Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-23
Dr. Graham. estsopath- Masonic temple
Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.

| Home bread. Central BAKERY.
Come In and sec the new silks that
we have on display. Benedict & Brint-
nall
The w. c. T. u. will meet for bust
ness session Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. A. y, Morrison, 81 South
Tenth street.
We solicit your battery business, no
matter what make, we are equipped 10
repair or recharge IT, The c. w. Oar
ling Company. Supply Department.
The North Second avenue division
OF Red Cross workers win meet Tues
day afternoon at the home or Mrs. q.
H. Correll, 6O6 North Second avenue.
For sale My homo in Second ward
completely modern. hard. wood floors
| thruoughout fairly up-to-date. six large
rooms. priced right for quick sale. b.
| C. Taylor. col West State.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. q. s,reeter and
daughter Irene. of Austin, MINI, ar
rived in the city this morning to visit
for week with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Strecter.
Miss winifred Durham and Miss
Evelyn Kidder will leave Tuesday for
Iowa City, where they will attend the
state university. The latter will enter
her sophomore year. while the former
will become freshman.
Marshalltown Community Lecture
Course general admission tickets on
sale Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
at Mcbride e. Wits. Old Reliable and
B. A. Morgan's drug store, New Eng
land store. Y. M. c. A.. Y. w. c. A.,
Marshalltown Club.-Advertisement.
H. F. Marsh and son. Charles d.
Marsh, of New Prague, Mimi, motored
to the city. arriving Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with the formers
mother Mrs. Laura Marsh. They
went Sunday evening to Grinnell to
make arrangements for Charles re-en-
tering Grinnell College, and left today
for New Prague.
Mr. and Mrs w. G. McAfee Of Green
Mountain. and daughter. Mrs. B. 5.
Dilley, of this city, returned Sunday
from an automobile trip to Paulina,
where they have been visiting for a
week Will tIlGlI sun <iiAo oioeAA'At -
McAfee, and family. Mrs. McAfee's
mother Mrs. Lilly Smith. who has also
been visiting at Paulina for a time
returned with them.
Mrs. P L. Bailey received this morn
ing a letter from her cousin. John
flanagan, who is with, the 3o6th field
artillery in France telling that he is
now where there is something doing all
the time, but that it doesn't worry the
boys any Hanegan has visited rela-
tives in the city many times. He was
sent to Camp Dodge with the February
contingent from lGladbrook and is now
in a reserve company just back Of the
trenches.
Chief Yeoman Frank H. Boardman,
on the transport Leviathan, arrived In
the city this morning for short visit
with his parents,,-Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Boardman. Boardman, who has been
in the transport service since early in
the summer, has made five round trips
across. In company with his sister
Mrs II. J. Rodgers, he went TO Des
Moines this forenoon to visit his sister
Miss Nellie Boardman, who is at the
Methodist hospital receiving treatment
for structure Of the esophagus.
Corp. Norman Bruner. who served
with the 16Sth infantry in France and
was wounded. was in the city this
morning for a. visit with his cousin,
Mrs w. H. Bardwell, while en- route
to Boone to engage in liberty loan
work; He will spend three days IN
Boone and then go to Gladbrook.
Bruner whose home is in Oelwein. is
one of four brothers in the service. One
Of them, Webster Bruner, who former
ly was employed in the NJ. & ST. l.
shops here, is now in France.
Miss Lois Demorest, of Oskaloosa,
| came to the city Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with her step-mother.
Mrs. Sarah Demorest. Of washington,
D. c., who arrived in the city later in
the evening to attend the funeral serv-
ices Of her sister. Mrs. w. e. Tomlin-
| son, who died Wednesday evening IN
Los Angeles. Cal Other relatives who
have come to the city for the funeral
and are guests of Mrs. Mary Nichols
are Mrs. Oscar Wynkoop, Of Norwalk.
J are F. c. and r. T.. Nichols and MIS-.
James Hambleton. of Heaton, N. d.
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