Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-25

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To Rent--oct. !, one modern house
located 703 East Linn street. Inquire
l.. T. Benedict.
The Pansy Club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. u, w. Kinney.
l05 South Third street.
The Danish Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs, +.
y. Marshall. 4io Union street.
Miss Ruth Haines went Tuesday to
Des Mones, where she will attend the
Iowa Bible Training School this year.
The best bargain in house fer rent,
in the city Strictly modern, close IN,
one block from car line. Inquire Sim
mons book store.
For Sale--My home in Second ward
completely modern, hardwood floors
thruout thoroughly up-to-datc, six
large rooms priced right for quick
sale, B. c. Taylor, 6Ol West state.
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Apgar has spent fifteen years taking
children's photographs. Ii you have
seen our blue ribbon exhibit you will
sure want your children photographed,
by it's well known photographer APP
gar Studio
One week to save money. New hooks
| arriving are all at advanced price. We
offer you the opportunity of laying in
your supply of popular copyrights for
| one week at the old price, after that
the price goes up. Buy now for Christ
mas and home library. Simmons book
store.
For Sale-Several hundred head Of
| fine black faced eve lambs as fine as
money can buy. Also a good bunch OF
| older sheep. Now is the time for you
| farmers to so into the sheep business
| If you have some cattle you don't
want or some young horses or young
mules. we will accept other stock as
part payment If you buy a half car
load or more we will pay the freight.
Phone or write Plumb Bros, MARSHALL
town, Iowa.
Funeral services for Mrs. w. r..
Tomlinson which were held at IL
o'clock this forenoon from the Metho-
dist church, and were in charge OF
Rev. w. G. Crowder, were largely at
tended The pail bearers were Mr.
Tomlinson's two sons. Earl Of Hart
land and Lieut. Paul Tomlinson. Of
Camp Dodge. Mrs. Tomlinson's
brothers: II. Il. Nichols, of Minerva,
Frank and Ralph Nichols, Of Heaton.
n. D.: and Lawrence Woodward, OF
Marietta.
In honor Of the SSth birthday ami
versary of. I. 5. French of the soldiers
w apfpr-
tanned at dinner Monday by Mr..
French's son, Leo French at his home
in Colo Four generations of Mr..
F'rench's family were present which
included Mr.. French, his oldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Cook, of Nevada, her
daughter, Mrs. Blanche Wampter, and
daughter Beulah. Others from away
We're Mrs. John Suffel, Of Chicago;
Mrs. NJ. Hickman, of Nevada; and
Mrs. E, Mulnix of the soldiers home.
Word today from the Methodist hos
pital, Des Moines. where Miss Nellie
Boardman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Boardman, was taken early last
week for treatment for structure Of the
esophagus, is that her condition has
become serious. A complication of the
heart has developed that is unfavor-
able, and there is danger Of Infection.
Sunday a fragment of bone that Miss
Boardman had swallowed while eating.
which caused the attack nearly two
weeks ago, was removed from the
esophagus, but she is still unable to
take nourishment and her condition
has become very alarming. Her sis
tiers, Mrs. H. ]. Rodgers and Miss Fay
Boardman, went to Des Moines Tues
day night
Complimentary to Mrs. X. A. swan
son, of Cristobal Panama, Mrs. "A. Y.
Eyerist. Mrs. c. G.. Woodmansee, ana
Mrs. C. H. Schecheter entertained
twenty-four OF her former FRIENDS
Tuesday afternoon at luncheon at the
Woodmansee home, PA South SECOND
avenue. Decorations of red, white ana
blue candles were used on the taoie'
and favors of the same colors were
given each guest. The hOstesses were
assisted in serving by Mrs. c. E. Gid
dings. Visiting and fancy work pleas
antly occupied the afternoon hours.
Guests from out of the city were Mrs.
f. II. Schilling, Of State Center; Mrs
+. c. Kirk, of Tama; and Mrs. l.. &.
Knudson, Mrs. F. L. Richards, and Mrs.
w. M. Gaunt, Of LeGrand.
According to a letter received this
| morning by Mrs. William West. Jr., SIC
West Nevada street, from her brother
| Alfred H. Wooster, he is in the base
hospital at Camp Upton. Yaphank, N
Y. very Ill Of acute lung trouble and
pleurisy. Private Wooster Is a men,
| Der of the Tooth trench mortar battery
and has been stationed at Fort Sill
Okla, but was taken i'll while being
transferred recently to Camp Upton, to
! leave for overseas duty. The letter
further states that an X-ray and blood
test were to be taken today, and in
few days an operation was to be per-
formed TO drain the lungs. Wooster Is
son Of Mrs. Mabel Wooster, SIS
Bromley street.