Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-10
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CITY IN BRIEF
Cora Williams Choate, physicIan.
DIR. Graham. ostcopath. Masonic temp

Boys $3.50 suit sIeS at the Hun
store Friday aud Saturday. -Advcr'
tlsomcnt,
Fresh sailed peanuts Friday ahU
Saturday. IL cents a pound, Baxter 4
Variety Store.
Pearl Is the best looking as well us
the best wearing screen. Schmidt
Hardware Company,
Sec those stylish raincoats at II,
Willard Son 4 Co. 80 West Main
street.--Advertisem
You will miss a treat II you do not
hear Young's entertainers NJ Shrubs
Hall Saturday Observation-Disclosures
Buy your wheat bran shorts, wheat
screenings and Hour at The min. Spi
South First a!enue. Macshalltown Mill
| ing Company.
The ST. Elizabeth Society will hold
their sring bazaar and bake exchange
all day Saturday at Sinclair store.
Advertisement.
| Mrs. Robert Park who has been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. \.
/ II. Nehring, at story city, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Before paying s. to sl0 for your new
! skirt see whit we offer Friday and
| Saturday for $3.50 $50 sample skirts
included in this sale. Raters Variety
Store.
A cordial invitation is extended to
every soldier TO inspect our new spring
Hart Schaffner & Marx suits; they are
ali wool, which spells economy. Cid
per Bros.
The Womans Missionary Associa-
ton of the United Brethren church
viii meet Friday afternoon at 1880
with Mrs. George Hines, sos North
! First avenue.
Friday and Saturday We place on
sale $50 sample dress skirts, serge,
fancy plaid and striped silk and silk
poplin. See these bargains in our WIN
dows; your choice, $3.50. Baxter 5
| Variety Store.
One hundred and eighty patrons
were served supper by the aid society
| of the Congregational church Wednes-
| day evening at the church. The socie-
| ty will clear sI5 from the supper y
| bazaar was also held during the day.
Better get a Perfection oil COOK
stove for your wife before hot weather
sets in. A coal range makes the
kitchen unbearably hot and costs more
| to operate. Come in and let us demon
strate the Perfection for you. Schmidt
| Hardware Company.
Benjamin Eyster, Of Kings Ill, VINO
has been visiting with his aunts. Mrs.
John Timmons, of Marietta, and Mrs.
Marshall Roberts. of State Center, LETT
Wednesday evening for his home. He
had been visiting with his son, Ken
meth, at Des Moines, before coming
here.
Mrs. H. r. Peterson. PA North
| Third avenue. entertained the Priscilla
| Club Wednesday afternoon at her
home. The time was spent socially
and with fancy work and in guess
! ing contest the prizes were won by
Mrs. Omer Lett and Mrs. DAVID
| Friend. Jr Mrs. Peterson served re-
freshments.
| INV 80
| week the Jackson Burton Comedy
Company will be the attraction at the
Odeon Theater. New plays and new
people. One lady will be admitted free
on the open night with each paid 80
cent ticket il bought before p. m.
Monday. Seats so on sale Saturday, at
| 10 a. IN. Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
| Odeon.
A troop train carrying 200 sailors
passed thru the city at s o'clock We'd
nesday night over the Northwestern
bound for San Francisco. Fourteen
hundred sailors are to be sent to San
| Francisco and a train carrying 200 oil
| 500 will pass thru the city each even
| ing until next Tuesday The Red Cross
| canteen workers served the men hot
| coffee, doughnuts and cigarets.
| The members of the Sunshine Circle
| enjoyed their regular meeting Wednes.
| day aft ernoon at the home Of Mrs, I
A. Robinson, l24 Arson street, anc
spent the time sewing carpet rags and
| with a guessing contest. In the latter
| the prizes were won by Mrs Lester
Mitchell and Mrs. Fl. +. O'Conner Tho
| host ess was assisted in serving re-
freshments by Mrs. Calvin Smuck.
At the South Fifth Street Mission
! Wednesday afternoon a meeting of the
women of the community was held at
which Miss jeanette Cation. of Ames
| demonstrated the use of sewing ma
| chine attachments. Miss Cation made
a pair of rompers and showed how to
make bindings, button holes, inset
pockets and all kinds Of packets after
which she demonstrated darnIng on
the machine without an attachment.
Word received this morning from
Mrs. A. II. Walton, who was called
Saturday to Chelsea by the illness OF
her father, w. w. ,KenneC, tells of his
death Wednesday evening at 5:15. Mr..
and Mrs. Kenner have spent the past
two winters with their daughter,
while her husband is in the service,
but last fall Mr.. Kenner suffered a
stroke of paralysis and his condition
became so serious that he was taken
to Chelsea in February
Five Marshalltown soldier boys ar
rived at Camp Dodge Wednesday from
ten months overseas service and ex-
pect to be mustered, out Of service to-
day and return home this evening
They are Privntes John Anderson
Lawrence Brennecke, Raymond Paul
and Martin Eyerts and Corp. George
Isaacson. They were all sent to Camp