the United
Brethren church. On their way to In
4 diana the Rev. Thomas will stop il
Il Chicago to hold revival.
4 Officers were elected at a meeting .
the Golden Rod Clue, held Friday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H.. e
i Wright, S12 South Third avenue. Mrs
w. e. Lathrop was chosen president
Mrs. Roy Cotton, vice president. Mrs
4 J. Culbertson, secretary, and Mrs. II
i Eier, reporter. Following the bust
ness meeting guessing contest wa!
/ held in which the prizes were won ~
Mrs. H. bennett and Mrs. Otta KLEIN
Mrs. L.. II, Tucker assisted the hostes!
in serving refreshments.
The usual game of bridge occupied
1 the AFTERNOON for the ladies of thu
Country Club who held their week.!
l:social day Friday afternoon at the ciul
house; The prizes were won by Mrs
Ida ,statleri and Mrs..sC. E.. Smith. A
the! close Of the afternoon tea wal
served by the hostesses, Mesdame.
May Sandoe, H. H. Nichols. r. n
| Meeker and r. w. McCreery and Miss
II.auretta Nichols. Miss Grace Mack,
ey, sof Newberry. Mich. was q gues1
from out of the city. s3s
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