Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-14

cows, some IreSn now, OalanCe Will DC
within ten days. II you are wanting
mich cows see Plumb & Munro, Mar
shalltown.
II your harness or shoes need repair
ing bring them to me. Our work Is
high class and everything guaranteed.
J. s. Perry, the progressive harness
and shoe repair shop.
| A Christmas suggestion-The Ken
ney Shower, the ideal shower bath,
don't splash, fits any tube. makes
bathing a pleasure. McCartcn Plumb
ing Company. Elks' building.
You know you might just as we'll
buy your cards and folders where you
have a chance to select from six Of the
largest and best lines OF cards OF all
grades from two for cents on up.
See the big lines. F. NJ. Pinkerton.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
| Past Noble Grands' Association OF
Marshall county was held Friday af-
ternoon in Odd Fellows hall with Mes
danes G. r. Gaunt and w. p. Watson
as hostesses. A social afternoon was
enjoyed following the business ses-
sion.
Rev. Noble S. Elderkin. Of Oak Park
ILL.,, will preach at the Congregational
church Sunday morning. Mrs Byfield
and Henry Shove will sing. Church
school will be held at 10 o'clock as
usual. An invitation to both services
Is extended to all without a church
home. Committee.
/ Mac1a y Rnvnn11o and r r
Booth were the hostesses Friday at.
ternoon at the regular meeting Of the
aid society of the Presbyterian church
which was held in the church parlors.
Following the business Hour the mem
bers sewed cor the society and en-
| joyed a social hour.
Sheriff Peterman, of Tama county,
stopped in the city for few hours
today and placed in jail here during
his stay an Indian whom he had ar
rested near st. Cloud Mimi, for steal
ing horse and buggy from near Tama
thi';0 locks ago. The Indian was be-
ed to Toledo.
.. il to say to my old customers.
ma am located over the Ingledua
shoe store at 20 East Main street, and
desire share Of your patronage !
sell and exchange farm and city pro-
perty. I want to thank you for your
patronage in the past and invite you
to call and see me. Do not forget that
am over 20 East Main street. Phone
604. ring l. o. l.. Mossman.
Corp. Glen Sheldon. Of Camp sher-
idan, Ala, and his wife of Eldora
| Wi o,, ~ no cit 1,;u it az
the home Of Mrs. Sheldon's mother
Mrs. George Herst. Corporal Sheldon
is member OF Company c. 2O9 Eng
ineers, and has been spending a ten
days furlough with his wife. He lett
this morning for camp and does not
know when he will be discharged. Mrs.
Sheldon is deputy clerk Of courts Of
| Hardin county.
Fred Wildman, a student at Iowa
State College, Ames. returned home
Friday evening for a visit over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Wildman. Wildman has been a member
Ct he students army training corps.
but his company was mustered out this
| week. 1t is expected that ell the stud
ent companies at Ames will be muster
GU OuS VI ocl SlSC w uSoooS. " liz
man had not been able to leave Ames
since he entered school in September,
owing to the influenza epidemic quar-
antines.
Miss Fay Smith arrived home Fri
day mornig from Grandview where she
has been teaching, to remain until after
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith. as her school has
been closed on account Of the in
fuenza. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have re-
| ceived a cable from their son, John
| ('Ty'') Smith in France saying that
| he was leaving soon for home and
letter from their older son, Lieut.. Hart
G. Smith, written Nov. Is said he ex-
pected to train for two months yet in
| the air service. He Is stationed at
Issoudan, France.
Officers were elected at the meet
ing Of the. Ladies' Auxiliary OF ST.
Paurs church held Friday afternoon in
the church 2arlor. Mrs. Belle Clegs
was chosen president; Mrs. d. 8.
iManney, first vice president; Mrs. w.
j B. Hull, second vice president; Mrs.
r. E. Apgar, educational secretary:
| MIS-. m. w. SSdIluCISs oCSACSoIyb &AicO
Jeanette Shove, treasurer; and Mrs.
Fannie Sheldon, united thank Offering
treasurer The members decided to
hold their future meetings at the homes
instead of the church. The remainder
Of the time was spent In sewing.
i Private funeral services for Ben
jamin Harris, q former resident Of this
II Ill, cd 81 dol To1
s, were held at the Wilbur parlors
Friday Afternoon at o'clock. Rev. IS.
N. Ramige conducted the service.
Burial was in Riverside. The pail
bearers were w. w. Doolittle. Frank
Dewitt, Charles Thayer. Henry Bog
gle, B. F.. Phillips and Stewart ERson.
Those from out Of the city at the serv-
ice were Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Harris and
Mrs. J. r. Welsh and son Harry and
Mrs. Edgar Townsend, Chicago and
Mrs. Carrie Elder, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur L. Croft. Boone.
At the meeting Of the Woodman
Circle, held In Odd Fellows hall Fri
day evening, short memorial service
for Mrs. c. ]. Dieckman, who died In
October, was held after which officers
were elected. Those chosen were Mrs.
W. B. Ferries, guardian; Mrs. VIII
Heater, advisor: Mrs. o. Shannon
clerk; Mrs. Otto KLEIN, banker: Miss
| Sadie johnson. attendant: Mrs. Dollie
Batesole, assistant attendant; Mrs. J.
]. Culbertson, chaplain; Mrs Isaac
Drury, inner sentinel;. Miss Jeanette
Barnard, outer sentinel, and Mrs. h.
n MILLER, first manager for three