Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-24

o. y. Tuttlo. jsweler and optician
Used Ford cars for ssle or exchange.
Used Car Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. +. waldo, Of Albion.
spent the day in the city.
Before you sell or trade that Ford
car come In and see us. Used Car Elk
change.
Big moonlight dance tonight at Red
Mems hall. Everybody welcome. Jazz
zarimba Orchestra.
T.. e. Mickelwright. Of Camp Dodge,
visited with friends Sunday while on a
short leave Of absence.
Stop that rattle Insure your steer
ing wheel with pair Of Little Giants
rs cents per pair. Rude Alto Company. /
The Dickey home. Oil South First
avenue. was quarantined for scarlet
fever Sunday. A SON of the family is
sick.
The Wayne Cumming camp Of the
Red Cross will meet Tuesday evening
| with Miss Emma Ertel, TOT East State
street.
Paper up that empty house, It will
rent twice as quick. We save you
money on wall paper and paint Sim
mons Book store.
Mrs. Henry Wolf, Of New Hartford,
| who has been visiting for several days
in the city with relatives and friends.
| returned home this morning.
w. c. McCarten, who was in Du-
buque attending the annual convention
! Of the Iowa Secretarial Association,
which was held late last week, returned
home Sunday.
Ice cream social Wednesday evening
at e. F. Peggs, three miles west of
| Green Mountain. Proceeds go to the
benefit OF the Y. M. G.. A. Everybody
very cordially invited. Committee.
Charles C. Dollarhide, local yardmas-
ter of the M. & st. l.. railroad, who has
been seriously Ill Of arterial sclerosis
and high blood pressure, at his home,
204 South Third avenue, is better to-
day.
Miss Mable Thompson, Of Des
Moines, will be in charge of the Y. w.
G.. A. swimming classes at the Y. M.
c. A. Wednesday. No class instruction
will be given but the classes will meet
from till 9 p. m.
| How do you like the bumps? Does
your Ford give you the full benefit OF
| every one you meet or Is riding a
pleasure. Let us install pair Of
Hassler shock ajbsorbers on your car.
| 1t takes the bumps out Of driving. SIT
per set. Rude Auto Company.
! P. B. Byrnes received word this
morning from his daughter, Mrs. Will
| liam Rodgers, of Sacramento, CAL. tell
| ing Of the death of her IL -year-old
son, Richard on Wednesday, June 10,
Of stomach trouble. The little fellow
had been iii fpr about d month.
In honor of Mrs. T. c. Cartwright,
who leaves soon to make her home in
San Diego. Cal, Mrs. F. s. Hynds en-
| tertained twelve of Mrs. Cartwrights
more intimate friends Saturday at
luncheon at her home, 703 West Main
street. The afternoon hours were spent
knitting.
Rev. James P. Linn was in Montour
Sunday where he spoke at the mem
orial service for John r. Long, a Mon
tour soldier who was killed in action
in France. Sergeant Percy J. White
more, in charge Of the regular army
recruiting station here, also spoke at
the memorial.
4 Mrs. Louis Bowman, Of Goodrich, N.
4 D., who has been in the city for
several months, and has been helping
with the office work Of the MARSHALL
town State Bank, where she was en-
ployed as Miss Allie Tinker before her
marriage, will leave tonight for he-
home. Mr.. Bowman is running $40
acre ranch near Goodrich.
Rev. ]. J. Fitzpatrick went to Du-
buque today to attend the funeral serv-
Ices for Archbishop John j. Keane.
The services, which begin this evening,
will be continued thru Tuesday and
will end with the pontiflcal funeral
mass and burial at 9 o'clock Wednes-
day morning. LIT. FlLZpdIIACh WALL w
one Of the pail bearers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bellefeuille, 207
lNorth Fifth avenue, were pleasantly
surprised Sunday at their home by
twenty relatives and friends. who
brought their dinner with them and
spent the day. Those present from
i away were Mr. and Mrs. G. R Tanyer,
of Conrad; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Essen
and sons, of Beaman, and Mr.. and
Mrs, B. C. Williams and son, Of Albion.
Mrs. Rose Carney received word this
morning that she had been re-
! appointed department librarian Of the
Ladies Of the G. A. r. for the year.
This evening Mrs. Carney will leave
for Spokane, WASH for a three
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert e. Smith. She will also at
tend the national convention of the
q, A. r. to be held at Portland IN
August and will visit at the home OF
her son, T. F. Halferty, in Harrison
Ncb., on her way home.
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