Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-19
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watch for date OF Bargain Store
opening Observation-Disclosures
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opening Observation-Disclosures.
Watch for date of Bargain Store
opening sale.--Advertisement.
Watch for date of Bargain store
opening SALE Advertisement,
Homegrown watcrmelons and musk
melons today. Reynolds & Sheldon.
&C. Clay. veterinarian. office West
End feed yards Office phone 626. resi-
'dence 1863.
Tho Carpenters Auditory will meet
in the carpenters hall Tuesday after
noon at $3.50.
The w. c. r. U. will meet with Mrs.
A. 3. Morrison. $40 South Tenth street,
at $3.50 Tuesday afternoon.
Misunderstanding women to help
make "cootier suits every afternoon at
Elss' Club parlors. Committee.
The North Second avenue branch Of
tho Rod Cross will meet with Mrs. G.
p. Bay. Al North First avenue, Tues
day afternoon. Ii
Mrs. d. r. Arnold, OF Whiting, Ind.
is in the city for visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Henry 8. Mayer and
Miss Erma Arnold.
Creamery lutter, fresh from tho
churn. If your grocer does not handle
1t. telephone No Jackson Dairy Com
pany, telephone SIT.
Read Porter's new book. Daughter
Of the Land" We have all the late war
books. also a big lot of new popular
copyrights. Simmons book store.
Mrs. Della Arney and father. s. C.
Ferguson, arrived home Saturday from
Minneapolis. whore Mr.. Ferguson has
been taking treatment for cancer,
r. L. Stark, of Clear Lake, Saturday
bought the c. NJ. Carpenter property Mt
504 North Second avenue and WIN. come
hero Sept. /. accompanied by Mrs.
Stark. to live.
For saie.-sheep 200 head black
face eve lambs. Good ones; come and
see them. We will take cattle as part
payment II you buy 100 head or more
we will pay your freight. Plumb Bros,
Marshailtown. Iowa. KS
Another one Of those Jag dances at
Shrubs hall. Aug. 40. o to ~. Music by
Burke-Leins big jazz orchestra. One
OF the highest class dances OF the sea-
son. Everybody welcome. All for a
good time.--Advertiseme
Miss Katherine Canalle. TELEPHONE
operator Is in receipt OF word from, her
brother. Easter Canalle, OF Centerville
saying that ne had gone to Boston to
report for duty In the merchant mar
Inc, in which he enlisted a few weeks
| ago.
Miss Fannie iQuaife, of Des Moines,
who has been in the city for few
days since her discharge from st.
Thomas hospital, where she underwent
tonsilectomy ten days ago, left this
morning for Nashua, where she, will
remain for q two weeks visit with her
father. =,
T. !. WATSON, who has been at Glen
wood. Minn.. for few weeks, enjoy
Ing an outing with his family at the
summer home OF Mr.. and. Mrs. D. w.
Norris. on Lake Minnewaska, arrived
home Sunday.rrorning and left at night
for Kansas City, where he will remain
for few days on business. Mrs, Was-
son and daughter Margaret expect to
reach home Friday. ri
George s. Fenner and wife, Of
MAMMA, who have been In the, city for
a few days visiting the formers par
epts,. Mr.. ana Mrs. W. A. Fenner, 500
South Second street, left Saturday for
PenSaco1a, Fla, where Mr.. Eenner will
become a foreman in q ship building
department of the Pensacola steam
ship Company. Mr.: Fenneri has been
forsmapiof the G, NJ. s. sta 4. railway
at Manila. .55,lss Bl
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Collins
Twas very largely attended ! at the
Friends church Sunday morning at II
o'clock. The service. was conducted by
Rev. H. W.. Cope, assisted by Rev.
Charles O. Whitley, the latter Of Oska-
loosa. and Rev. Kennie Kirby. The
church choir sang. Burial was in the
Albion cemetery, where Rev. w. S.
Kitch. Of Bangor. assisted in the serv-
ice. The pail bearers were ]. G. Carter,
j. p. Newly, g. B. Carroll. L. II. Hook
er. N. g. Rinden. and Carl Lewis. The
flower bearers were Misses Mary, Ethel
and Laura McKibben. Ruth Collins,
Mildred Taylor and Sarah McKibben.
Those from q distance at, the service
were Eugene T. Collins. st. Edward,
Neb.3 Mrs. M. A. Taylor Bethany,
Neb.; Mrs. r. H. Thoburn, Meadville,
Pa: Nr. and Mrs. e. v. Collins and
Miss Mile Oswalt. Ames: and Mrs.
Anna Hutchinson and Miss Leota Holt,
OF New Sharon. d.
AMUSEMENT.
At the Strand.
A, Sunday might audience that filled
the Strand theater took part in a pro-
gram Of popular war sons that was led
by Harry Morrison, Of the Garden the
alter, Des Moines the first attemnf af