Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-04

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Bring your = 1tchss u Hod0ss.
Chamberlain. glasses. Masoaie tsmpiA
Buy china ct less than factory cost.
Saturday. Simmons' Book store.
wanted-,Saiesladies with experi-
ence and sales ability. Surgeons.
Hubbard squash and pie pumpkins
for sale. T.. b. Myer. Phone white
l04s.
Wanted-To buy. clean, cotton rae,
Q cents per pound Marshall Printing
Company.
we are selling very good grade
stove pipe and n one piece corrugated
elbow at zoe each. Carriers Economy
store.
Marshalltown Milling Company, 3o4
South First avenue. will pay the high
est market price for wheat--Adver-
tisemcnt.
We handle the congoleum stove,mats
AKIN IT,. at 3l.9s each. We also
have the larger size. 6x6 IT. at $3.4S.
Carriers Economy store.
You will notice those mice are find
ing shelter in the house now so you
will want some traps. Get the sure
catch trap at our store, for 1oc.
Carriers Economy store.
Save money on your winter vege-
tables and fruit. Buy Of the new
wholesale house to be opened Novem-
Der 1, next to Lays store. Leave ord
ers now at Cray's Observation-Disclosures.
-Four hundred patrons were served at
the supper given Thursday evening by
the aid society Of the Green Noun
tain church. The supper and bazaar
which was held will net the society
$3.50.
Stock reducing sale at the Weber
millinery will include trimmed and
untrimmed hats. trimming free II ma
terial is bought at store. Sec the bar
gains at 12l East State street Weber
Millinery.
II you wish to select a nice present
for your friends be sure and visit our
store. We have beautiful cut glass
fancy hand painted china, casseroles
fancy lamps and decorated dinnerware.
Carriers Economy store.
Miss Edna Stoneking. Of SCOTS.
bluff, Neb., arrived in the city Thurs
day for a short visit with her aunt
Mrs. ]. w. Noises. 40S West Main
street. Miss Stoneking is on her way
to Louisville, KY, where she is to be
married to First Sergeant Phil Groch,
of Battery b, Seventy-second field ar
tillery.
Members of the State Street United
! Evangelical aid society. who met
Thursday Afternoon with Mrs. H. F.
Peterson and Mrs. Bettina Peterson at
| the home of the former. PA North
| Third avenue, made plans for the
years work, after which the hostesses
served refreshments. They were
assisted by Mrs. S. r. Johnson and
Mrs. Margaret Raymond.
Mrs. A. H Donnelson, sos East
Church street, arrived home Thursday
from San Francisco. where she has been
| with her fother. Sheldon Peck, Of Blair,
| Neb., for a six weeks visit with Mrs.
Donnelson's son, Sergt. Fred s. Don
nelson, who is stationed at Camp Win
| field Scott, Presidio Cal. Mrs. Donnel-
son and her father took an apartment
in San Francisco. and while they were
there Sergeant Donnelson came in to
stay with them part of the time.
The funeral Of Andrew J. Svendsen.
of Vienna township. was held from
the home of Mrs. Kate Nelson, 5l2
North Fourth avenue. at 2 o'clock
Thursday Afternoon. Rev. R! B. David
| son conducted the service and burial
| was in Riverside. The pail bearers
were M. P. Matsen, George Peterson,
Thomas Johnson, Nels Madsen, Andrew
| Olson and Nels Rasmussen. The flower
bearers were Misses Emma and Freda
Zandt, Mrs. Fred Marshall. Mrs. Fred
| Mcdonald, MH. Otto Nelson and Mrs.
Louis Olson.
4 Mrs. George BsgBrooke. 4o7 West
Railroad street. has received bone
snuff box taken from a German by hef
brother, Corp. Lloyd A. Randolph, OIL
Des Moines. who is in q headquarters
company Of a classification camp in
France, where he has been since
March. Now and then Corporal Ran
dolph takes a detachment Of troops tc
the front, and, it was while on one OF
| +,;x>s ho fonlx the h0y from