Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-05
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Mrs. s. G. Kelch, OF Liscomb, was a
Saturday visitor In the city.

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| Good potatoes, 10 cents a peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Nichols, of Min
erva, were Saturday visitors In the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Holcomb. of
urday.
| Misses Lucille Sherrand and Gladys
Reece, of Union, were in the city Sat-
urday.
Miss Mary Gregory, of Grinnell, Wis
| tied in the city Saturday with Miss
Bernice Nickel.
Mrs. C. b. McQullen, of Ames, was
in the city Saturday on her way to
Grinnell to visit friends.
Mrs. Emma Bobzne and sister, Mrs.
George Gunderson, of Gilman, visited
friends in the city Saturday.
Mrs. f. l. Breeder and her mother,
Mrs. Fred Beeler, of Grinnel. were
visitors in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Denbow and Albert FELTON,
were guests over Sunday of Mrs. Dem
bows brother, Earl Southard at Union.
The condition of r. H. Willard, who
is quite i'll of erysipelas at his home,
207 South Third avenue, is about the
same.
| Miss Pearl Carter, of Union, was in
the city Saturday visiting her nephew,
John Dewitt who is a patient at the
| Deaconess
Mr.. Farmer, one of those handy bolt
assortments will be the best invest
mont you ever made for spring work.
Abbott & Son.
For good goods, quick service, and
right prices, phone your grocery order
to Batesole Grocery Company. Phone
25O-Advertisement.
| Clip your horses this spring, it will
be the most humane thing you ever
did Stewart clippers. $3.50 to SLOTS
complete. Abbott & Son.
| The Y. P. S. C. E. of Central Church
Of Christ will hold it's monthly business
and social meeting in the church par
lors Tuesday evening at 1880.
Miss Gertrude Furman, Of Lyons,
visited with her aunt Mrs. F. w. AL
ban, over Sunday, while on her way
to visit her brother, R. A. F'urman, at
Spirit Lake.
The w. r. C. Aid Society will meet
Tuesday afternoon instead Of Wednes-
day with Mrs. Carrie Nelson and Mrs.
E. G.. Huber at the home of the former,
312 North First avenue.
Miss Agnes I4indeberg, a school teach
er from Roland who came to this city
Saturday to do some shopping, was ia
ken Ill and was found to be suffering
with diphtheria. She was removed to
the detention hospital Sunday after
noon. Her condition is not serious.
About fifteen or twenty members of
the boys department of the Y. M. c. A..
who either became members or re-
newed thet1, memberships during Feb
ruary, were entertained at q social
Saturday evening, The boys played
games. were shown motion pictures,
heard a short talk by J. B. Northcott,
and were given ice cream and waters
as refreshments.
Miss Gladys Workman. of Brunswick,
Nd, who has been visiting in the city
| for two weeks with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Mcbride, went thk,
morning to Boone, where She will make
a short visit with friends, going from
there to Tabor where she will remain
for an extended visit with her uncle.
Rev. r. NJ. Mcbride. pastor of the
Christian church of that place.
c. G. Millhiser, 912 South Twelfth
avenue. who had the great toe on his
right foot removed last week because
of senile gangrene, was very Ill today,
and his condition is considered critical.
Mr.. Millhiser has been suffering from
gangrene for some time. His daughter,
Mrs. John R. Levy, Of Toledo, O., is
here, called by her fathers illness, and
a cousin. Mrs. Harry Fisher, of Water
loo arrived Sunday.
Grinnelrs second team went down in
defeat the second time before the Mar
shalltown second team Saturday after
noon at the high school gymnasium by
a score of ~ to %. Altho the locals
had little trouble in beating Grinnell
at Grinnell few weeks ago. the lads
from the college town showed marked
| improvement Saturday, and kept close
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all the way. The score at the end Of
the first half was IA to II.
The Buds of Promise Of the Bethany
United Brethren Sunday school met
Saturday AFTERNOON with Irene Schc;d
ing, S02 North First avenue. and en-
joyed a season Of games following the
regular business session. In q series
of guessing contests Eva Plumb, Ar
eta Squires and Opal Haines won the
honors. Refreshments were served by
Helen Scheduling and Marjodie Budak.
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Funeral services for Miss Bessie
Jones, daughter of Richard G. Jones,
1910 South Sixth street, were largely
attended Sunday afternoon from the
Presbyterian church. in charge Of Rev.
]. P. Linn. A great many employees of
the Minneapolis & st. Louis shops,
where Mr.. Jones is employed, were In
attendance. The flower bearers were
Misses May Hildebrand. Florence Gill
gen, Florence Logan, and Grace Lun-