Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-31
We rent books for 2 cents day.
Simmons' book store.

We rent books for cents a day.
Simmons' book store.
Mrs. NJ J. Livingstone went this
morning to Waterloo for ten days
visit with son.
The aid society of the Methodist
church will meet in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. II. Sells. of Oskaloosa, was
| in the city this morning en- route to
Story City to visit friends.
Stolen--Ford touring car 1916 model.
| license number 1640a7 engine ru,''or
| 1239625. Liberal reward for Information
The Congregational aid society will
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50 in
the church parlors to do Red Cross
| work.
Lois Crawford returned to her home
at New Hampton today after a months
visit at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. G..
w. Crawford.
Miss Lucille Glass. of Wapelo, re-
! turned home this morning after
three days visit with her grandmother
Mrs. Mary Glass at the soldiers home.
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| Service flags all styles. Plenty of
| extra stars. Soldier and sailor tesla
ments, trench mirrors writing cases.
safety razors and fountain pens. Sim
mons book store.
C. NJ. Coleman. formerly landlord Of
the Pilgrim Hotel in this city, but
more recently IN the real estate bus
/ mess here, has bought the Ogden Hotel
at Council Bluffs
| Word received from Oscar Tweed
Tweed is in the coast artillery and en-
listed Dec. 10. He is u son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels o. Tweed 615 Fremont
street.
Mrs. j. w. Clark received word this
morning telling of the safe arrival over
seas OF her son, I-evia, who has been
in the service since February. 1917, and
is a bayonet instructor in the coast
4 artillery.
One hundred seventy drafted men
from Minnesota, en- route to Camp Pike,
Ark. arrived in the city late this after
noon, on their way south. The men
were served with supper at the union
station lunch room.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Bowe and Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde e. Case left Tuesday
for an automobile trip to Camp Mills,
H. l., where Mr.. and Mrs. Bowe's son
Herbert Is stationed at present In the
truck service. 1t 10 expected that he
twill be ordered overseas before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Case may be gone for several weeks.
Miss Esther Gustafson entertained
the members OF the Luther League OF
the Trinity Lutheran church Tuesday
evening in honor Of one OF the mem
bers, John l.. T. Isaacson. who leaves
for the service this evening. A musical
program was enjoyed. The hostess
served refreshments. assisted by her
sister Wilma, Mabel Walner. and Lu-
Icile Mold.
l. Sergeant James Swingley arrived in
the city this morning from Vancouver
Barracks, B. c., and spent the day with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Swing
ley. Swingley is on his way to the
quarterYnaster's officers training school
at Camp johnson. Jacksonville, Fla. His
sister, Mrs. Paul Crowley. and daugh-
ter Mary. Of Des Moines. came Mon
day evening to visit with her parents.
The funeral Of Lyle e. Young was
held from the Young home. 202 South
Third avenue. at 1880 Tuesday after
| noon, in charge OF Rev. o. g. Fox. The
pail bearers. who weye from the Elks,
were B. Laughlin, Harry voeel. Carl
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$eFnachts and Andrew Bowman. q Mr..
and Mrs A. ID. Gumzenhauser sccom-
panied the body to St Charles, Ill.
leaving late Tuesday night.
Complimentary to Thomas Olsen,
who leaves this evening with the draft
contingent, twenty-five young people
were entertained Tuesday evening at
the home Of John Gladwin. 212 North
4 Tenth street. Games and music fur
Inished the evenings entertainment, and
the guest Of honor was presented with
a fountain pen. Mrs. Gladwin served
refreshments, assisted by Miss Ina Ell
liot and Miss May Murray. Mrs Jtilia
Haskell, Of Ferguson, was a guest from
out Of the city.
In honor Of Leon Brintnall, who
leaves Friday evening for Syracuse, N.
Y, on a limited service call, and Cutter
McGrew, who expects to be called soon,
the clerks OF the Benedict & Brintnall
store entertained Tuesday evening at
the F. r. Benedict home, S07 West Main
street. Various games were enjoyed
after which MISS Lucille Rubee gave
several readings and the guests Of honor
were each presented with comfort
kit. Refreshments were served at the
close Of the evening.
| 8. w. Lamson. q Chicago business
man. and many years ago in business
in State Center spent Tuesday as the
guest of his boyhood schoolmate and
friend, WI H. Stipp. The two men
| passed most of the day in State Cen
ter. where Mr.. Lawson saw the house
where ne formerly lived and where his
children were born, and looked at $50
acrs Of land which he had bought a
half century ago for SO. Mr.. Lamson
| came to State Center fifty years ago
and remained there seven years. He
has prospered in Chicago where he
has lived many years.
Mrs. Frederick Bruegger, of Chicago,
spent part of the day in the city with
her parents, Col. and Mrs. j. NJ. Parker,
arriving this morning to bring her
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