Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-15

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forenoon TO Waterloo where they will
visit friends for few days.
st, Patricks ball. Red Men hall Mon
day March II. Music by the Burke Il
LENS orchestra. Advertisement.
Mrs. Roy n. WATSON returned Fri
day evening from Chicago where she
has been Visiting for ten days.
Mrs. II. J. Morris, who has been Wis
iting friends here for a week, returned
to her home at Montour this forenoon.
Mrs. Harry Henderson, of Oskaloosa,
who has been visiting with her sister
Mrs. L. B.NJones. returned home FRI
day.
Gildner Bros, will close out at spec
ial prices, a good assortment OF sheep
lined coats and Mackinaws, Adver-
t!sement.
| Mrs. Lewis Resle, OF Everett. wash,
arrived in. the city this forenoon 10
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. f.
p. Mingle.
Mrs. r. b. Ewing and Miss Ruth
Zorn, Of Monte2uma, returned home
J. A. Ewing home.
| Make your arrangements for build
| ing loans now before others beat you to
TT. Savings and Loan Association in
Gregory's coal office,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kovarik went TO
Searsboro this morning where they will
visit for few days with Mrs. Kova-
rik's parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Nc
Farlapd.
Every member Of Central Church OF
Christ is invited to our Bible School
Sunday morning at 9:45. All of the,
other scholars are expected to be pres
emit. Committee.
obedience The Test Of Loyalty.
will be the subject OF the SERMON al
Central Church Of Christ, Sunday
evening at 1880. Members and the
friends OF. the Congregation are invit-
ed. Committee.
Miss Mae A.. Swedberg.y daughter of
Mr.. and. AIRS. Peter Swedberg, who
was recently. graduated from Iowa
State Teachers College, Cedar Falls,
went this morning to, Fontanelle where
she has accepted a primary position.
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The body OF Samuel S. Partlow, who
was killed Friday morning by a fall
down a stairway. will be shipped to
Grinnel1 this evening. Funeral SER
vices will be held from the Methodist
church at Grinnell at 1870 o'clock Sun
day afternoon, In charge Of the Masonic
lodge; - n,
@'.Is the Mature OF Man Devine ar
(:Devilish ?'h VAL be Mr. Martins theme
at the Cont regational church tomorrow
at H., excellent music. Church school
at 10 with orchestra and most help
full hible study. At & the Junior Ell
deavor Society will give. a program Of
readings and music Committee.
The big automobile race on the Linz
coin: highway is attracting much at
ention. sThe Sunday. school OF the.
tRaptist Temple Is back. OF this race.
! Come at s:45 and get into machine
| and make the trip with us. We want
You if you are not attending any other
school. Make the Temple your church
home. Try our welcome.-Committee
Mrs. Charles Haddocl. Of Rhodes
and Mrs. G. Goodman. OF Chicago, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Agnes
McManus left Friday evening for Chi
cago where Mrs Haddock will visit
for while with Mrs. Goodman. Mrs.
Frank Snyder and Miss Gladys Nc
yettie of Abba, came this morning to
stay over Sunday with Mrs. McManus.
We expect the two days market sale
March "a and 25 to be the largest ever
held in Marshalltown. Now listed 100
head Of cattle, a good bunch Of sheep
and fine hogs, and a good bunch of
horses. Let US know at once what you
will have. Horses and mules will be
sold on the cath and other live stock
on the 25th. Plumb, Munro, Mason
G. Shoemaker.
Mrs. Jacob Wittel, Jr., received q
telegram this morning bringing the I'M
expected news Of the death Of her
| nephew. James Quinn. aged Is, the
only son of Mrs. Mabel Quinn, of Den
YER but formerly Of this city. The let
| ter did not give the cause of death.
Mrs. Quinn moved from this city tif-
teen years ago. She is the. daughter
of3B. l.. Burritt. Mrs. Wittel will leave
tonight for Denver.
The monthly meeting Of the Past
Noble Grands Association of Marshall
County was held Friday afternoon at
| Odd Fellows hall. Following the bust
ness session the members pieced quilts
and then enjoyed social hour during
which refreshments were served by
the hostesses. ;Mesdames Samuel
Harter and Freeman Wertenberger.
Mrs. May Butler of Ferguson was
guest from out of the city.
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If you have no church home the Bap-
list Temple gives you a hearty invi-
tation to come and make the Temple
your church home. Everyone should
attend church somewhere, and If you
are not a member elsewhere We give
you an urgent invitation to come and
join us. Church services are at ii a,
nj. and 1880 p. m. and Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. and B. Y. p. U. at $50
M Make the Temple your church
home. Try our welcome.-Committee.
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Mrs. George Lincoln and Mrs.
Charles Beckwith were the hostesses
r riday evening at the Lincoln home,
!, Eos North Seventh street ~ the nielii-
bers of Temple Chapter of the World
Wide Guild of the Baptist Church,
who enjoyed program on Alaska fol-
lowing a devotional period which was
led by Miss Florence kellogg. Miss
Mary Erickson read a paper on
Alaska, the Country. Mrs. Pearl
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