Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28

Or. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Tonight. three large cans hominy for
20 cents. Parlor Grocery. p '
Try Giidner's boys ste ckings for both
price and observation-disclosures
Bring In your pictures. we framc
them right. SianmonS book store.
Conserve wool by getting the best
Dubbelbiit and steel Fiber school Cults
GildneP Bros.
Rubber stamps. linking pads, daters
and numbering machines. Marshall
Printing Company.
You can pay your subscription to-
night. Our Office will be open until Q
9. m. Times itepublican.
ten guarantee. The a. w. DARLING
Company. supply department.
Engraved Christmas cards now on
sale. Special discount on all orders
placed here before Oct. IL. Marshall
Printing Company.
Harold Nordstrum left this morning
for Rock Island. ILL.,, where no will en-
ter the student army training corps at
Augustana college.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary ]. Powers
who died Friday night, will be held
from the United Brethren church at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Burial
will follow in the Timber Creek Gem!
etery.
The business Office OF the Marshall
Telephone Company will be open until
9 p. m. Monday, Sept 30, the last day
on which rentals for current month
may be paid to secure the rebate Mar
shall Telephone Company.
Members Of the 'I.afalot. club en-
joyed dinner Friday evening at the
home of Misses Amanda and Millie
Baasch, 705 West Boone street, who
served tho dinner in three courses.
Afterwards the members went to the
movies"
A patriotic meetng'of the Pleasant
Hill War Savings Society was held at
school No. in Taylor township Fri
day evening, when a program of must
cal numbers and talks was given. A.
B. Hoover and c. r. Edmister, of this
city, spoke.
Members Of the Lilac Crochet Club
who met Friday at the home Of Mrs.
w. A. Talbot, 104 Marion street, en-
joyed the time with their fancy work
and a musical program. In serving re-
freshments the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. G. w. Mason.
Rev Frank Schrader is conducting
meetings at the Westminster chapel
| at the corner Of Bromley street and
North Ninth avenue. He will speak
each evening next week at 7:45, and
on Sunday morning at II o'clock and
Sunday evening at 7:45. Committee.
Members and friends of Central
Church Of Christ-will hold their annual
social meeting Wednesday evening at
the church. when q picnic supper will
bring q basket with enough provisions
Rev. A. J. Anders went Friday after
noon to Garden City where Friday
evening he gave an address before the
|,distriCt. .c-nvention Of the, Luther
League. Dele6 ates from the local
(lleague in attic ndanoe at the conven-
ton were Misses Edna White, Mar
garet Skeie, and Selma Eige. 40
Congregational church will have a
great service tomorrow at II. Baptism
Of babies the promotion Of all classes
OF the church school with the presenta-
! ton of diplomas and bibles. singing by
Mrs. Byfield and q short talk by Mr..
Martin will constitute part Of the
program. We viii look for You. COM
mittee.
Savoring Of the military. stunnlngly
caparisoned, spectacular, tuneful and
sprightly and generously underlaid with
jlaugh compelling propaganda, MY Sol
dier Girl" of prominent Identification
in modern musical comedy production,
of that intimate" type lately come
into vogue, chaperoned by a goodly
company Of soldierettes will hold high
revel. shortly, at the Odeon Tuesday
evening. Odeon.
The aid society q Central Church of
Christ met Friday afternoon in the
church pariors and held farewell
party Tor Mrs. C. C. Edridge, who
leaves soon to make her homo in Bel
yidere, III. Mrs. Eldrklse was also
presented with souvenir spoon by
the society. Refreshments were served
at the close of the meeting by the
hostess Mesdames Rdlia Smith, C. H.
Andrews and L. Stein.
At the w. j. Hockridge home, 702
Bromley street, Friday evening. Miss
Helen Hockridge entertained twenty
six guests at farewell party Tor her
brother, Albert Hockridge, who leaves
sunday TO enter the S. a. 7. c. al
Ames. Music and dancing formed the
evenings entertainment, after which
Mrs. Hockridge served refreshments,
assisted by Mrs. Z. 3. Jones, Mns. Harry
rBuchwald, and Mr.. Ray Wildman. A
regulation money belt was presented
to the guest Of honor.
Radio sergt- Robert Moscrip. Of the
Forty-fifth coast artillery, now sta
toned at Camp Eustis. Va, gave his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Moscrtp.
a .ppy> surprise today by reaching
honi Unexpectedly this morning for q
brief iurlough. Sergeant Moscrip. who
recently was graduated III the radio
course at Fort Monroe, Va. is await
ing orders at Camp Eustis, and ex-
poets before very long to be sent over.
seas. He was granted an eight days
leave, four days Of which must be in
GUIDED for travel. Because the Span
ish influenza epidemic struck the camp
the day after he left, 1t is possible
that an sxtension Of leave may be
granted. II
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