Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-01
DR.. Graham, ostcopath- Masonic temple
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Harry Talbot spent tho day In Water
loo with friends.

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Harry Talbot spent tho day in Water.
loo with friends.
| Home grown ripe, tomatoes received
every morning. Reynolds & sheldon.
| The Woman's Auxiliary OF st. Paul'I
church VIII meet Friday afternoon II
the church parlor.
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Save your pencils by using a Bostor
pencil pointer. Two models-$1. $3.50
Marshall Printing Co.
G.. w. rutherford. Of the soldiers
home. went to ElgIn, ILL.,. to visit 9
daughter for two weeks.
Mrs. II, p Beatty left for st. Pau
this morning for ten days visit will
her brother-in- law, F. r. Beatty.
Mrs. d. Friend. Jr., and little daugh-
ter Vera, and niece, Miss Helen Cole.
baugh. spent the day at Montour with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Downing went
to Grinnell this morning to spend q
day with the latter's brother. San
Seubefth.
for Waterloo. whore she Will visit heI
sister, Mrs. J. r. Wright. Miss PER-,
also will visit at Waverly
Mrs. w. M. Grant and two children
came this morning from Clarence to
spend the day with the formers sister,
in-law, Mrs. August Herzog.
The board Of Marshalltown Chapter,
D. A. r.. will meet Friday. Aug ., In
stead Of tomorrow. with Mrs. Henry
White. 5 North Fourth avenue.
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Mas. T. W. Protheroe returned this
morning sfrom Eldora, where che has
been visiting her parents for three
weeks. Danita Sucker. a younger sis
ter, accompanied Mrs. Protheroe home
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Kinney and
little daughter Oleta. accompanied by
Lillian Flatley. left THIS morning for
Monmouth. H., to remain for few
days visit with Mrs. Kinney's brother.
F. p. Rose.
c. NJ. Keysor. OF Long Beach, Cal,
went this morning to New Sharon AMER
a days visit with his cousin, c. T.
Stewart Mr.. Keysor viii visit old
friends at New Sharon. formerly his
home for fifty three years.
The F. G. Club Was entertained We'd
nesday afternoon by Agnes Negiy, at
her home. 614 North Second avenue,
Following the business session the
members worked on their fancy work
and refreshments wore served by the
hostess mother. Mrs. I. L Negly.
About 100 members and friends OF
the Presbyterian church held their an
nual picnic "Wednesday afternoon al
Rivervtew park. They went down
eariy IN the afternoon ana enjoyed
tennis, Held sports. rccea, ma Z bali
game. At $50 . picnic supper waa
aervei. s.i
Mr.. and Mn. +. I. WATSON len We'd
nesday night for Gasnwood Mimi,
where they will Join the famiiX OF their
daughter. Mrs. d. w. Morris. and their
other daughter. Alsss MargAret, Who
are ct tho Norris cottage ,oni Lake
NfnnewaskA Tor the rest Of the sum-
mer. M. and Mrs. WATSON expect to
remain at the lake three weeks.
The funeral OF william Braddock
who was drowned Sunday. WAS held
from the Simkins & Estel parior at
o'clock Wednesday evening, In charge
Of Rev. w. N. Baker. Tho pail beirery
who were employees Of tho Marshall Ice
Company. where Mr.. Braddock had
been employed. were e. H. Bovee, Isaac
Taft, William Tilden. Frank Spake
Bartlett Cole, and John Fdtxpatrtck
The body was sent to Mankatn. Kan.
for burial. accompanied by the mother
Mrs. David Braddock. 3