Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-25
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CITY IN BRIEF

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Dickinsons maple syrup for break
fast-at ALI grocers. Bailey. Boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fraker. l06 North
Eighth avenue, are the parents Of a
son, born Friday.
Silk petticoats tonight between the
the hours of z and only for 1926.
Simon Style Shop.
Violin lessons Wednesdays and SAT-
urdays. over IS South First avenue.
Cassie Mullineaux Richards.
Look In our windows and see the lat
est In fancy flower and figured silk pet
ticoats. on sale tonight only, for $2.95.
Simon Style Shop.
Open every Saturday evening from
to $3.50, until Christmas. Stop in and
look over our new up to date photo
graphs. Apgar studio.
DR.. H. H. Nichols left Friday eve
ming for short visit with his daugh-
ter, Loretta, who is student in the
University of Wisconsin at Madison.
You will be surprised at our beautiful
line OF hand carved picture frames, all
new styles. and just the kind you like.
Come in and make your selection be-
fore the best are sold. Apgar studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bunce, Of Lake
county. South Dakota, have sold to
Harriet Lampman the residence prop
erty at 208 West Main street for an in
dlcated consideration Of $4,000. The
lot is 30xls0, improved with cottage.
Deed has passed from Mrs. Cora H.
Wiley and Mrs. Ella Lander to G. H. E..
Boardman for lot 40x120 feet of the
northwest corner Of the Hambel estate
property. just across the alley east
from the Y. NJ. c. A. building. The
sale was closed early in the month at
a price of $4,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rails will leave
Monday for ST. Joseph, Mo. where they
will spend Thanksgiving with their
daughter Mrs. Chester Roach. and
family. From st. Joseph Mr.. and Mrs.
Rails will go to Faxon, Okla. to; spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Bryant Russell.
The special meetings which ". B.
Watts is holding at the Adventist
church continue with increasing inter-
est. Many were out Friday evening
to hear the sermon. 1.-The Gathering Of
Israel" The subject for Sunday eve
ming will be THE Miliinnium, or Satan
Bound One Thousand Years"
Mrs. Luin S. Cox and Mrs. George
| Bigelow, of Alden. who have been ir
the city for a few days visit, returned
home this morning. Mrs. Cox and Mrs
Bigelow have been visiting at the sol
diers' home with the latter's~ sister in
law, Mrs. jeanette Todd and at the
home of Mrs. Cox's cousin, F. A. Mos
Grip.
The members Of the Elm Lutheran
church and the Strand congregation Of
Dunbar held q reception for their new
pastor. Rev. A. c. Anders, and wife
Friday evening in the parlors of the
Elm Lutheran church. There was a
large attendance. the evening was
passed socially and with music. Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anders were presented
with reading lamp and chest Of
silver by the members Of both congre-
cations. At the close Of the evening
the aid society Of the Elm Lutheran
church served refreshments.
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Funeral services for Jasper Tjossen
were held Friday afternoon at the
home, one and one half miles northeast
Of Dillon. and were largely attended
by relatives and friends. Rev J. w.
Wright, Of LeGrand, conducted the
services. There was also short serv-
ice at the Stavanger church at 1880
in the forenoon. The pail bearers were
Casper Tweedt, R. Tweedt, Michael
Everson, Marion Husebo, and Floyd
and Raymond Handorf. Burial was in
the Stavanger cemetery. In attendance
at the services from a distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Goodmanson and son
Arthur, and Carl Knudson, of Rad
cliffe; George Ness, Story City: John
and Oran Tjossen, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson and Mrs. Julia Tjossen and
daughter, all of Paullina.
The members of the Bethany United
Brethren church held an organization
meeting Friday evening at the church
which grew out of the recent revival
meeting held by Rev. r. w. Leischer,
Several Sunday school classes were
formed. among them the brotherhood
class, with J. D. Plumb as president
and the pastor Rev. r. J. Thomas. as
teacher: a class of women. with Mrs.
d. d. Kemper .as president and Mrs.
]. D. Plumb as teacher; a young peo-
Piles class, known as the Bethany
Boosters. with Miss Frances Thomas
as president and Mrs. B. F. Kemper
as teacher: and class of boys and
girls, with Mabel Thomas as president
and Mrs. Charles Mead az teacher. The
Y. p. S. c. e. was also organized with
forty charter members. Mrs. Claude
Grace was chosen president. Miss Mel
lie Plumb vice president. E. B. Trupp
chorister, and Mrs. Thomas Moran,
chairman Of the relief committee. A
junior Christian Endeavor was formed
with Opal Kemper as president and
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