Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-19

Wanted--Young man with some ex.
perience In mems clothing. Apply Ut
once to Levin Dry Goods Company.
II YOU want a good fresh COW for
winter be at Hodson Bros, public sale
tomorrow, Friday. Dec. 20, five miles
southeast Of Marshalltown. Hodson
Bros. &
Mrs. Rose Carney vii. leave this
evening for Edmund, Okla, where she
has been called by the serious Illness
Of her daughter. Mrs. A. p. Huggard'
who has the influenza
Did you get one Of the Wear-ever
double-lipped sauce pans we have on
sale now at 9S cents! These are
regularly priced at S1.35 and our supply
will not last long. Schmidt Hardware
Company.
Brief funeral services for Miss Lucia
LENS were held at 8 o'clock this morn
ing from the residence. 401 West State
street, in charge Of Rev. w. G. Crowd
er. The body was shipped to Grinnell
for burial.
The stereopticon lecture, "A Visit to
India" scheduled for Thursday eve
ming at Central Church Of Christ,
has been postponed on account Oh
misunderstanding as to shipping the
slides. Committee.
An exchange Of Christmas gifts was
en- loved by members Of the Sunshine
Circle who met Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. j. Hilquist, 2OS
tho rlnca nj
the afternoon the hostess served re-
freshments, assisted by Mrs. L. h
Richeson.
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph
Kalinay were held at 10 o'clock this
morning from st. Mary's church IN
charge Of Rev. ]. ]. Fitzpatrick. The
pail bearers were P. F. Byrd, F. w.
Soukup, John Twigg, M. G. Keenan,,
Peter Lynch and Thomas Mcdonald.
Burial was in Riverside.
The funeral Of Herman G. Mayer
was held from Pursers chatel. Wed
nesday afternoon, at o'clock, IN
charge of Rev. E. H. Tetwiler, Of Nor
rison. The palfbearers were Clyde
Ford, Fred Bell, Gus Wahlberg. Lyle
Hotchkiss. Leslie Lindquist and Carl
DERRICK. Burial was in Riverside.
In honor of Mrs. c. H. schechter.
who was recently elected Vice presi-
dent of the state Rebekah Assembly.
the members of Electric Reoekah lodge
presented her with a leather purse at
the meeting held Wednesday evening
| in Odd Fellows hall. A social time
was enjoyed after the regular bust
ness meeting. K.
One pound of pure creamery butter.
lcontains more nourishment than four
pounds Of substitute. One quart OF
pure pasteurized milk contains a. much
nourishment as . pound OF meat. III
your grocer does not handle our cream
cry butter or pasteurized milk tele-
phone IN, we will supply you. Jack
son Dairy Co. Phone 317.
In a letter received this morning by
A T. F. Jones. 3o7 North Fourth avenue.
from his son Carl who is stationed at
Bordeaux France. he tells interest
ing1y Of his "trip over from the time he
left Camp Pike until he arrived In
Brest. He said he had been at Bor-
deaux nearly a month studying aerial
machine guns but that he expected to
be thru soon and get home.
Sergt. John F. Hundley, Of Base Hos.
}, pital 40, Camp Shelby, Miss, arrived
home today, having received his dis.
charge. He was sent to Camp Dodge
lin the contingent Of Sept. and trans
, ferred to Camp Shelby. Another sol
, der from Camp Shelby that went n
| the same contingent and is now home
, Is Sergt. Cutler MoGrew who arrived
Wednesday afternoon. He has alst
! been discharged.
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