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

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friends.
Strand Theater opens daily, except
Sunday at II, noon. Bring your lunch.
r. Advertisement
Daaee AT the Red Mems hall Friday,
| April 4 Music Rurk and Leus JAZZ
| orchestra. Advertisement
CONGREGATIONAL ladies viii hold their
spring bazaar NJ church parlors We'd
nesday April 3 at . D. M Committee.
II YOU are needing some window
shades we have good dark green
shade 36X6 az 80 cents each. Carriers
Economy StOrc.
More boxes OF round loayes" Of that
white, fine bread received this morn
Ing, Generally sold oct by 4 o'clock
bat we think We have enough today to
Iay; ~! O'clock, Reynolds a sheldon.
We have adied another pattern 10
our diunerwara This is an English
. semiporcelain with the adams design.
II is beautiful and forty two piece
set is only $lia5. Can and see 1t,
Carriers Economy Store,
Our spring sale of Silktone and Full
erton paints, and vnrnishes has already
gone beyond our expectations. LOW
prices on high quality goods is doing
the business. Buy now and save mon
ey. simmons Book Store.
The ladies guild Of the st. Paul
Episcopal church will fold a bazaar
| and bake exchange In Skeggs Wall
| Paper store al day Saturday, April ..
| Ia the bazaar they will offer dresses,
underwear chlldren's night gowns and
| rompers. -Adrertisement
The Business Women's Club wishes
| to invite and urge every business
| woman and girl in Marshalltown to
hear Miss Mailer, efficiency expert
for Harris Emery Company of Des
Moines at the Y. w. Z. A. rooms April
| Z at s p. m. Business Woman's club.
Mrs. L. c. Shove. mother of II. w.
Shove, who has been i'll Of ailments
due to extreme age, left Thursday
night for Oconomowoc, Wis. accom-
panied by nurse and Mrs. B. W..
| Shove, daughter-in-l law. The elder
Mrs. Shove will be placed in a rest
cure sanatorium at Oconomowoc for
| treatment.
Mrs. Rose Carney returned Thursday
| evening from Sigourney where she
was called Monday by the serious ILL
ness of her brother, r. T.. Ford who
died of dropsy and heart trouble be-
| fore she arrived there. Funeral ser
vices were hell Wednesday afternoon
| in charge of Judge George Wagner, of
Sigourney.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held
Thursday afternoon at the association
building with NesdameS +, \, Ford. G.
e Wilson. j. L. Williams o. B. Weeks,
Freeman Wectenberger and G. Fl. Van
Law as hostesses. The business meet
ing was followed by a social hour dur
ing which the hostesses served refresh
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. John Khile, 9l9 South
Center street, received a telegram
Thursday announcing the arrival at
Newport News, Va, of their son, Fred
l.. Khile, of Company c. Fifty fifth
engineers Khle left this city with the
third draft increment Feb. IS, 1917,
and had been overseas since July, 1918,
He was for some time in French
hospital.
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed
Thursday afternoon by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Trinity Lutheran church
at the home II Mrs. Adolph Carlson,
1204s South SeSenth street Following
the business meeting, athe time was
spent socially and the hostess served
refreshments, assisted by Miss Gene
We've Coats, Mrs. Hannah Anderson,
Mrs. John Westlund and Mrs. Ellen
Wahlaers. jse :
The body of Mrs. Mary Pierce, wife
of Lester Pierce, who died at Abilene.
Kan, was brought to the city Thurs
day and taken to the Iowa River val
ley church. in Marion township, where
the funeral was held at 1880 in the
afternoon. Rev. f. NJ. Wheeler con-
Quoted the service and burial was in
Vienna cemetery. Mr. Pierce and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Cakerice, the latter the parents Of Mrs.
Pierce. accompanied the body.
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Mrs. c. r. Williams, 61a South Sec
ond street, was hostess Thursday at
ternoon to the members of the Har-
mony Aid Society, who pieced quilts
and enjoyed readings by Mrs. Luther
Ray and Mrs. A. L. Thorp, Mrs. VIII
liams and her sister, Mrs. A. J. Alb
bott gave piano duets In two
guessing contests the prizes were won
by Mrs. w. e. Nicholson and Mrs. {.
II. Schechter. Mrs. Edward Barlow
assisted the hostess in serving refresh
ments.
Lieut. Fred Pendleton, brother OF
Mrs. Frank Crone, 507 Lee street, was
called to Camp Custer, Mich, by the
war department, Thursday evening in
preparation for overseas services.
lieutenant Pcnd!eton served twenty
eight days in action In Flanders. Just
before the armistice was signedhe was
called back to this country to attend a
school of instruction and was given a
first lieutenant's commission. He has
been on furlough since Dec. and has
been spending the time with his sister
here.