Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30

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| parents OF daughter, born Sunday
morning at their home, $40 North Fifth
street.
| For Sale--wednesday morning. house.
hold goods, rugs. curtains. almost new
Emerson piano. Mrs, Il, a. Tuffree,
30 North Third. avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. @. l.. Fort and son,
who have been visiting with the for
! mcr's brother, 81 NJ Fort, for a week.
returned home Saturday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Garwood left Sat-
urday night for Canton, o.. where they
will spend two weeks at the home Of
their daughter Mrs. George Lundy.
The meeting of the North Second
! avenue divisioa OF Red Cross workers
| which was to have been held Tuesday
afternoon has been postponed one
week.
| Spinning Wheel Chapter, ID. A. r..
will hold an all day sew at the Y. w.
! C. A. Tuesday to, make garments for q
French orphan the chapter has
adopted
I We would like to have the photo of
every Marshall county soldier or sailor
boy to display in our patriotic window.
Bring photo at once. j. ID. Palmer and
Company.
| Gerald Kroeger. Of Atlantic, spent
| Sunday In the city as u guest at the
home Of his aunt, Mrs. A. J. Morrissey,
IL East Church street. Mr.. Kroeger
was on his way to Ames to enter the
S. A. T. c. of Iowa State College.
| Photographs OF MARSHALL county SOL
der and sailor boys wanted for the
patriotic display in our big show VIM
dow. Bring photos in Immediately SO
that the people may see the boys who
are fighting for them. ]. d. Palmer q
| Company.
| DR.. A. B. Conway went to Rockford,
Ill.,, Sunday to visit for short time
with his son. Maj. A. c. Conway. who
is in charge of the sanitation of Camp
Grant. Major Conaway recently was
advanced from the rank of captain to
that Of major.
| The funeral Of Mrs. Mary j. Powers
was held at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon from the United Brethren church,
in charge Of Rev. F. ]. Thomas. Burial
was in Timber Creek cemetery. The
pail bearers were Ed Benson. Henry
Halverson, H. c. Mann. II. H Smith,
and Fred and j. A. West
! Word received by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wallace, los North Second street. from
their daughter, Miss Irna Wallace, OF
I al e,t, hoe n.
pointed assistant organizer for the war
camp community service OF MilWau-
! kee Her work will be to assist in the
organization Of all the girls of Mil
waulzee into military units. Miss Wall
lace has been teaching in Milwaukee
for several years. 81
Mrs. Minnie Martin and daughter,
Miss Madgel Cronkwright will go
Thursday to Waterloo to visit their
nephew and cousin, Lieut. Bert Blair,
who will arrive there Wednesday in a
flying machine from Chanute Field,
Rantoul, Ill. He will give a flying ex-
hibition at the Iowa Dairy Cattle Con-
sress and also spend a ten days fur
| Tough with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Blair, Lieutenant Blair expects
to leave for overseas duty soon.
The body Of Chester A. Anderson,
who died at the Great Lakes Naval
1 Training Station Thursday evening.
arrived in the city Sunday morning
accompanied by the young mans
brother, J. w. Anderson, of Winona,
Mimi. Funeral services were held at
4:30 in the afternoon from the homo
OF Mrs. Angelica Binford, 40 North
second avenue, in charge of Rev. II. o.
| Pratt The1.aaH bearers were Harry
Jennings, T. E. Adams Herman
Gableman. George Leise, Of Liscomo.
Herman Knudson, and George Mill
| hiser. Miss Jessie Binford, Of Chicago,
Miss Gladys Carney. and Mesdames II.
S. Lawrence, w. II. Arney and Har-
| old Woodward We're the flower bear
ers. Russell Prescott and Carleton
| Chandler, from the Great Lakes train
! ing station, formed guard of honor.
NoDLANp CASE AFFIRMED.