Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-20

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d. Buliard. ostsopath. Is West Main.
DRAFTED Ny Ford coupsiet for sale.
Phone Ss1. Thomas H Meicklsy.
Wanted--Men and teams to haul
coal. Coal boxes furnished, Nelson
Coal Company.
Five-room partly modern house, just
right for railroad man, to rent. Will
make rent cheap to right party. Mrs.
M. J. Pierce, Pilgrim Hotel.
Walter link, VINO Is serving on the
cruiser North Carolina, arrived home
Friday to visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George F. link during q
leave Of absence Of ten days,
One hundred people were served
bion Presbyterian church Friday eve
ming. The society will clear $40. Many
people went up from Marshalltown.
Mrs. e. Heinz, daughters, Mrs Mile
Brandt, and Misses Gussie and Marian,
and son Edward, arrived home this at
ternoon from a motoring trip to Swan
ton and other Ohio points They have
been gone two weeks.
Now is the time to put away eggs for
winter use. water glass" will keep
them fresh for ten months. Full direc-
tions lon every can. Price 40 cents
quart. One gallon will preserve fifty
dozen eggs. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The members of the Excelsior Aid
Society enjoyed a picnic Friday at the
home of Mrs. H. o. Hyatt, in Lamoille,
where they went in the morning and
staid all day. The time was spent
socially and with fancy work and
picnic dinner and supper.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. French, who have
been at Los Angeles since early in the
year. arrived home this morning. Dr.
and Mrs. French went to California
on account of the formers health. which
has been very poorly, but which has
greatly improved during the last month
or so. ss
The Pansy Club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. P. Cord. 412 East
LINN street. and the members spent the
time with Red Cross work. In serving
refreshments Mrs. Cord was assisted
by Lillian F1atley and Gretchen Holt.
Mrs Olive Ross, Of Keithsburg, Ill.,.
was guest from away.
Neighbors who saw smoke emerging
from barn in the rear Of 400 West
State street, at o'clock this afternoon,
turned in an alarm Of fire. The smoke
was caused by an automobile. At sos
Friday afternoon children playing with
matches started fire in a barn in the
rear Of AS South Fourth street The
blaze was extinguished before the fire
department arrived.
Complimentary to Fred Case and H.
Hart. who leave in the July contingent.
the members Of the Mystic Workers Of
the World held farewell party Thurs
day evening at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Hildebrand, 2os North Tenth
street Thirty-f1ve rneulbers enjoyed
the time socially and with games. Re
freshments were served by Mrs c. G.
Jennings, Mrs. ]. Clemens, Harvey
Case and Earl Hildebrand.
Abijah Ford, 309 North Fourth street,
suffered light stroke Of apoplexy this
morning, and is in q critical condition.
He was unconscious for two hours after
the hemorrhase resulted, but regained
partial consciousness later In the FORE
noon, and at noon was able to converse
with those about him. a1tho he appeared
considerably dazed. Only very slight
paralytic trouble resulted. and it had
subsidized by noon. Mr.. Ford was u
years old last December. Mrs. Ford
has been quite Ill for some time with
an attack Of pleuro- pneumonia, but now
is very much improved.