Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29
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CITY IN BRIEF

II CITY IN BRIEF
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Cora Williams choate. physician.
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saylor coal, Consumers. Phone 81
A trial viii convince YOU, TIT
White Market.
In buying, economize by buying the
best. The White Market,
Wanted Salesladies FOR afternoons
and Saturdays. Simon style shop.
Good children's hose, 20 cents; boys
20 cents, at Gildners. Advertisement
For returning soldiers. Hart schaff
ner & Marx spring waist line suits
Gildner's,
Music and dance at Shrubs Cafe
$3.50 to 700, Saturday evening. -Ad
vertisement.
Wanted by Posey Meat 4 Provision
Company, all kinds Of poultry.-Ad-
vertisement.
Save money and buy all wool Har
Schaffner g. Marx suits at Gildner's
| Advertisement.
| I will not be responsible for an!
debts contracted by anyone but myself
Mrs. j. Il. Echternacht.
| All dental offices will be closed We'd
nesday afternoon commencing April
to oct. 1.--Advertisement.
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delivery after April l. Good Grocer!
| Company, % South Center street.
| We have a complete stock of HEATH
& Milligan's paint and varnish for al
lines Of work. Old Reliable ,Drui
Company.
| All scholars of the Bible School OF
| Central Church Of Christ are urged tt
be on time Sunday morning at 9:45
new time. Committee.
| For sale--Two fine full sized lots ir
Second and Third wards. Cheap If sole
soon. Will trade in on good house
Write K-19. Call green $50.
Look over the Everist stock of wal
paper before buying. This stock must
! be sold. We have plenty paperhangers
to do your work.-Advertiseme
I A cordial invitation is extended ,tc
every soldier to inspect our new sprinl
Hart Schaffner & Marx suits; they are
all wool, which spells economy. Gid
ner Bros.
Our large stock of wall paper, paints
| and ~varnishes have been priced to
make them sell. workman to hans
your paper on short notice. Everist
Wall Paper House. opposite Methods,
Church.
You can do no better than purchase
one of our electric sweepers-Vac ma
chimes before you start your house
cleaning. guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. BouHhton 4 Banzhaf, 20 NORTH
Center street.
Frederick Keeper. OF Sioux City
who is . student at Chicago Universit.
and has zen spending his spring vaca.
ton at home, arrived in the city Friday
evening for . short visit at the home o
his uncle, g. =. Thayer, before return
Ing to college.
The constant effort Of the Contra
Church Of Christ Is to have the mos
efficient and consecrated teachers To-
the children Of the Bible School.
your children are not in any Sunday
School visit ours Sunday morning a
9:45 (uew time) and know our teach.
ers. Committee.
"The Peril of Resisting God" is thu
Sunday evening subject at the Baptis
Temple. Every man and woman il
Marshalltown should hear this mes
sage at 1880. Be sure to hear thu
story Of the old hymn "Just AS Ann
Make the Temple your church home
Try our welcome. Committee.
In honor Of the twenty-fifth weddins
anniversary Of Mr. and MRS. Ole Thor.
sen, sos East State street, 100 friends
and relatives pleasantly surprised then
| Friday evening at their home and late
went to the Elm Lutheran church
where the time was enjoyed socially
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorsen were presented
with q silver service.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Jackson, 100:
| South First avenue, received Friday {
letter from Gievres, France. Informing
l IilcIu IEdL luclI sui, Sd1l JtChSOu, WIN
Is in the overseas army, is improving
from his recent severe illness. YOUNG
jackson still was in the hospital whel
the letter was written, suffering from
bronchial pneumonia following infiu
enza.
The funeral Of Thomas Mole. wa
held at the Congregational church a
LAmoille ut 10 O'Clock this forenoon
The service was conducted by Rev
Mr.. Lanholm, pastor Of the church
and burial was in the La1noille Gem
etery. The pallbearers were Georg
Parsons, Russell Hatten, esse Parsons
William Flanders, Ephraim Wilson AM
Gilmore Pyle.
Capt. J. f. Battin, Of the medical de
partmeht, who has been stationed a
the receiving office Of general hospi
tai, No. t26.i Fort Des Moines, sine
January, 1918, was discharged from tn
service Tuesday. He arrived hom
Friday evening from Cedar Rapids. &C
companied by his son, Maurice, q stu
dent in Coe College, with whom he ha
boon visiting and also with anothe
son, John, q reporter for the Ceda
Rapids Gazette. Captain Battin enlist
cd in July 1917 and received his com
mission In August, 1917.