Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-28

CITY IN BRIEF

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Cora Williams Choate, physician.
! Drink Colfax Water and keep well
Phone a., The Bailey Boys.
Remember Methodist ladies' supper
tomorrow night. Committee, "
New York Life Insurance Company,
u. Il. Olson, agent, room No. :. Tre-
/ mont Block.
Searchlight club Meeting Wednes-
| day, April 30. Have you notified the y
VI G. A. Committee.
| The Shakespeare club will meet
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. II.
Crabtree. sO2 West Linn street.
II. w Shove e. Son. district man
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany of New York, Masonic Temple.
! Mrs. j. Elder of Oskaloosa returned
| to her home this morning after
| spending week visiting relatives
| here.
| lGlce on 1lllSDuIS ldl'NN II bt'''' li'N'
| this week, $3.50. free delivery. Phone
| s4l. Cray's Produce House, 1874 west
Main.
| Miss Alice Jones went to Gilman this
morning to visit with friends today.
| Miss Jones goes TO Minneapolis tonight
| to visit.
Frank Willard. Jr.. who is attending
| Iowa State College, Ames. spent sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
| II. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, 2Oi
South Fifth street. areN parents of a
daughter bora Saturday morning at
| their home.
Miss Maggie Dougherty, of LeGrand,
returned home this morning after
! few days visit with her sisterin law,
Mrs NJ. T. Dougherty.
Special Monday and Tuesday, one
| pound cottage cheese and one and one
| half pint sweet cream, IS cents, deliv-
| cred. Jackson Dairy Company. Phone
81.
Bishop Wilson S. Lewis, mission
! airy in China whose home is in Sioux
| city was the guest over Sunday OF
| Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Blue. Bishop lewis
gave an address at the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
The annual meeting of the Marshall
| County Historical Society will be held
Monday, May 5, at o'clock in the rest
room at the court house instead of
today as announced. Election of Of
| ficers for the ensuing year will be
held.
Dana Norris, editor of Pebbles, the
| high school paper, entertained Satur-
| day night, at the Norris home, the
members of the editorial staff of Peb-
| bles and the annual board. The hours
were passed pleasantly with progress
| i've games, and Mrs. Norris served re-
| freshments.
c. w. Anderson, son Of Mrs, John
Waldo, 509Hs South Third avenue,
| landed at New York Sunday. according
to word received by his mother An
derson has oeen in France for fifteen
| months and was in the Nineteenth d.
vision of engineers. He expects to
| leave for Camp Dodge within week:
Friends and relatives of Mrs Her
man Savage surprised her Sunday at
her home. 210 North Eighth avenue
in honor of her birthday anniversary
and brought with them a basket dinn2f
| which was enjoyed at 100. The after =.
| noon hours were spent socially and
with music. n. A. Welton. of Mon
tour. was a guest from out Of the city.
Members Of the Saturday Bridge
Club enjoyed a covered dish luncheon
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Emma
Johnson, 6 North Sixth street, and
spent the afternoon hours with the
game. Mrs. Walter Hanna, of Gilroy,
Calf, and Mrs. Carl +. Jordan. of
Cedar Rapids. were guests from out
of the city.
Children of the primary and inter-
| mediate departments of st. Paul's
Sunday school were entertained at the
church Saturday afternoon. Games
and contests occupied the hours prizes
being awarded to Joe Hull, Jane Sieg
and Billy" Breinert. Refreshments of
ice cream cones were served at the
| close of the afternoon by Miss Maude
! Swingley. Miss Ruth Dieterich and
| Mrs. G.. w. Nelson.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
| Beckwith were held at o'clock Sat
| urday afternoon from the residence
| 1912 South Center street, in charge OF
Rev. G. J. Roths. The pallbearers
| were Charles Eeckwith, Charles Miller
| F. G.. Roesch, c. w. Kendall, D. r. Pot
| ter and l.. Mcnamara and the flower
| bearers Mrs. Bernard Lynch, Mrs
| George Mullen and Miss Cecilia
Roesch. Burial was in Riverside.
! Myrna Hundley, daughter of Mr..