Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-25

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patient at the Daaconess hospital.
| Mrs. r. Fl. Williams. of Oskaloosa-
was in the city this morning, being on
her way to Waterloo to attend the
state convention of the W. c. r. L.
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wanted-Several teams to haul coal.
Can promise steady work to the right
men with goGd teams and wagons.
| Gregory Coal. Coke & Lime Company.
! Mrs. Leonard Mackey. s0S South Sec
| ond avenue returned this mornins
| 10 her home from St. Thomas hospital
! where she underwent an operation 70,
! appendicitis five weeks ago.
Don't forget the public sale of Mrs
Mabel V. Titlow, 81. miles northeast
| of Albion, Si2 miles southeast of Lis
! comb, on Tuesday, Oct. 3e-horses
cattle, hogs, chickens, farm machin-
cry, etc. Sale beginning az 1890
Advertisement.
A big time is promised you at the
| social in the Sunday school rooms at
| the Christian church. Clemens. Friday
| eevning at p. m. This social is under
| the direction o fthe Christian Endeavor
| society. Everybody come. you're well
| come Committee.
! Alphabetical of winter apples in
| barrels, baskets and bulk now on side
| track Of Peterson & Bates foundry,
| South end First avenue Different va
riel!es and right price. VIII be there
until sold ou:. Come and see what
| / have. George NJ. Moore.
Daniel Lynch, OF Gary. Ind. former
! resident OF Marshalltown. arrived in
I the city Wednesday for visit of three
! or four days with old friends. Mr.
| Lynch was a conductor in the employ
| OF the old Iowa Central railroad about
| twenty years ago. running out OF this
/ city.
John 4. Stlu.fer. who was injured a
few days ago in An automobile SPILL
was removed Wednesday from the
| St Thomas hospital TO the Stiuffer
/ home, ~ North Seventh street Mr..
I St!ufTer is improving. but still suffers
| a great deal Of pain from the wound
on his right leg.
There will be sold al the market sale
| in Marshalltown Saturday, October 81.
AoA- +s-A IIrAA VI AllS SUChlHS
The finest you ever seen. Eighty head
| OF cattle now listed. We could use 200
head ,or this sale. Look for large ad-
Te-tisement in this paper. Plumb Bros.
Mason and Shoemaker.
Mrs Clarence CuIbertson was hostess
/ Wednesday afternoon TO the Sunshine
| Circle al her home, so7 East State
/ street. After disposing Of routine bus.
| mess the members enjoyed a contest
| IN which the prizes were won by Mrs.
| Hattie Bates and Mrs. NJ, II Cole Mrs
]. Culberison assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments.
The management wants to announce
that we will show along with the big
| special production The Spy" with
| Dustin Farnum The Stars and Stripes
| in France" an authentic film showing
| our boys In France and shown here for
| the first time in America. Prices for
| this entire production will be adults,
So cents, children, 10 cents. Casino
| theater.
The Marthean Class of the Baptist
church met Wednesday evening with
Miss Marjory Miller, los North Fourth
street, and enjoyed a systematic study
period an Barclays teachers training
course. A social time followed during
| which refreshments were served by
| the hostess, who was assisted by her
| mother, Mrs. n. F. Miller.
DR.. w B. Kibbey and daughter,
Miss Gladys, arrived in the city We'd
nesday from a seven weeks stay in
eastern points, and Will remain for a
tweek or ten days. Miss Kibbey is
a guest at the A. A. Moore home.
! Gerard kidney, now a iIIst lieutenant
Of engineers, is stationed now at Camp
Cody, Deming, y. NJ, assigned to the
staff Of the general in command.
Members Of the Excelsior Aid Soci-
| ETY. held their regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon in the Odd Fellows hall
and spent the time with their fancy
work and IN working for the Red
Cross. At the close Of the afternoon
refreshments were served by the hos
tesses, Mrs. J. G. Edgar and Mrs. A. L.
Clark. who were assisted by Mrs.
| Charles Matsen.
Twenty five members OF the Busy
Bee Circle met Wednesday afternoon
| with Mrs. w. F. Block and Mrs.
Charles Seleine at the Block home, 401
East Main street, where pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed socially and
| with guessing contests in which the
prizes were won by Mrs. p. W. Burke.
Mrs. H. ". Thompson, Mrs. L. Grant,
and Mrs. c w. Cation. In serving re-
freshments the hostesses were assisted
| by Mrs. Hudson Mitchell.
| Passengers who were waiting for the
! Chicago & Northwestern west bound
train at the union. depot Wednesday
| evening, received an unexpected duck
| ing as the train pulled into the depot.
A stream of water from hose. which
IN. fireman had probably heen i,sing
| to wet down coal and had been drop
ped without shutting off the water,
j and which was hidden by steam from
the engine, played into the crowd and
! drenched several Of them before the
trouble was discovered and the water
turned of.
An interesting program was enjoyed
y edesday aSte5 -. =. 2. esse ne =
OF the home and education department
i of the Woman's Club, who met at the
/ w. p. Flower home. 407 West Main
street Each member responded to roll
call with original table decorations
after which demonstration OF the
proper setting Of luncheon and dinner