Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-08

the series. The church was filled. Rev.
B. F. Martin preached the sermon.
Mrs. Willis Nichols, accompanied by
| her mother. Mrs F. G.. Harley, Of Des
tMoines, who is visiting at the Nichols
home, went Saturday evening to State
Center to visit relatives and friends. 7
| Watch the oil in your car, at no
other season Of the year is the danger
Of overheating so prevalent as during
] the summer months. Put an oil gauge
I on your Ford and avoid overheating.
| 81 put on. Rude Auto Company.
1 Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles. .Eker and daughter Helene, OF
Lafayette, Ind, who are visiting In the
city with. Mr.. Ekers brothers, Fred,
Louis and Lawrence Eker, Mrs. L. A
Eker entertained company of relatives
| Sunday evening at dinner at her home.
10O6H South Center street
| w. E. Anderson, formerly of this city
and at one time agent for the American
Express Company, who has been living
in Cedar Rapids for several years, has
returned here and has entered the en-
ploy Of the Benedict Flour and Feed
Company as salesman. The family
will move here as soon as a house is
secured.
e. A. Franquemont, who left the city
when he resigned as secretary Of the
Marshalltown Club, and who has been
in San Francisco and other California
cities since late in the winter, has re-
turned here. He went today to Daven-
port for a. short stay on business. and
probably will locate there or in some
other city in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Donnelson re-
ceived word today Of the promotion OF
their son, Guy w Donnelson, to bat
TALON sergeant major in the headquart-
ers enlisted staff Of the regular army at
Camp A. A. Humphreys, Alexandria,
Va. He was transferred in May from
Evancouver Barracks to this camp,
Which is especially for army engineers.
C. HI. e. Boardman and daughters.
Janice and Betty, went this morning
! to Des Moines; and from there tonight
will leave for Colorado Springs to visit
Mrs. Boardman, who Is in sanatorium
in that city. Mr.. Boardman and Betty
Will remain two weeks. but Janice will
stay longer Miss Bonnie Boardman is
with her mother. Mr.. Boardman has
Just received word from Washington
announcing the safe arrival overseas Of
hts son Elderkin. who Is in the navy.
Mrs. Floyd D. Mooney, living ten
miles north Of this city. entertained
fourteen guests Saturday afternoon In
honor Of the fourth birthday anniver-
sary OF her son Benton. Games and
music furnished the amusement and
later the hostess served tWo-course
lunch, assisted by Elma Steward and
Mrs. ROLAND Miller. Sweet peas and
nasttirtiums were given as favors.
Those from away were Don and Vernon
Mooney, of Ferguson, and Mrs. George
Steward and daughter Elma, Of this
city.
At the home of Mrs. c. P. Cook,
West Webster street, Saturday noon
the six members of the A. D. Bridge
Club who held low score for the year
entertained the remaining six and a
flew guests at luncheon. Tie hostesses
for the occasion were Madames Cook,
W.T.. Bennett, P. G. Rude, A.:sG.' Ed
wards, w. E. Cation and J. II. Mehan.
Bouquets Of garden flowers were used
in decoration Of the rooms and on the
lluncheon table. In the afternoons game
the prizes were won by Mrs, G. II. Ruth
and Mrs. Mary Berriman. Mrs. E. L..
Eoag, Of Minneapolis, and Mrs: John
Banghart, Of Chicago, were guests
from out OF the city. During the year
the club has araied $142.5O which has
been given to the French war orphans
fund and the members are planning to-
do more work along this line next year.