Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26
Cora wllllam. choate. pAy.lcI.n.
Fresh buttermilk for 10 cents pei
gallon. Bring pail. jackson Dairy.

Cora Williams Choate' physician'
Fresh buttermllk for 10 cents pei
gallon. Bring pail. jackson Dairy.
Look at the strand ad in tonights
paper; some show for you.-Advertlse
mcnt
Look at the strand ad In tonight =
paper, some show for you,--Advertise :
ment
Look at the strand ad in tonlghts
paper; some show for you.-Advertisc-
ment
Look at the strand ad in tonight 5
paper; some show for you,-Advertise-
mcnt
Mrs. H. lampman left this morning
for Charles City TO visit her daughter,
Mrs Z, Bovce
Mrs \. w. Carlson left for st. Pau
this morning 10 visit two weeks with
heI uncle, Mr.. w. &. Armstrong.
For information about Hayes Cali
fornla Farms at Chowchilla. see A. I.
Stata, % West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Marshall County Historical So
Ciety will meet in the rest room In the
court house at ( o'clock Monday after
noon.
Mr., and Mrs. W. 7. Smith returned
Friday from Chicago where Nv, Smith
has been attending a convention "t
Wholesale grocers.
a short business meeting was held
I l,- hn Of 10 mia SnfiatN nt
| Central Church of Christ Friday laf-
ternoon in the church parlors.
The Commercial hotel at RolauI
Iowa has recently been opened and
now ready for business. meals served
and lodging. Commercial Hotel, Ro
! land, Iowa.
We have purchased a large amour
| of plumbing fixtures. and can offel
] some snap prices for the balance o
| the month. =. Il. Mack x Company
Il South First street phone III.
Morning subject at the Presbyterian
! tomorrow is World Wide Works o
| Presbyterian Church, in evening at
| p. NJ. The Christians Responsibility
| for Others" All welcome, Rev. Jas
\. Laurie, ID.
Mrs. NJ. w. Gossard went to Water
| loo this morning to visit her son
| Charles Gossard, over Sunday. This
young man fell thirty feet last We'd
| ncsday from the flies in the Waterloo
| theater. Altho he was not seriousl,
hurt, he was badly bruised and shock
! ed.
! Cray buys big bunch of flour, over
| 5000 sacks all to be sent to Marshall
| town and will be unloaded at 1874 Yves
| Main street. Prices will be mad,
| known each week, every Monday il
| the Times Republican. All fancy pat
ent flour, every sack guaranteed
! Prices much lower than elsewhere. L
! E. Cray.
/ Captain and Mrs. A. F. Byfeld ant
| son Abbott arrived in the city thi:
morning from Chicago and will spent
Sunday with Mrs. Byfeld's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. c. Abbott. They will
return to Chicago Monday evening
where Captain Byfield will resume hi:
practice of medicine. Mrs. Byf1e!d
| will remain during the month Of May
summer with her parents
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Members OF Temple Chapter of the
World Wide Guild of the Baptist
church were entertained Friday eve
ming by Mrs. Otto futile and Mrs. Will
liam West, Jr.. at the Tuttle home
1882 West State street. The devo-
tional period was in charge Of Mrs
George Lincoln after which Miss Rena
Van Orman talked on "Laboring
Women Of the Orient" A piano num-
Der by Mrs. D. w. Norris closed the
program. The hostesses served re-
freshments.
Mrs. Roy Cotton. 405 Il North Third
avenue, was hostess Friday afternoon
at the regular meeting Of the Golden
Rod Club. whose members disposed Of
routine business and then enjoyed con-
tests in which the prizes were won by
Mrs. J. Culbertson and Mrs. Glen
Hawkins. At the close of the after
noon Mrs. Cotton served refreshments
assisted by her niece, Francine Talbot,
and sister, Mrs. j. F. Hundley. Mrs.
Levi Culbertson, Of Gerard. Mich, was
n nf ho oil