Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-23
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Chamberlain. Elnsses. Masonic temple
Dr. Graham. osteopath Masonic templ'
| Always ask your grocer for swee'
Home bread. Central Bakery.
Just arrived car OF Franklin
county coal. Cook 4ros Grain Com
pany,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Corey and Mira
A. G. Ellis. OF Gilman. spent Wednes'
day In the city.
The current events department OF
tho Woman's Club will meet at $3.50
Friday afternoon at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Our record stock Is in good condi-
ton, owing to 1000 new Columbia
records just In. Smith Music Company
Spinning Wheel Chapter, d. A. r.,
will meet Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Jane Eadie, 8 West Grant
street.
Burgess Plumbing and Heating Com.
pany will take care Of your work might
or day. Phone white 17Sl.-Adver'
tisement.
The Doroas Society Of the Elm
Lutheran church will meet this eve-
ming with Misses Anna and Pearl Lar
son, 603 East State street.
| We carry a complete stock Of Ford
son tractor parts and are in a position
to give you the same service on them
that we do on the Ford cars. Rude
Auto Company.
The aid society Of the Baptist
church will meet at $3.50 Friday after
noon with Mrs. Dora Stewart and Miss
Minnie Randall at the Stewart home
112 North First avenue.
The Knights of Columbus will have q
social gathering at Red Mems hal
this evening. All members, their fam
lilies and prospective members are in
vited. Come early. Committee.
| We will have a Fordson tractor dis.
sembled at our garage this week. Do
not fail to see this exhibit as it shows
i the simplicity Of construction. Rude
Auto Company.
There is only one original Whit
Swan Flour. this is milled by tn
Springfield Milling Company, o
Springfield, Minnesota. Ask YOU
grocer, 50 per sack. forty mine pounds
Advertisement.
You can wash blankets, heavy cloth.
Ing no matter how soiled, silks as vel
as lace curtains without any danger Of
damage and wash them thoroughly
clean, with Thor electric machine
Schmidt Hardware Company.
Twelve guests were entertained a
luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. C. 4
Darling at her home, 420 Park street
The places were arranged at small
tables prettily decorated with nose
gays. In the afternoon bridge forme
the diversion, the prizes being won b.
Mrs. Dick Kitchen, Of Omaha, and Mrs
R. E. Keyser.
Do not be misled in buying Whit
Swan flour. The original White Swa
is milled by the Springfield Millin
Company at Springfield, Minnesots
and is made from the very best har
spring wheat. This is now on the mar
ket in the old style fancy patent fou
like you bought before the war. Orde
this thru your grocer, 50 per sacl
forty-nine observation-disclosures
Twenty three members Of the w.
C.>Aid Society met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Arilla Kleespie an
Mrs. r. J. Rodermel at the Kleespi
home, 1907 West Main street wher
the time was spent socially following
the business session. In serving re
freshments the hostesses were assist
ed by Miss Veda Crookshank. of Con
rad, viii with Mrs. Anna Kleespie 9
Albion, was a guest at the meeting.
Funeral services for George Crysta
were held at o'clock Wednesday at
ternoon from the residence OF his son
w. B. Crystal, one mile south of Greer
Mountain, in charge Of Rev. GeOrg'
Croker, Of Whiting, formerly pastor a
Green Mountain. The pail bearers
were H. c. Holman, Benjamin Gettle
John Reese, David Yetley, Will Murty
and Thomas Graham, and the flowe
bearers Mesdames Ruth Stubs. Hol
man, Graham and Joseph Bellmore
Music was furnished by quartet com
posed Of Mrs. G. J. Estal. Mrs. JohI
Tuffree, Charles Damn and Edward
Buckley. Burial was at Green Noun
tain.
Officers were elected at the meeting
of the Archers' Aid Society, held Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Whitney Williams, 211 South Thirt
street. Mrs. Frank Moehrl was chosen
president; Mrs. B. S. Beehrle, vice
president; Mrs. J. D. Buck secretary
and Mrs. c. L. Farguson, treasurer
During the afternoon the members com.
pleted a worsted comforter, which they
will give to the Belgian fund Of the
Red Cross. Mrs. Beehrle read ar
article on Belgium, after which the
time was enjoyed with the game Of five
hundred and with contest in which
the prize was won by Mrs. Farguson
To- r.,