Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-18


Munro, Marshayytown.
Every shareholder In the MARSHALL
town Savings and Loan Association
should attend the annual meeting at
Marshalltown Club rooms Monday eve
ming at 7:45. B. B. Shollenberger
secretary.
The funeral Of Mrs. B. c. Mercer. a
member of the soldiers home from
this city, who died at Oskaloosa Tues
day night. will be held at the Wilbur
chapel at 10 o'clock Monday forenoon.
The body will be taken to Eldora Mon
day night for burial.
Ogden Reporter: Benjamin Sacks
came in from the soldiers home at
Marshalltown last week and spent sew
eral days visiting with old friends. Mr..
Sacks will be remembered by many of
our people. He has been a resident OF
the Marshalltown home for the past
ten years.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed Fri
day afternoon by the members OF the
Busy Few Circle. who met at the home
Of Mrs. L. A. Eker. 100Sh South Cen
ter street. and spent the time with their
fancy work and guessing contest. In
the latter the prize was won by Mrs.
Floyd Lewis, who assisted the hostess
in serving refreshments.
Reinbeck Courier: F. B. McCul-
Tough, who has. been working second
trick at the Great Western depot, went
to Marshalltown Tuesday morning to
work the third trick for the same
road. Mrs. Mccullough went to Des
Moines the same morning. A Nj.
King came up from Marshalltown
Tuesday to work second trick here.
Miss Edna Balch and Miss U1a Pur-
Wis were hostesses at the Balch home.
s04 West Main street, to the members
Of st. Margaret's Mission Friday ev-
ening. Following the business session
the game Of five hundred was enjoyed.
the prizes being won by Miss Adeline
Dieterich and Miss Anna Brown. In
serving refreshments at the close OF the
evening the hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Nellie Balch.
Let us all 80 somewhere to church
tomorrow. At the Congregational,
Church school at 10 a. m; at II a m.
Mrs. Byfield and Mr.. Shove will sing,
Miss Rogers will play and Mr. Martin
will speak. Open house from p. m. to
s. D. m. to which all are invited. At
D. m. Madam Zarad and her accom-
PIANIST will give a sacred concert. Ad-
mission free. an offering will be taken.
Young peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Committee.
The funeral Of John Robertson was
held at the home in State Center at
o'clock Thursday Afternoon. The pail
bearers were the sons and grandsons.
Burial was in .illeide. Those from
distance at the service wece Edward
Robertson and sons James and Charles
Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. john
Robertson. Colo: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ed Barlow and son Lloyd and Mrs. w.
Anderson, Of this city.
The Loyal Women's bible class Of
Central Church Of Christ held it's
monthly meeting at the church Friday
afternoon, when the officers were re-
elected. They are Miss Eta Early,
president: Mrs. e. C. Brown, vice pres
IUenLs MIS-. y. a. FcSS, SeCFcIdTyS anu
Mrs. G. s. Nugent, treasurer. At the
close Of the afternoon a social hour was
enjoyed. during which refreshments
were served by a committee of which
Mrs. T. E. Lockard was chairman.
The Funeral of Mrs. Anna E. MANI
was held from the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. A. Wallish, 202 South
Center street. Friday morning. Rev.
julius Ziegler conducted the service.
Burial was in Chapel cemetary. six
miles northeast Of Green Mountain.
The six grandsons who were the pall
bearers were George Yetley A. F. Nc
Cubbin, Eli MANI. John Stiert, Earl
PETER, and Leonard Schrader. Mes
danes Earl PETER L. Schrader and
e. Summers and Misses Gladys Moler
and Morrel MANI had charge Of the
flowers
Divine worship at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening
At II q. m. Rev. w. @. Crowder. D. D..
will speak. In the evening Or. J. w.
Powell, Of Indianapolis. Ind. will de-
t;vor an oddrtas IN "'The New DAv"