Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-25
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Diamonds. Hellberg.
Bring your watches in Hodges.
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DR.. Boyd, 1Ol North First street.
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Glasses properly fitted, Hellberg.
Oak porch rockers at $3.50. Marion
Gard.
To Rent--Modern seven room house,
I'll North Second street. Marion Gard.
Teacher of plano, 10 North Fifth
street; phone 1891. Miss Mae Belle
AXE.
Fine Burbank potatoes at Cray's Cafe.
for $40 per bushel while they last
h.S crtisemcni
vudor ventilated porch shades ex-
clude the sun and let in the air-s2.25
to $4.75. Marion Gard
Mrs. e. 8. Burroughs left today for
/ a two weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. C. f. Cron, at Long Grove.
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Wanted-Teams, steady work and
long job, 60 cents per hour. Apply at
\ office of Western Construction Com
pany.
w c. Parks, of Minneapolis, who has
been visiting. for a, few days with his
son J. o. Parks, left this morning fol
i his home.
4 We have Mobiloil, French, Packard
veedol and Polarine motor oils. We
will sell you pint or a barrel. Suppy
department. The G. w. Darling Com
pany.
Mrs George B: Green and children
OF Waterloo, who have been visiting
Mrs. Green's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w
r. Boardman, for week, returned
home Sunday night.
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The M. B. A., Lodge will serve ice
cream on the lawn at Mrs. Hanna Ack-
ley.s, sos East Main, Tuesday evening,
June rs, from 1880 until all are served.
Everybody welcome. Price 10 cents.
Committee.
The Marshall County Ministerial
Union will hold q picnic Tuesday at
Cottage Grove park, soldiers home
The members via meet at 1913 If 1t
is raining the affair will be held at
Central Church Of Christ
Mrs. +. c. zierath of Rochester
MINI, arrived In the city Sunday eve
ming for visit with her sister, Mrs
J. &C. Crabtree, six miles west Of the
city. and with her stepmother, Mrs
Jennie Showalter, s3o4 South Second
avenue.
gasolene stove that exproded in
the r, L.+C. Thomas home, 917 South
Center street at 8 o'clock this forenoon.
spattered oil about the kitchen. setting
fire to the walls, curtains and side
board that were damaged to an esti-
mated amount of $40.
Mrs. John w. Wallace went 20 Des
Moines this forenoon to spend the day
with her brother, Charles v. Mills, of
that city who underwent an operation
for appendicitis three weeks ago. Mr.
Mills will return here with Mrs. Wal
lace to visit her and another sister,
Mrs. e. X. Mcconnell for short time,
A family gathering OF nearly twenty
l TcldIlNcS was AC1u dI Vic SVIllld1Al oot
tin home, 80 North First avenue, in
honor Of Mr.. Battin, who celebrated
his S5th birthday anniversary. Horace
NJ. Battin, son, and Mrs Battin. who
have been visiting at the home Of Mr
and Mrs. Battin, left for their home
in Milwaukee Sunday night.
Two hundred members Of the
Woodmen Of the World and Of the
| Woodmen Circle marched in body
Sunday afternoon to Riverside ceme-
terry, where they unveiled the monu-
ments of J. p. Glen and Mrs. J. 8.
F'enner with ritualistic services. Rev.
| B.. r. Martin, pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church, gave an address, and
music was furnished by a band and a
i quartet.
| Word received at division headquar-
tiers Of the M. & st. L. was to the effect
that A. M. Rennie, one Of the older
passenger conductors, was quite seri-
| ously sick at his home in Albert Lea,
MINI. According to the information
reaching here, Mr.. Rennie is suffering
with bladder trouble. Sidney Rower
of Oskaloosa, went out on Mr.. Rennie's
4 Tul OIl IAC AASAI PoScCAA6CA - 1AL' e@AAN
ed Hayes, Of this city, took Mr.. Row
ems place on the northbound passen-
ger this forenoon.
The funeral of Joseph Kurtz was
held at st. Mary's church at o'clock
this forenoon, Rev. J. ]. Fitzpatrick
officiating. Burial was in Riverside
The pail bearers were Joseph Lang,
Joseph Foitl, Anton Dwrozak, Joseph
Yungwirth, John Mitchell, and Leo
Banzhaf. The flower bearers were
Mrs. Theresa ,McComber, Mrs. Charles
Wagner. Miss Lizzie Kurtz, Mrs. Lii
liam Robinson, Miss Mary Kurtz, and
Miss Anna Grabenbauer. At the
| funeral from distance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kurtz, Omaha; Paul
1 Kurtz, Norway, Mich; and John
Kurtz, the latter nephew of MIR.