Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-31
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CITY IN BRIEF
classe. properly fitted. Hellsers.

Glasses properly fitted. Hellbers.
Plaid and check wool skirts for Sat-
urday special. S2.95. Simon's Style
Shop.
1 Wanted-Ambitious young man to do
janitor work for tuition. Fine oppor-
tunity. Central Iowa Business Col
leEe,
See the handsome poplin suits, the
latest models. and in prevailing colors
| for Saturday, special at $3.50. Simons
Style Shop.
| Any Canadian or British subjects
wishing to join the army in France,
see me- Fred Hopkins, 201 South
Third street.
Special sale on poplin suits for Sat-
urday only: $17.5o suits made Of poplin
| and in all the prevailing colors. ST.
mons Style Shop.
Just received fine lot of taffeta
waists, high and low neck, best quality
and patterns special for Saturday.
| $3.50. Simon's Style Shop.
Just received a fine lot Of taffeta
waists, high and low neck, best quality
and patterns, special for Saturday
1 $3.50. Simons Style Shop.
| Soldier boys going to Des Moines
camp will want photographs for
| friends. Apgar on the photo stamps 1t
as one Of quality. Apgar Studio.
Simon's style Shop is offering for
| Saturday special suits made in the lat
| est of materials and all prevailing col
ors for $3.50 simon's style Shop.
| Simon's Style Shop is offering for
Saturday special suits made in the lat
est Of materials and all prevailing col
| ors for $17.5O. Simon's Style Shop.
Simon's Style Shop has Saturday
special in waists; fall weight crepe,
assorted stripes, only IS cents. Simon's
| Style Shop, 134-136 East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buchwald leave
| tonight for Portland, Ore, where Mr..
Buchwald goes on business. Mrs.
! Buchwald will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Carr.
| Apgar, the busy photographer, Is
rushed making soldier photographs and
| family groups. Never before have we
| made so many family group pictures
as in the past month. Apgar Studio.
| Word received here tells Of the birth
of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.
Hollingsworth, Of Aberdeen, S. D. Mrs
Hollingsworth was formerly Miss
Maud Clark of this city The babe
has been christened Irene Harriet.
Mrs. A. ]. Mccormack and son James
| of Litchfield, Mimi, are In the city
for visit with Mr.. McCormack's par
ents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs J. B. NC
| Cormack and Mrs ]. D. Preston. Mr.
and Mrs. Mccormack, Mrs. Preston and
Mrs A. ]. Mccormack spent the day
in Fearing with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eley.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
| odist church met Thursday afternoon
| in the church ,parlors. The afternoon
was spent in sewing for the Red Cross,
| and short business meeting was held,
| after which refreshments were served
! by the hostesses Mesdames w. T..
| Flower, H. E. Fanton, Mary ]. Fogg,
| George Gerhart, c. A. Lands, Phoebe
E. LaPlant, E. B. Zines and F. NJ.
Evans ""
i The funeral Of David r. Edwards.
who died Monday at st. Thomas hos
| pital, was held from his late residence,
| 705 East State street, Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. in charge OF Rev.
C.. e. Zeigler. The flower bearers were
| Mesdames Ertel and Holiday, and the
pail bearers, Hardy Mitchell, Harvey
1 Weatherly, Hans Peterson, William Ba-
i ker, Frank Weaver and Isaac Graf.
l,irial was in Riverside.
4 Christian Endeavor social of the
i societies Of Lamoille, Albion and LIS
j comb was held at the CHRIS Wardman
i home. near Marietta. Thursday even
ing. The social was the cuimlpatlon
/ Of an enthusiastic contest for members
betwee the three societies. and was IN
/ honor of Lamoille, which won the con-
i test. About seventy-five were present
1 and the time was spent with songs
readings and games. after which re-
i freshments were served. During the
Il evening another contest was planned to
be held in the near future.
il Word received from Des Moines tells
! of the death there Thursday night OF
Mrs. Edward Such. aged 50. cousin
Of w. P. Maulsby, of this city. MRS
Such's death was due to childbirth.
Her babe born week ago, is living.
/ Mrs. Such was a daughter of Q. A.
Willis, Of Des Moines, former deputy
/ state treasurer. Mrs. Maulsby ana
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. R. Wildman will go
4 to Des Moines Saturday morning to at
tend the funeral, which will be held
i Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Willis,
of Des Moines. sister-in-law OF Mrs
Such, who has been visiting at, the
Wildman home, returned to Des Moines
this morning
At the Hospitals.
Herbert Thomas, 8. son OF G A.
Thomas, 203 North Twelfth street;
Miss Lucille Madote, of Union, and
Esther Noren, Z, daughter OF g. g.
/ Noren. had their tonsils and adenoids