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

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n. urshan. sstsssash. Aasouic temple
Drink colfax water and keep wsii.
Phone ~. The Bailey Boys.
w. II. Scott. Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa savinss Bank BUILDING
Mesdames L. II. 0ranzo. 8. q. Noe
and J. II. Crosser. of Union. spent the
day In the city.
A biz saving on Mems Mackinaws
and shecplined coats now at ohdner
Bros. Advertisement
The funeral 10 Joseph Stormes VIII
be held from tho Baptist church Mon
day afternoon at 2:so.
Mrs ], C.McBroom. OF Iowa CITY,
returned home this forenoon after u
few days visit with friends here
81, Pa,ricks bail. Red Men hall Mon \
day March III Music by the Burke
Lclns orchestra. Advertisement
Walter Hauscr, son Of {. v. Hauser,
arrived home Friday after serving ten
months as seaman on the destroyer,
Eagle 8.
Buy your wheat bran, shorts, wheat
screenings md four at the mill. S''
South First Avenue. Marshalltown Mill
ing Company.
Mrs. Nancy Conger returned to her
hcne at Gilman this forenoon after
few days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
George Richardson.
Mrs Edward Gullakson, OF Serena
III, who has been visiting with rela-
tives in the city for two weeks, left
for her home Friday night.
The young people OF, Central Church
OF Christ are urged to attend the
Christian Endeavor meetings, Sunday
evening at $40. Committee.
For Sale--Lot In business district.
one block from Levin's store 6oxls0.
South front, This excellent location
will be sold soon at a bargain. DR..
Chcate. over Fidelity bank. i,
The young married peoples bshfe
class OF the Central church OF Christ
will hold their niont,dy social in the
church parlors Tuesday evening, March
18th. All members invited. Committee.
.Go-to- Church Campaign" is now
on at the Central Church OF Christ.
Every member Is urged to be present
for. the Communion service Sunday
morning at II: 90 o'clock. Evangelistic
services at 7:30 p. IN. Committee
st. Eli1abeth's Society OF St. Mary's
church held an all day sew Thursday
at the. home Of Mrs. J. II. Waters, 10
South Third avenue and at noon the
members enjoyed dinner served by
Mrs. Waters and Mesdames Raymond
Jones, F. Seegman and Daisey Dilley.
Divine worship morning and evening
at the Methodist church. DR.. Crowder
viii preach in the morning on The
Breaker of the Fold" in the evening
SPECIAL music ty the orchestra and ad-
dresses by the Centenary Minute
Men," All are invited.-Advertisem
Shall We Gather at the River?" Is
the great hymn on which Rev. r. r.
Davidson will give brief talk on Sun
day evening at 1870. This is only one
feature Of a gospel service you will
want to attend at the Baptist Temple
Make the Temple your church home.
Try, our welcome-Committee.
:; The burning out Of an armiture eoii
at the city lighting plant Friday night
during the rain storm put out the
street lights The entire street light
ing system was affected. Repairs may
require two or three days and In the
meantime the city will be entirely
without street lights other than the
eiectroliers.
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed
Friday afternoon by the members OF
the Busy Few Circle wno met at the
home or Mrs. C. e. Andre. sl6 South
Second avenue, and enjoyed two con-
tests in which the prizes were won by
Mrs. F.. w. and l.. A. Eker. AT the
close of the Afternoon the hostess
served refreshments assisted by Mrs.
Benjamin Ralf.
The body of Mrs. Henry Lentz, for
merly of this city and an old resident
of the Dillon neighborhood. who died
Wednesday at Bellefourche, s. d.,
arrived in the city at midnight Funer-
al services were held at the Pursei
undertaking parlors at ? o'clock thus
afternoon, in charge OF Rev. w. NJ.
Baker. Burial was in Rock Valley
cemetery.
Lieut.. Joseph Schott is in the city
spending few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Schott before
going to Camp Lewis to be mustered
out. Lieutenant Schott Is a former
Marshalltown boy, but for a few years
prior to his enlistment he made his
home in Marshfield, Ore, where he
will resume his residence. He was n
lieutenant in the engineers corps and
was overseas for seventeen months
Complimentary to Miss Euphemia
Murray who Is moving with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray, TO
Mount Pleasant the latter part OF the
month, twenty -four guests pleasantly
surprised her at her home, 207 South
Third street, Friday night. The hours
were enjoyed with games and music
and later the guests presentd miss
Murray with a token Of remembrance
three course supper was enjoyed at
the close of the evening.
There was a large attendance at the
all day meeting Of the Baptist aid and
mission circle held Friday at the
church when the members spent the
time In making comforters and sewing
CARPET rags. At o'clock lunch was
served by Mesdames A. j. Souvie. f. II.
f,Iar,nns T r I,ynk Perry Johnson,