Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-25
IOWA: SEPTEBER -. 1917
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Diamonds. Hellbers.
Mrs. w. III. Langdon spent the day
with friends at LeGrand.
Mrs. M. Sestron went to Des Molnes
this morning for brief visit.
Constable Charles Sandvig went 70
Des Moines this morning on business
Mesdames Maud Fisher and G. j.
Hegardt, OF Tama, spent Monday in the
city.
| Mrs. George Mitchell left this morn
ing for Chicago to visit relatives and
4 friends.
We have room for few more stor-
| age cars. Supply department. The e..
w. Darling Company.
Mrs. Frank Frederick went to Glad
brook this morning to visit her mother,
Mrs. George Hulse.
Mrs Frank Warton, of st. Anthony
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
William Pullin, returned home Monday
evening.
Misses Geraldine Smith and Eliza
| beth Urine went to Grinneil this morn
| ing to resume their duties at Grinnel.
College.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Freiboth, living
eight miles southeast of the city. are
parents of daughter, born at o'clock
this morning.
Mrs. Fred Petit, Of Albert Lea
Mimi, who has been visiting friends IN
the city, went to Montour this morning
for a brief stay.
| Mrs. A. r. Benboll, of New Provi-
dence, spent Monday in the city, be-
ing on her way to Union to visit hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. McCarten, of Grin
nell, who have been visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs. A. G. Johnson, a.
Ames, were in the city Monday, being
on their way home.
Mrs. Anna Siekman of Albion was in
the city this morning being on her way
to Waterloo for brief stay, and will
90 from there to Pipestone, Mimi, tt
visit relatives and friends.
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ons accompanied, by their niece, Mis-
Esther Butts. Of Ackley, who has beef
visiting in Clemens, motored to thu
city Monday, the latter being on he
way home.
Misses Sophie Luck, Of Des Moines
and Ellen Hummel Of Newton, VIII
have been visiting Mrs. G. A. Schu
mann, north of the city, spent Mon
, day in the city, being on their way t
Albion to visit friends.
;. Mrs. VIII Leibsle, Of Oelwein, who il
in the city to be with her daughter
Miss Charlotte Leibsle, who is pa
tient at the Deaconess hospital, wen
to State Center Monday evening TO
q brief visit with her sister, Mrs. J. II
Williams
Mrs. Emmet Williams and Miss ".
Williams, Of Green Mountain, spen,
Sunday at Camp Dodge visiting Mrs
Williams husband, Thomas E. VIII
, liams, and other Marshall county young
men. They found the boys all enjoying
camp lifa
These cold mornings. just hav'
waffles for breakfast, and spread then
over heavily with. good Dickinson's
, maple syrup. It's d breakfast that the
whole family will tenjoy and it's tn
proper way to start the day off. Orde
from your grocer or phone Al. Bailey
! Boys. IL.
II Rev. Frank H. Camel acting pasto
, Of the Presbyterian church, will speal
at Westminster chapel, corner of Nintl
avenue and Bromley street, Wednesda.
evening on 'stop and Think" The ad
; dress has been prepared especially 70
, young men. There will pe no admission
J charge nor collections
Mrs. Sarah Arneys mother Gf Senate
w 81. Arney, who has been seriouslJ
sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs
; W. I. Lybarger at Osage came her
Monday evening with her son who
went to Usage and brought her home
in his car. Mrs. Arney has improved
very much. She 10 ct her home 10
South Eighth street..
:. The first add last time at these
: prices, rs and so cents. .. W. Griffith
worlds mightiest spectacle The Birth
/. Of Nationv cometstt the odeon Thea.
ter tomorrow ands for four day.
) matinee daily at 2:15. Bring the chill
dren to see the mastercraft of firm per
lection. Lower floor so cents, balloon!
IS cents. No seats reserved. Odeon.
: The funeral Of Mrs. Elma Coolidge
was held at the South Fifth street mis-
sion Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Rev. B. F. Martin conducted the ser.
vice and burial was in the LeGrant
cemetery. Mrs. Coolidge was 80 year,
Of. age and is survived by si1
children, all of them of this city. Thu
children are Mrs. Clifford Steinhagen
Mrs: Joe Hemphill and Misses Luella
Coolidge, Edith Coolidge, Rachel
Coolidge, and Delbert Coolidge.