Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-14

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DrAng your watches IN HsAeas.
~. Buliasd. ostsopAth. IS wsst Main.
Eversharp Pencils. 11.ee and upward
Marshall Printing Co.
"ouf boaot" best boys hose in Mar
shan county. 0klnnsr Bros.
Always ask your erscsr Tor swsss
Home bread. Central Bakery.
Wanted = Compe<snt stenosrapfer;
poaition permanent Address K-1A care
tht0'o6ce.
Conserve wool b getting the best
Dubbelbdit and Steal Fiber school suita.
Oildner BsoA
II Sos need any feedlns lambs or
sheep of any kta.l. phone or write
Plumb Bros- Aaeshalltown. Iowa
Special saie q candy sor saturday
only. Ono e0und boz Of cfsocoaAfes 30
cents NoBti1e Z WIN Drug Com-
pany.
and wfIl be = my once daily. from >
choses, Il d.
Mr. and Nm. ;. K. 8clunsdk Of Chi
caso, arrived IN tho city Friday eve-
mig for Z few dayS visit with the
fonmers beotaex. c. .. SchmiSit. and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ. n. Meigs and B. T.
Meigs, Of Long Beach, CAL, arc in the
city visiting with their sister and sister
in-law, Mrs. Patience Sears and Mrs
Julianna Mega
To Rent-0ood seven ruum homo
with full lot, located one block from
Methodist church. Will be vacant
Monday, Sept. IS. Inquire C. c.
Eldridge Phone $50. SIS Or as.
Mrs. Julia Marsh, who underwent
an operation on her Jaw two weeks
ago at st. Thomas hospital, has now
returned to her home, 1861 North
Center street and - improving.
Mr.. and Nm. z. WLaPlant, Of Cedar
Rapids; Mr.. John Shoenhair and son
John, Of Eagle Grove; and Dr.. A. ].
Mccormack, Of Atchfield. MINI, are
in the city for an over Sunday visit
at the parental J. b MCCORMACK home.
Mss Hazel McIeland. VINO has been
employed in the office Of her father,
County Auditor W. e. McLeland, left
Friday night for Washington, d. c.,
where she Is to enter the war risk in
surance department to handle corre-
spondence.
Relatives in this city have received
word that George Teager. who went
',,with the July ~ contingent to Camp
Pike, has been selected to enter the
non officers training
school at the camp. The training viii
occupy five weeks time.
b C. Taylor. who has been manager
of the general sales department Of the
Marshall Oil Company for nearly two
years, but who recently resigned, leaves
tonight for New York City, where he
will probably settle. Mr.. Taylor and
son Will remain here for . short time ct
least
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii Newblom, of Flint,
Mich. but formerly of this city, are
spending two weeks with the formers
mother, Mrs. Anna Newblom and sister,
Mrs. +. A. Robinson. Mrs. Fred Crane,
OF Perry, who has also been visiting at
the Newblom home, left Friday evening
for pes Mcines.
Miss Florence F. Culver, of Holden
willie, Okla, who has been visiting
friends In the city and at Albion for
two weeks, spent a few days this week
with Mrs. E. W. Hall, At Marietta, and
went Friday evening to Bromley. She
will visit there for short time before
going to Madison, Wis, to enter the
state university.
Mrs. G. H. Miller. 500 May street.
was hostess Friday afternoon to the
members Of the Pastime Club, who
spent the time with Red Cross work
and a guessing contest in which the
prize was won by Mrs. r. Eichorn. In
serving refreshments the hostess was
assisted by Hrs- c. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs.. P. s. Malvin and Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil b. Howard. Of Huntley,
Mimi, have been visiting in the city for
a few days with Mrs. MalvinB parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Will Wallace, and with
Mr.. Malvin's and Mrs. Towards pax-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Malvin. They
drove T. tho city and this morning all
but Mrs. Howard left for their home.
Mrs. Howard win remain for another
weeks visit
Kenneth Holden. a sun pointer ON
tho httleship Minnesota, VINO spent a
few days in the city visiting his aunt,
Mrs.. James Skegg, and family, left
Friday evening for Fort Monroe, Va
He has had ten days Through on
account Of the death Of his father.
Albert Holden, at Batavia, III. Holden
was employed In the city for three
years ~ James Slkegg and made his
home with the SkeEg family.
First Lieut. Rem L. Holsclaw. a
brother Of Carl 8. Hofsciaw. Of Marion
township, passed thru the city Friday
evening on his way west for three
months rest and for special duty.
Lieutenant Holsclaw has been in serv-
ice In France with the 10th field artil-
1ery, and ON account Of being gassed