Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Bring wa,ehs. In. Hodrss.

Bring watches In. Hodges.
Cora Williams choats. physician.
Call % for Franklin county coal.
consumers' Fuel Company.
| SEQ Nugent q Lynn, Illustrated map
In window. powsns xodakery. +
Tire sale. soxs, 50, Cut Rate Tire
Company, n North First street.
You will find me over 10 West
Main street Swanson, the tailor
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Or. Gordon. os,eopath and ohetctri-
clan. 2lo Masonic Temple, phone ~.
Slaves are 20 oents and hair cuts
40 ut Tipton's barber shop In Masonic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss Grace l.ennoS rcturpnu To-Day
to Chicago 10 resume her studies at
the Academy OF Fine Arts.
Having discontinued our country
trips we have two Vim trucks for sale
Jackson Dairy Company, phone BIT.
Miss Marie Roesch returned home
Monday from Waterloo after spending
few days with relatives and friends'
Market sale in Marshalltown Sotur-
day, Jam II. Bring anything you
have for sale. Plumb, Munro, Mason
q Shoemaker.
will sell my cottage at the country
club at a price which Will pay some
one to move and remodel into q home
George F. Thayer.
Let Hewitts' Garage take care or
your storage battery for you thru the
| winter. We wifi call for 1t. Phone
| s9s.---Advertipement
| Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Anderson ana
daughter Irma. left Saturday night
for California where they Will spend
the rest Of the winter.
Extra heavy range boilers. guaran-
teed $50 pounds working pressure:
| last O life time. A. c. Burgess. East
State street. Phone 1884.
Remember the big dairy cattle sale
| in Marshalitown Saturday, Jan. IL.
II. f. wheater viii sell twenty-six
NSau VI unc ud'Ay NoN''N'
Munro, Mason & Shoemaker.
We have on hand a few high sraoe
tailor cade suias and overcoats which
havo never been called for. Wo VIII
| sell these at real bargain prices. Call
in at once. The National Tailors. over
Strand Theater.
Members of the study class Of the
Twentieth Century Club continued
their study Of modern poets at the
meeting held Monday afternoon with
Mrs. H. s. Lawrence, West Grant
street. The life and works Of Vachel
Lindsey were taken up under the lead
ership Of Mrs. Aaron Palmer.
In honor Of the 9th birthday an
niyersary Of Emmett Williams. an
oyster supper was giten at the nome
of his sister, Mrs. Milton Wright. four
miles east Of the city. Supper was
served by Mrs. Samuel Poynes ana
Mrs Emmett Williams. Guests from
out of the city were Mr.. and MIS-.
August Link, of Minneapolis, the latter
a sister Of Mr.. Williams.
The members of the Unity Club were
entertained Monday night by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Horace p. Edsall. at their home
1902 Summit street, in honor OF their
thirty sixth wedding anniversary. va
rious games and contests formed the
evenings entertainment and Mrs. Ed
sail served a two course lunch assisted
| nv her. son. Ralph, and Marguerite
Peckham.
|
Misses Marie Roesch, Leota Weave,
and Mayne Dickey entertained TWEEN
| ty-five young people employed by the
Marshall OIL Company. at coastins
party Monday night in South Center
street. After coasting for two hours
the guests went to the Roesch home
1908 South Center street, and spent Ine
time socially and played cards. Inc
hostesses served. refreshments care
terra style.
Complimentary to Miss Katherine
Harper, kindersartner at the WOOD
bury school, who leaves Friday TO &C
cept a similar position In the SCHOOLS
at Gary. Ind, Miss Lulu McCormacF
entertained the principal and tenchers
| of the school at her home, 3o4 Novtf
Seventh street, Monday night. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. !. >
Mccormack; assisted by her daughter
! Mrs, Dwight W. Sweeney.
In honor of the birthday anniversary
Of Miss Cecil Evans, a number OF hei
friends were entertained Monday nish'
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. F. w
| Williams, 912 South Second avenue
A two course supper was served pS
Mrs. Williams, assisted by Mrs.
I. Hoffman, and the hours were spen'
with music and games. The decora'
ttons Of the home and table were II
pink and white. The guests presented
Miss Evans with an ivory mirror.
Funeral services for Jabez Ballard
were held ct . o'clock Saturday after.
moon from the PRESBYTERIAN church a.
! Albion IN charge Of Rev. d. G. Perry
4 assisted by Rev. II. M. shirk. the
1 pallbearers were Barton Monatt
Horace Allen, Ralph Hill. William
]PresnaIl, Homer Wilcox and William
Avery, In attendance from distance
lwere Alley Wiokersham, OF Finley
1Neb, and Joseph Ballard and RoDer'
4 Miller, Of this city. Burial was n
4 Albion cemetery.
From all accounts Sam Howe II this
/ season in the held with br,rlesque
1 reduction that closely approaches an
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