Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-01

luS Inc 1OEueTS DTOLAcE, LIT. n. a.
Kinnan. returned home this morning.
knights Of Pythias regular meeting
tonight In Cronklston hall. Members
urged and visiting knighte in. tho: city
invited to attend. w. A. Talbot, G. G.
Richelieu brand Of crystalized ginger,
IL q new CONNECTION that is making a
decided hit with our trade. Reynolds &
Sheldon grocery. 100 Vast Main street.
There win be an ice cream social at
the Lamoilie school house lawn, FRI
day evening, Aug. 3, under the auspices
Of the Community Club. Everyone in
vited. Committee.
Mrs. John Mum and son Francis, Of
Oskaloosa, who have been visiting The
formers sister Mrs. Henry Martin, at
Upton. were in the city Tuesday being
on their way home
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Hammer and
son Lee, went to Lake Okoboji this
morning to Join the formers father.
l L Hammer. Of KeliosE and remain
for q ten days outing. BIZ
Deputy shsrin Charles Henry and;
D. g, Good. who have been visiting In
New York. philadelphia, Reading, Har-
risburg and Pittsburgh for three weeks,
arrived home this morning.
Rev. and Mrs. 3. NJ. Wheeler, Mr..
and Nrs. Charles Wheeler and Mrs.
Daisy Wheeler, Of Marion township,
will leave Thursday morning by auto
mobile for three weeks trip to Dem
yer and other points.
Band concert and ice cream social
Thursday, Aug. 2. by the Royal Neigh
bors and the ]. O. o. r. band on the
corner Of May street and Third avenue
on the Stickler lawn, one block south
Of the viaduct. Everybody invited.
Committee.
The body Of Charles D. Bradley, who
died at Evanston. Ill., Monday, was
brought to this city this morning for
burial in the Bradley family lot. Serv-
ices at the grave were held in charge
of Rev r. B. Davidson. Mrs. Bradley
and Mr.. and. Mrs. p. A. Davenport. and
son, the latter of River Forest. ILL.,. ac-
companied the body to this city.
The Marsha1ltown Coiored Club Will
give barbecue at 4o1 South Second
avenue Ill day and evening Of August
8, Wednesday Everybody welcome and
q good time assured. A program of
speeches. dancing and music has been
arranged. SOLDIER home fife and drum
corps will furnish the music during the
day and the soldisrs' homo orchestra
will furnish the music at night. The
speakers are Max Tschaudsr, s. II.
Reilly. N. N. O'Bryon. B. F. Cummings.
and others. Committed
Mrs. George Beeson, 8 South Third
street, entertained the Tuesday Stitch
cry Club from $50 to s o'clock Tues
day afternoon. FAvors were won by
Mrs. John e, Moehrl and Mrs. Thomas
Moran. Musical numbers were given
by Miss Meta Lamer. Of Mdora, and
Mrs. q. p. Fraley and daughter Maui
rine, Of Albion. Mrs. Clayton Grant
Richards, Of Fort Worth, Tex. was an
out-of-town guest. The club adjourned
to meet Aug. - with alrs. George W.
Herst, To East State street.
Funeral services for Loren e.. Robin
son were held Tuesday afternoon from
ssviass, go co =
street, in charge Of Rev. F. ]. Thomas.
The flower bearers were Mesdarnes
George Marx. Roy Clark. Everett RASH
and Ross Sheetz, and the pallbearers
were nephews Of Mr.. Robinsonr in the
persons Of Will Robinson; OF Collins;
George. OF Monmouth. Ill, and Fred,
Charles, Walter. and Harry Robinson,
OF this city. Burial was In Riverside.
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