Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-30

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Bring your watches n Hodges.
D.. Graham. ostsopash. Masonic temple
Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.
| Dance out the old year and the new
In. Shrubs hall Tuesday evening Dec.
81. Burke Leins Orchestra.
The Shakespeare Club will meet
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Harriet
DAILY, 20S West State street.
| We want boy over 10 years Of age to
drive truck after school. Apply mall
Ing department. Times Republican.
The Court Of Honor Circle will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. F. 8. Jerome. 202 North Third
avenue.
To Rent-Store building with full
| cemented basement well located on
Main street, reasonable rent, one to
ten year lease. Phone ITO. H. r. Kin
nan.
| The Green Mountain Ladies' Aid
Society will hold its annual meeting in
tho church parlors Friday afternoon.
| when officers for the coming year will
be elected
Plenty Of poultry, geese, ducks,
chickens, turkeys: oysters. Full line Of
beef, pork. veal and lamb. Phone your
order early. Posey Meat and Provi-
sion Company.
Uniform dance Monday Dec. so at
| Redman hall, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Military drill by soldier boys from 10: IS
to 1l:15, music by Burke and LENS
Observation-Disclosures
Beginning Thursday January End,
our store will close at 5 p. M. during
the months of January and February
except Saturdays. Henry Pappe,
Strickler Clothing Company.
The body OF Louis Elman. who was
killed Saturday when he was struck
by an NJ. & st. L. train, was taken to
Des Moines Sunday morning for burial
under the rites Of the Orthodox Jew
ish church.
Mrs. Julia Marsh, 10Sh North Cen
ter street, who submitted to an opera
ton Saturday morning is getting along
nicely. Her son. E. A. Marsh. Of Grin
nell spent Saturday with her, and a
grandson. Will Marsh. of Boone, was
in the city Sunday.
Sergt- J. Sidney johnson, Of the de-
Tense section of the chemical warfare
division of the army. stationed at New
York City, who has been visiting in
the city on a weeks furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Emma johnson. left Sat
urday night for New York, where he
reports for duty Tuesday morning.
Fred A. Beeks, q. S. A.. who has
been member OF the crew of the
batteship Iowa, but who recently was
transferred to the Great Lakes train
ing station with a large party o.
sailors, presumably preparatory to be-
ing mustered out, Is in the city for a
visit of few days at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Beeks, 312
South First street.
B. D. Draws has received word from
his son, Randall, saying that he is now
stationed at Nantes. France. in the U.
8. postofflce, wnere he anil seven other
men take care Of the mail for 10000
soldiers. Draws was sent to Camp
Pike with the contingent Of July "a.
and went overseas a short time after
ward. He now expects to get home
about the hrst Of March. .
AT the market sale Saturday, we had
more horses At the same than we have
had at any sale for six months. And
sold every horse and mule except one.
Our next sale will be Saturday, Jan. II.
We wish you would phone US at once
what you will have for this sale so that
we can advertise same. Bring your
horses and mules. Plumb, Munro,
Mason 4 Shoemaker.
Myron Pursel, son Of ]. W. Pursel,
who il member Of the crew Of the
battleship Wyoming, is in the city for
a short visit with his father. Pursel,
who has long been in foreign waters
with the big allied feet. was q witness
Of the surrender Of the German grand
feet. and participated In the big recep-
ton and parade for the returning
American sailors at New York City
last week.
Ensign Karl Mayer, son Of Mrs
Anna Mayer, Of this city, who enlisted
in the submarine service Of the United
States navy. and who has been serving
with the divers and as an instructor
at Annapolis. Nd, has been mustered
out Of the service. and returned home
for a visit with his mother. Ensign
Mayer expects to return soon to Pitts
burgh to resume his work with an
engineering Arm.