Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-09

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ct the home Of Mrs. Brddy's sister.
Mrs. William vntiedt, at Gladbrook
Mrs. Brady was formerly Miss Ber-
nice Hannah.
The orchestra of the Consresa-
uonal Sunday school. assisted by
other talent, VIII give a concert in
the church Wednesday evening, June
8, It & p. m. Admission rs cents
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wanted-A big crowd It the Com
greEational church In Grven Noun
tain to hear the concert by Gather
Inc Lands. Betty Carpenter and Irene
Kendall, Friday. June II at a:15. Ad-
mission 50 cents. Auspices Christian
Epdeavor. Committee.
Mr., and Mrs. l. 8. Kilborn will
leave this evening for Denver. Colo.
whore they will visit ct the homes OF
their son Robert, and daughter. Mrs.
T.sH. Protheroe. Mr.. Kilborn viii be
gone for two weeks, and Mrs. Kilborn
WIN rsu,ain for 9 month.
Notice. telephone subscribers 81
Tuesday Juno IL win be the last day
in which corrections can be received
tor the new directory Of the Mar
shall Telephone Company. Be sure
and have my changes In our hands
by this time. Marshall Telephone
Company.
d Rev. A. q. Anders left Tuesday
night TOR: Minneapolis where he will
attend the annual convention Of the
| Norwegian Lutheran church. T. s.
Thompson, as delegate Of the Elm
Lutheran church, and Osman Tweed,
delegate of the Dunbar Lutheran
church, will also attend.
A new shipment Of Emerson rec
ords contain; "Saxophobia," Oar
danella,' "Valse Erica" Beautiful
Ohio and IT'LL We Meet Again" by
Rudy Wiedoeft. one Of the greatest
saxophone players in the world. al
so the famous Brown Bros. In Mis-
souri, Blues" and 'I'll Say She does"
G. p. Pickard.
Fire, due to short circuiting of
wires, threatened the destruction OF
an automobile owned by A. l. On
huston, at II o'clock this morning,
while the the car was being repaired
at the Hawkeye garage, 11S East
State street. The department was
called and the flames were extin-
guished before any material damage
was done.
Everybody says potatoes are high
People complain these days about the
high cost of everything. Well. Brown
Beauty Beans are the same price as
they were before the war. Big "a
ounce cans at grocery stores. They're
cheaper than either meat or potatoes
and just as satisfying. just as nutri-
ito us, just as good to eat. Let's
Fletcher Company.
Miss Anna Maude Kimberly, for
merly librarian. Of the Marshalltown
public library but for more than q
year an assistant In the library at
Los Angeles. Calf. arrived this
morning and will spend q vacation of
month at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Kimberly. She
was accompanied by Miss Mabel
Drum, who spent the winter in Log
Angeles. Miss Drum will remain
here indefinitely.
| The funeral Of M. A. Wallish was
largely attended at St Mary's church
at 10 o'clock this forenoon. Rev. J..
j. Fitzpatrick conducted the service.
Employees Of the M. & st. J.. shops.
where Mr.. Wallish was erecting
foreman. attended in q body and
formed an escort for the body from
the home to the church. The pail
bearers, all Of whom were shop fore
men. were p. III. Maley, w. s. Law
renee, John Field. }. J. Coughlin.
William Dooley and John Green. The
flowers were in charge OF Mesdames
P. II. Maley, John Field, W. A. Kinne-
1 han. William Dooley and William
Hayes and Miss Agnes Batesole.
Burial was In Esaverntda.