Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-01

fornia Farms at Chowcht11a, zee A. T.
Stata- 20 West observation-disclosures
Bradley-vroomsn,s base and tinter
paint insures fresh paint. Let US tell
you why. Schmidt Hardware Compa-
ny.
Our assortment Of garden tools VIII
please You. stop in now and pick out
what you need. Schmidt Hardware
Company.
For sale-Two fine fun sized lots in
Second and Third wards. Cheap IL sold
soon. VIII trade in on good house.
Write K-1a. Call green $50
A wood hwn rake is Just the thing
for gathering uD leaves and rubbish
They arc wide, Aurahla and light
Schmidt Hardware Company
Got your screens out yeti A coat Of
Sapolin screen paint viii brighten them
as well as add to their years of life.
Schmidt Hardware Company.
Look over the Hverist stock Of wan
paper before buying. Thu stock must
be sold. We have plenty paperhanSers
to do your observation-disclosures
A cordial invitation is extended to
every soldier to inApect Our new spring
Hart Schaffner & Marx s~tts: they are
Ill wool. which spells economy. Gid
ner Bros.
Put wire door mat In front Of your
coors. It viii save carrying the mud
! into the house. Two sizes, 12x1S inch
at IS cents. 12x24 inch at 80 cents.
Schmidt Hardware Company.
Carl 8. Heitshu, who went to Or
tumwa to live late in the winter,
spent Monday here, coming back to
pack the household goods for ship
ment to Ottumwa, where he returned
today. Mrs. Heitshu, who has been
visiting friends here for short time,
will remain in the city for a few days
longer,
Mrs. r. p. Low, Of Green Mountain,
has received word Of the death Mon.
day Of her nephew, Stanley Buchan.
the 12-year-o;d son of Mr.. and Mrs.
& NJ. A. Buchan. Of Palo Alto. Calf, for
merly well known residents Of this
Z and Grundy county. The boy was
4 stricken two weeks ago with what
proved to be sleeping sickness and in
I. fantile paralysis, which baffled all
medical skill brought to his assistance.
The boy visited relatives here last Oc-
< tober when, In company with his moth
err. he was on his way TO New York,
and also spent short time here on the
! return trip.
ST The '-Oh, Girl" company which will
be the next attraction at the Odeon,
W.. - =, ~4A ~ hxz-yrf lon,
few burlesque shows on the Columbia
circuit are finding 1t possible to fol-
low. With the best OF comedians, an
!. excrutiatingly funny book, chorus OF
superior beauty and talent, wardrobe
and scenic beauty of high standard,
/, a number Of startling sensations In the
way Of surprise speciaIties and innova-
lions, "Oh, Girl" has been rigged up to
meet the most exacting requirements
of q burlasque following which grows
more and moro critical from year to
year. Odeon.
TIE members OF Chapter BIB p. E.
10. met Monday afternoon at the home
Of MrA B. y Martin, 4os!1 West state
street, and after transacting routine
business enjoyed q paper en- Herbert
Z Hoover, ~ Mrs. Ella NcKfm; paper
on .wha4 = Being Done for the Blind
Soldiers by Miss Mary Miller and a
reading by Mira B. G. WhitehilL Dur
ing the business session the members
chose Mrs.. Whitehill a. delegate to
attend the state convention, to be held
In Sioux City In May. and the "a
tionaI convention to be held in Dem
4 yer in November. EfT5. q ". Nor
ris was chosen alternate.
The Young Married Peoples Sun
day school class Of the Green Noun
tain church held . social Monday ev-
! ening at the homo Of MI. and Mrs.
{ Fred Jensen, one and one-half miles
northwest OF tina city, and enjoyed
various games. During the business
session the members elected Mr.. Jen-
san president Of the class for the ensu-
ing year: Mr& Edith Nichols. score
s tary and treasurer, and Mrs. John
HAYNES and Mrs. Vernon Stubbs.
4 members OF the social committee. At
i the close Of the evening refreshments
were served by Mrs. Jensen The
Nay meeting OF the class will b held
atsths hsaa4 Gf 1lrs, and Ms. Vernon