Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-27

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See our beautiful stock Of frames
Hubler's.
Public dance. Shrubs hall. Thursday
night, Nov, Observation-Disclosures.
Large stock Of Christmas cards and
booklets. simmons Book Store.
Have Apgar make those Christina
photographs for you at once. Apga'
Studio.
Lost---Two route books. Finder return
at once and receive reward. Jackson
Dairy Company.
st. Margarets Mission win meet FRI
day evening ut the home OF Miss Jane
Skegg, 10 North Ninth street.
Thanksgiving service l0:45 a. m.
Thursday. The public Is invited ia
join US. Christian Science church.
II wanting any cream for whipping
for Thanksgiving dinner, come to the
willard Sanitary Dairy. POI South
Third avenue.
Rev. A. j. Anders, pastor Of the Elm
Lutheran church. will hold Thanks
giving services ut the church Thurs
day evening at 1880
II you have neglected to buy your
war stamps buy them tomorrow ut the
Marshalltown Club but omit the dinner
hour from p. m. to p. m.
Thanksgiving services will be held In
the Evangelical Church OF Peace, cor
ner Of Linn and Fourth avenue, at 1880
Thursday evening in charge Of Rev.
]. Ziegler. ...
The +. r. Nicholson home. 100 South
Fourth avenue. was guaranteed for
smallpox Tuesday and q son Of the
family was removed to the detention
hospital.
We are showing a fine line Of gift
books as well. the latest novels and
popular copyrights. Buy books OF a
book store and you will know you are
right. Simmons Book Store.
The boys are coming home soon.-. 1t
Is your patriotic duty to fly Old Glory
in their honor. Our dollar nag can
service flags. Simmons Book Store.
Word to the Times Republican from
Cornell college, Mt. Vernon. says that
Miss Frances Collins, Of Albion. has
been elected a member Of the Pep
Club Of the college, which takes the
place of what II generally known as
the student council in q great many
institutions.
For Sale at the market sale Satlr-
day, Nov. 30. fine bunch of white
brood sows, also fine bunch Of black
brood sows and fine bunch of red
brood sows; also seven head Of DuroC
Jersey male hogs, and a good bunch
Of shoats. Also 100 head of cattle. A
great bunch Of mich cows and a good
bunch of steers. Bring anything you
have for sale. Plumb. Munro. Mason &
Shoemaker.
Corp. p. NJ. Peterson. formerly OF
this city, and a former clerk in the
First National Bank. is to be discharged
at Camp Macarthur, Waco, Tex, next
Tuesday, according to word received by
his sister, Mrs. w. r. SomeH, with
whom MI Peterson made his home
Corporal Peterson enlisted in May,
1917, and for year has been an in
structor in bayonet drill in the officers
training camps at Camp Macarthur. He
was offered a commission as lieutenant
Dec. I, and was to have been perman-
emily stationad at Camp Macarthur. but
he declined the commission in the hope
that by refusing It he would be able
to go across" After visiting here q
short time he will go to Chicago Il
spend the holidays with his parents.
Mrs. Rose B. Clemens. III South
Seventh street. received letters Tues
day from both of her sons In France
They are Arthur E. Clemens, Company
A, 18TH infantry, and Guy H., Of Com
pany B. 10th infantry. The letter
from the latter was written Nov. IN
a hospital, where he had been for ten
days with serious case Of influenza.
He said he was able to De up, but that
his recovery would be very slow be-
cause Of being run down from the
hardship OF being in, the trenches FOL
forty-thre days continuously He has
been in France since May while the
other son arrived there in, July. Ar
thur was sent in the first draft con
tingent from the county in Sept. 1917
to Camp Dodge, but was transferred
to Camp Cody and put in the Sand
storm division. He was later take,
from this division was sent over to I'll
up gaps in the Rainbow division. sc
went into action Immediately. When
he wrote he was at q rest camp al
Pont de voy, and said it was beauti
full there with flowers in bloom. He
suggested that his mother cram his
Christmas package with fruit cake, a.
that would be the best present be could
receive. .
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'..,". Licensed to We'd.
John Russie, aged So, of Greer
Mountain, and Mary Cobb, aged a, o.
this city