Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-31

Dance out the old year and the new
In, Shrubs hall Tuesday evening Dec.
81. Burke Lsins Orchestra-
Marechal Neil Division, No $50, q.
I. A OF the B. OF I. n. Will meet
Thursday aftsrneea st the carpenters
hall instead OF Wednssday.
The mid winter term OF the Central
Iowa Business College begins Monday,
= Jan. 6. Both day and evening classes.
lTelephone as white. Lena A. Vogt,
principal.
Those having account4 against the
Red Cross hospital should file their
bills ND to Jan. 1. with the secretary
at once, II they desire prompt pay
ment. H J. Rodgers. Committee Sec
rotary.
In a Star tank heater the fire Is en-
tirely under the water and you take
the ashes out without disturbing the
fire. Let us show you the other points
OF superiority of the Star heater.
Schmidt Hardware Company.
The members of the Political Equal
ity League met Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. H. J. Howe, South
Fifth avenue, and spent the time in
examining the petitions recently signed
in the city for the suffrage amend
ment.
Members and friends Of the First
United Evangelical church will have a
program of vocal and instrumental
music, readings and songs by male
quartet at the church New Years night
at 1880. Refreshments will also be
served.
We wish in this manner to thank
our many patrons WIG, helped to make
this past year a very prosperous one
for us. We extend to our friends and
customers best wishes for a happy
and prosperous New Year. Overturff
Grocery.
| Sylvester Stegman Of the United
States freighter Maumee, arrived in
the city Monday to spend three days
furiough With his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Stegman. Stegman will
go from here to Boston and expects
then to be sent to South America.
I am located At 70 East Main street,
Marshaiftown. Iowa. ssaL and ex-
change property OF nearly all kinds;
can get you deal. see me at once If you
have anything that you want to sell or
exchange; city property for sale. List
with me. Phone so4. O. L. Mossman.
We are closing our store Wednes-
day and Thursday to get ready for
our big January clearance sale that
starts Friday. Our grocery and meat
department will handle all your orders
over the telephone TN Thursday as
usual Phone II or IS. Weisman
Bargain 8tose. al
Owing to he iliness OF A. J. Busby.
manager a the Waterloo Theater.
james Roehford. seaosnt manager Of
the Odeon. was called to Waterloo
Monday evening to take charge of the
| Waterloo house. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Busby are believed to b suffering from
kinnuenxa.
we are closing our store Nednss-
day and Thursday to get ready flor
our big January Saeafance, sale that
starts Friday. Our grocery and meat
department will handle all your orders
over the telephone on Thursday as
usual Phone II or IL. Weieman
Bargain Store.
First sergt. Frank Nodland. son Of
Mrs. Rachel C. Nodland, arrived home
Monday evening from Columbus. Ga,
having been Mustered out Of service
on Dec. ~ Sergeant Nodland has been
at the school q small arms fire, Camp
Benning. for three months. He first
served a. cook. advancing to first
cook. then to mess sergeant, and final
ly nrst sergeant.
| Thirty-dve friends Of Mrs. w. c.
Glen. Of Des Moines. formerly Of this
city, who Is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Pitcher, 105
East Church street Joined in a sur
prise for Mrs. Glen Monday evening
at the Pitcher home. The evening
was pleasantly spent with music and
games. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Pitcher, assisted by Mrs. CsesR.
Roupe.
Mrs. John Walton received a letter
this morning from her son John. who
is with the twentieth aero squadron
which has been In England since New
Years day. 1913, saying that he ex-
pected to be home BY the first Of the
year. He had had an offer to 80 into
Germany with the army Of occupation,
but said that the sod old U. s. A.
looked better than anything else to him
Just now 70 he decided to come home.
Mr.. and Mn. Marion Gard are in Ne.
ceipt Of two letters from their son,
ammunition train. In France, the first
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