Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-18

rived In Eng lSIlu. no SDllSlCo oS ~"A@
Vernon, ILL.,, last January.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
of Albion will serve chicken pie
supper in the church basement Friday
evening, July 10. from $50 to 1880.
Price 35 cents. You are wanted to at
tend. Advertisement
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Mrs. elizabeth Fagg daughter, Mrs.
J. E. Mcdonnell, and the latter's chill
dren, Katherine and Jack. all OF Des
Moines, returned home wednesday
evening after g. short visit in the city
at the home Of the formers sister,
Mrs. E. R. Stceeter.
The Willing Workers of Vienna
township met wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. James Stockhouse
and spent the time In piecing quilts
for the Belgians. The next meeting
will be held Wednesday afternoon,
July 81, a. the home Of Miss Sophia
Fischer.
Mrs. AddIe Rogers daughter Beat
| rice and son Richard. and Mrs. l. b
lLVuk end daughter Joan left this
morning in the Rogers car for Park
| RAPIDS, Mimi The members Of the
| family Will take a cottage at one Of the
lakes near Park Rapids and remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Elink received word this
morning Of the safe arrival overseas
Of Miss Stacia Walsh, a nurse who
graduated from st. Thomas hospital anc
was later employed here. She entered
the service six months ago and was II
training in Virginia several months be.
fore being sent over.
The regular meeting Of the mission
airy society Of The First United Evan
eelical church was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
| Burke, T13 May street. Following the
| business session a program was en-
| loved and the hostess served refresh
ments assisted by Mrs. William
| Thorpe.
Rev. c. P. Lanpher, who until re-
Gently, and since last September, has
been pastor Of the Pentecostal Church
Of the Nazarene is making prepara-
lions to leave soon for Georgetown ILL.,,
| where he will !lold tent meetings. Rev.
| mr.. Lanpher expects to do evangelistc
work for a short time before entering
| upon another passionate.
Members Of the democratic county
delegation went to Des Moines early
this morning 10 attend the state con-
| vention Of the party that opened this
| forenoon, AS there were no place on
the state ticket to be filed by nornt-
nations made in the convention 1t was
expected that the convention would
devote Its time mostly to listening to
speeches.
Mrs. Archibald G. Barrett has re-
ceived word announcing the safe ar
| rival overseas of her husband, who Is
a member OF an engineering company
following his enlistment In Colorado
| Mrs, Barrett formerly was Mos Pear
Bills, Of this city, and is making her
home with her parents, MT. and Mrs.
F. E. Bills. while her husband Is IN
| the service.
Word was received this morning o
the safe arrival overseas OF two boy:
who left the city in the contingent O.
Feb. rs. They are William Hundert'
mark and Carl C. Jockson. Both are II
engineering, companies, and the latte
member OF the band. Jackson Is :
| r. Tooknnn I'M
South first avenue, and Hundertmark'!
parents live in the country.
A brief funeral service for Mrs
Henry Smuck rsas held at the resi-
dence. 10 North Fourth street, at :
| o'clock this morning by Rev. r. b
Davidson. The body was taken to
Eldora on a forenoon train, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Smuck, ami members OF
tho family. Funeral services were
held at the Baptist church in Ell
dora at 1880 this forenoon and bur-
ial was dn the Eldora cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Artz
| were held Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock from the residence, 706 East
Main street, in charge Of Rev. s. N.
Ramige. The pail bearers were ]. D.
Holladay, Lester Williams. Charles
Blodgett, Charles Saylor, Elmer Ais
| 5,augh, and Frank Moehrl. Mesdames
| II. q. Play, L. Harris. H. 0. Swick,
Ella Rhoades, Ett9 Crabtree, and
Sarah Hotchkiss were the flower bear
crs. Marshall Rebes1ah Lodge, No. 40.
tast had charge Of the services at
the grave. Those in attendance from
out CT the city were Alfred White, OF
Boone; Mrs. Joseph Mohr, Of Eldora,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Stopp, Of