Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-21

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Trade At Sanitary Grocery and se-
cure green trading stamps.
Try 0iidner's boys stockings for both
price and observation-disclosures
Secure valuable premiums. by saving
s. Il II. green trading stamps, given by
Sanitary Grocery.
We want man for indoor work In
our mailing department. Apply to Mr.,
vitek ut T.-R ONCE.
We specialize In framing camp
photos. Bring them in before they get
damaged. Simmons book store.
The womans Service Flag League
will hold It's regular meeting Monday
evening at s o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A..
We have nearly all sizes Of castings
and Tribes in stock in cord or fabric.
Tho G. w. Darling Company. supply
department.
For Sale-Several hundred head of
good lambs and $50 head OF older
sheep. Write or phone Plumb Bros,
Marshalltown.
The body Of J. M. Brewer, who died
at the soldiers home Thursday after.
noon, was shipped Friday evening to
Hamburg for burial.
II You have a car equipped with odd
sized castings we can furnish new cas-
ings and tubes. The G. W. Darling
Company, supply department.
The annual meeting OF the Political
Equality League for the county will be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday after
noon at O'Clock. Reports Of township
chairman will be given,
Thirty members OF the Elm Luther
League enjoyed a social meeting Fri
day evening in the church parlors. At
were served by Mrs. o. H. Nge, Miss
Zelma Ege, and Elmer Eise.
We want a woman for permanent
position correcting mailing lists. One
who has handled type in a print shop
preferred but we will teach an inexper-
fenced person who has had as much as
grammar school education. Times
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Swanson have
received a cablegram FROM their
nephew Herbert B. Swanson, Of Ana
mosa, who is in France with the 3O7th
engineers. saying that he has been
ordered back to this country to under
go special training.
Dr.. r. e. Taber, a dentist with an
70 $50
Friday for Iowa City to" enter the
school OF dentistry OF the state univer-
sity as an instructor. He will close
his office here and his wife will ac-
company him to Iowa City.
Why not go somewhere to church to-
morrow. The Congregational church
promises a splendid program Of music
and sermons at II and o'clock. Church
school at 10 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting at p. m. See church notes for
this and other churches. Committee.
DR.. G.. D. Loder. Is at home for an
over-Sunday visit, with his mother,
Mrs. Clara Loder, prior to leaving for
the veterinary officer :. training school
at Camp Greenleaf. Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga Dr.. Loder was graduated recently
from the McFdIip veterinary College,
Chicago, and has been doing govern
ment meat inspection work in Chicago.
Private ogville Landis, limited
service man who was sent from this
city to be indicted into service and
then assigned to a local exemption
board for,cieFical sduty,s reported to the
local board this forenoon. He will
enter the employ Of the board Monday.
Prior to goinS into the service Lands
was in the employ Of the Western
Grocer Company mills.
The funeral Of Mrs. w. F. Tomlin-
son. who died in Los Angeles, will be
held from the Methodist church at IL
o'clock Wednesday forenoon. The
church will be open from 10 to II and
burial will be in the Marietta ceme-
terry. Word from Los Angeles says
that the party leaving with Mrs. Tom
linson's body was delayed in depart
ing and would not reach this city until
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. F. l.. Meeker and Miss Emily
Perkins returned this morning from
Camp Dodge, where with Miss Pauline
Dutton, of Grand Junction, they have
been giving programs Of music and
readings for the past week before the
soldiers. Every afternoon for two hours
they appeared in various wards at the
base hospital and In the evening at
two different ''Y' buildings. Friday
evening they gave program at the
large general "Y' building which seats
5000. people. While there Mrs. Meeker
and Miss Perkins both met several
Marshalltownp boys.
A telegram to Dr.. W. 8. Dcvine says
that his brother. J. L. Devine. OF Chi
cago, submitted to an operation at st.
Luke's hospital this forenoon to break
up ad.lesions caused. presumably. by
an operation for the removal OF kid
ney three years ago. MIR. Devs1s; ":co
Is in the employ Of the interstate
commerce commission. appraising the
valuation Of the physical property of
railroads. was working in this city up
to ten days ago. He had been here
working on the property Of the North
western for short time until he got
to feeling so badly that he returned
home.
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