Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

to laundry and called for. n reduction
of 20 per cent will be allowed. Meeker
Laundry Company. NY sN
The War Mothers viii meet at 2so
Tuesday at the Y. M. G. A. Those
eligible to bolong to tho auxiliary OF
tho American Legion are welcome to
attend. >'t' ~ FssT rs
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PIG dance AZ nav American hall Sat-
urhay, Jan. IL Felon's six-piece or
Ich.ftra Of Dps Moints, featuring Fred
Waite, aCnicagc's jaxzy violinist. La
dies free. Nonpareil Club.
|, Coed nows-Flinch. Somerset, Tour
L Ing games also 1000 popular copy
c.El,ted books Just arrived. Moehrl
gucecssor to Simmons Book store. We
rent books for cents q day.-Adver-
| tisomcnt.
See the installation OF about forty
| officers and teachers Of the church
school at tho Congregational church
Sunday morning at II. with eppro-
pirate music and sermon. You are in
| vited. Committee.
Mrs. Wallace 3. Sterling ana daush-
ter Jane left for their home la Buffalo
Center Thursday after visit Of sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Sterl!ng's par.
epts, MIR. and Mrs. James Skegg. Mrs.
Skegg accompanied them and Will re
main for an oyer-Sunday visit.
For sale-Ths bigEes. snap In
| Marshall county, 275 acres stock and
grain farm, we'll improved, two miles
fvnfy n
! farmers elevator. best creamery In the
state 1920 per acre If taken before
/ Feb, Is, 1920. Whitehead G Edwards.
The careful housekeeper, has found
that 1t pays to ask her brooer for
| Cameo brand canned fruits and vege-
| tables. For these quality products
never disappoint. They are always
firm. full-grown and brimful OF ap-
petizing goodness. Let's Fletcher
Company.
Private funeral services for w. T.
Boardman will be held at the home,
1l3 North Center street, at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev. w. q, Crowd
err will conduct the service and the Odd
Fellows will furnish a guard Of hon.
or while the house Is open to friends
from ~ to Q O'clock. Burial will be in
Riverside.
w. G. Kaiser. of Clemons, spent the
day in the city, on his way home from
Kansas City and st. Joseph. where no
has been for week after accompany
Ing his wife as far as Kansas City on
her way to Canon City. Colo. Mrs.
Kaiser will remain at Canon City for
months visit with her sister, Mrs.
Lou Brackney.
Oh boy! the Modern woodman and
Royal Neighbors and their friends arc
going to have real time next We'd
nesday night. JAN 81, you better come
up. A swell time for oil 1--we ones. Pub
lie installation. moving pictures and
speaking. last but not least, dancing.
Come one. come all, and bring your
friends. c. F. Crone. consul. A. p. Lee,
clerk.
There is a rare, restful flavor about
these bog Oregon-grown white cherries
that will bring =. new JOY to your,
palate the moment you taste them.
And you won't grow tired Of them.
because they're Cameo brand; packed
in deliciously sweet sugar and always
good Try them. your good grocer
guarantees you'll like them. Let's
Fletcher Company.
Gilbert johnson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Johnson 523 North Second street,
has been elected member Of the hon-;
orary fraternity. Phi Beta Kappa, ct
the University Of Chicago, according
to word received In the city. Johnson
graduated from M II. s. In 1916 and
will be graduated from Chicago Uni
gree. He Is taking a medical course
and will finish it there. Membership
to the fraternity IL based on excel
lence In studies.
Mr. w. r. so1ners and Mrs. A. q.
Ward returned Thursday night from
Des Moines, where they were delegates
at the state meeting Of War Mothers
Of America, held Wednesday and
Thursday, to organize a state chapter
Of the national Service Star. Legion, an
auxiliary Of the American Legion. Dur
ing the sessions Mrs. Ward was elected
a member Of the state executive board
of the Legion. Mrs. J. A. kaAs, VINO
attended the meeting. also returned
Thursday night.
Members of st. Elizabeth's Society
Of st. Nlarys church and women OF
the parish, to the number Of seventy
five, were entertained Thursday after
noon by the officers Of the society in
Odd Fellows hall Tho afternoons
program consisted Of a plano number
by Miss Anna Soukup. q reading by
Miss Marguerite Nolan, 4 vocal num-
Der BY Francis Brick and an address
by Rev. J. ). Fitzpatrick. A social
hour followed during which refresh
ments were served by the hostesses,
Mesdamos Mary Plunkett. James Mo
Namara, NJ. CLARK, Edward White and
John Fitzpatrick.