Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-05

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- In Enngnt 90 . Paige sales
room mo Hewitt VIM retain the bat
- 81 ana n W..t ST.. $3.50.
phone ss3. $500
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6. MISS Mertie Haibcrt formerly OF
MaIsna4ltoWn out now OF Kansas City.
VIC nas oeen nero TOT several days.
S.ns 70 tne luness OF ner aunt MIS-
1910 naIs.ow. lett TINS morning. IN
pany Win sHrs. barstoW, TOT kan
sas sl.y. where Mrs. 'Barstow viii re-
man TOT the winter.
service back OF the largest and best
- - 500 OF wan paper IN Iowa
nu me wolkMen 70 nans Il. men who
~. e1en BUSINESS. - what MAKES
en ~, e''st Wa All papef mousse the most
popular oeforating nrm In Marshall
sunny. EvesDrs wan paper mousse
= ps'os'se i, t 70 -. q. =. .cnufcs.
Stop ii the next time YOU are In this
vicinity and see the new webster nat
tern IN silver. Always pleased to show
you any OF our goods. You win ffni
~ p.acss Wy reasonable. our goods
a,,s.us.a. . s,u.p.e. gu serv,ss moat
the ina dot MaEs mt .4n.s..r sw.nu =
~ II. t4osr.s .ts e,.o .. = ~ sse.s
: 49,
!. = 90 asoames Arnaei ozark e. W.
asoH. anna 1onng. ana ~. Costello
Wefe hostesses Tuesday afternoon at
tno Ies uiek meeting Of the Royal
Nefencors Ala Society. whose mem.
sss.s pls>!eu Qun.s Sno sfeio = business
49,, Y nletl !. 80 Was en-
3oysa Y Nnlcn Ihe piaz ne; 80 Won ~
me,tii ssvera seurtted - rs 49, 3 Ire,
Afternoon. ~ a - e
IS. - - !. = = -
=. !. klt1 tor tne scsoiefs
~ LOT .-is : occupied - tne Gay TOT the
lllela g. g tne ", 9. =. " VINO held
IN = s ~ oay. meeainS Tuesday at the
nome oi - - =. 2. Aorr1son. III South
TENN s. s Y q picnic dinner was en-
9oyea3 at noon, ana In 3 the afternoon
fOuupe business was transacted. after
Mhicn NTH i q. Hooker gave read.
ing: M -. y Hanegan. OF Mime
apoiis, was guest from out OF the
- :, - - -.
Z. =, Snepsut % - -, slilo
se teI.an I. cn 1u0AI met tues
~. ~ lne nome OF MI. WI
,..sa WI Jerome 10 street and en-
49, S s +. a turing tne
So Dul ene guar business SEES
.son w. ne'o. -, - Wnich the lesson
~ 80 -. Up undee the leadership OF
80 - sA.a SlnlSn. ana Mhe Lillian Per-
taH s s tno devo1ionA PERIOD. A paper
on tne me OF MISS Christine Sudde-
man ma 2 missionary In Africa, was read
~ NEE ldeiia Bruce 4
f7Anr~o Eo-..t - -.I,. IL.
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49,. h.a n - = sa.. ~. so
rav dInr., ,.,,t, .n a. .s.ss 49,. 49,
fhst % nm - -. ..rve S h,,. &C.
It that. Forrest sayx q va.5 NOT l,la
belnx at home. Forrest writes that
he Il enjoying life IN the service Ha
is assigned to Company One Hpndred
Ihhty.third Infantry.
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Mt ana MIS-. - w. savage LETT
TUESDAY night Tor California. where
trip by way Of Tulsa, Okla, where they
win stop for visit of two weeks with
their son, Guy Savage, and San An
tonic and Ell Paso. where they will
make short stops. They will make
their winter headquarters at Los An
Seles, but will visit many California
cities and resorts during the winte;.
& u probable that they will make a
TIP TO Honolulu before their return.
They expect to remain on the coast
until some time in April
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Thirty neighbors on East State street
met Monday evening at the home Of
Mn. r Q. Cumming. go East State
seTeee and ORGANIZED q club for the
making OF SURGICAL DRESSINGS for the