Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26


Auto Company.
Girls wanted. must have ability u
| sell goods IS salary. One Cent 10 ~
Cent Variety store.
! Wanted-B IS years old or over
| to collect saturdays, Apply ut Times
Republican.
The Lilac Crochet CLUB will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. w. y. Tai
lot 'lt, Marion street!
Der air pressure Is always up to 40
pounds, we are always Sad TO serve
you. The G. w. Darling Company
supply department.
For Sale--A fine bunch of black
faced owe lambs as good as grows
! Every farmc r should have n few sheep
Thore or write Plumb q Munro, MaG
MIR. and Mrs. James wheeligan and
son Lawrence. of Dennison, o., arrived
in the city Wednesday evening for
I visit with the formers brother, +. j
Wheeligan, and family.
Mrs. Julia T. Hollingsworth, Nf West
Liberty. and her brother. j. j, Tom..n-
SON. OF McNabb, H.. arrived in the city
"wednesday to attend the funeral o'
Mrs. w. f. Tomlinson. They will visit
for few days at the home OF the!i
sister. Mrs. Laura Mansh
The Willing Workers of Vienna town
ship met Wednesday afternoon at tbs
home Of MIS-. George Wi.ke and decided
| 70 do, WnrL, "a thN'"
/ this year. The next meeting will be
wednesday afternoon Dct. .. az "a
home of Mrs. James Russic.
| Mesdames Percy Whittemore ano
Tyler Perry. wives OF Serseant White
more and Corporal Perry. formerly at
| tached to tho local recruiting station
| left Wednesday evening for For'
| Logan, Coo, to join their husbands,
who are stationed there temporarily
The roads were fine and We drove
| the entire distance of tS5 miles in less
than six hours. We did 1t so easily
that we really hardly knew We were
| driving a Ford because we had just
equipped it with Hassler shock alb
, sorbers. Rude Auto Company.
We have an insistent demand on US
| for all the money that, may be due us
| Prompt settlement Of bills next Mon
| day will be of the greatest help in oui
| business. We therefore, ask you to lei
/ us have full payment of accounts due
| the LIST Of October. Reynolds Shell
! don.
Mrs. Peter Lynch and daughter-in-
! law. Mrs. Frank B. Lynch, arrived
| home this morning from Wrightstown
! y. j. where they went n week ago tc
1 visit their son and brother, SerSt
Frank B. Lynch, Company X. 1880 in
! fantry. Sergeant Lynch expects soor
to be ordered overseas.
Mrs NJ. H. Pinkerton, sos East MAR
street, was hostess Wednesday after
| noon at the meeting Of the Court o.
Honor Circle, whose members spent the
time in making a comfort kit following
| the business session. In serving re-
h freshments the hostess was assisted b!
Mrs. Andrew Bowman, Jr.
\ Nut shells end seeds of fruit ma.
save soldiers life. Charcoal mad
from these pits and nut shells is use.
in making gas masks. Wholesale groc
ers are collecting these pits and stones
and the retail stores, are receiving Al
they can get. We will be glad to for
ward any seeds or shells left at GU
store. Reynolds & Sheldon.
A welcome diversion from all othe
classes OF amusement is Professo
Norwood, now playing at the Odeo
Theater every evening at S:1o. Enttr
change of program nightly. specia
added attraction. Miss Helen Morton
the musical genius. See her and b
mystJfied. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents
Seats now selling. Odeon.
Members Of the Martha Washingto
Club, who met Wednesday afternoon a
the home Of Mrs. Calvin Cooley, 90S1
South Second avenue, enjoyed the tim
socially and with fancy work and
contest, in which the prize was won b
Mrs. H. w. Jentzen. The hostes
served refreshments at the close of tn
afternoon, assisted by Mrs. w.
Peters.
Mrs. Julia Clemens, 70e East Mai
street, entertained the Priscilla Gu
Wednesday afternoon at her home. Tn
time was passed with Red Cross worl
and the members enjoyed contest i
which the prizes were won by Mrs. A
Peterson and Mrs. 8. R. Johnson. L
serving refreshments Mrs. Clemens wa
assisted by her daughter. Miss Mari
Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B, Haines receives
word Wednesday from their sor
Thomas B. Haines,, Jr.. at Camp Pike
Ark, that he underwent an operation
for double hernia Saturday at the bas
hospital and was getting along a
we'll as could be expected. He went t
Camp Pike with the July ~ contingen
and is in Company II, Fifth receivin
battalion.
The Sunshine Circle was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. c. Cul
bertson at her home. 807 East Stat
street. Following the business hou
tho YyooYnbarS anapt nlaa after