Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-13

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DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.
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New shipment of honey Just received,
It is fine. McCord's grocery.
Aria Buck. 1908 West Boone street,
was removed to the detention hospital
Thursday because of smallpox.
Country Club hack will leave Abbotts
corner tomorrow afternoon Mt $3.50
Account Ladies' Day. Committee.
Special sale on candy FOR SATURDAY
only. One pound box Of chocolates 81
cents. Mcbride & VIII Drug Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred +. Hazen. 1908
South Second avenue, are parents OF a
daughter, born Thursday evening at
their home.
Social dances at Red Mems hall
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
nights. Everybody welcome. Burke
Leins Smith.
have returned from my vacation
and will be in my office daily from
to IL a. m, to 4 p. m. Cora Williams
Choate, M. D.
Iowa Tire Agency will make n spec
! ial price on the McCreary tires for
| Friday and Saturday. Iowa Tire
Agency. 10 North Center street.
will pay As cents for butter and
| SO cents for eggs. All goods sold Tor
4 n.SsiElC. ~
| West State street. VIM. Mqwry.
On and after Sept. Is we will discon-
tinue tickets and sell only for cash.
Marshall Oil Company coupons accept
ed as cash. Patton's Gas Filling Sta
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ridout. of Iowa
Falls, returned home this morning after
spending a week with the latter's sis
ters, Mrs. II. F. O'Connor and Mrs. w.
F'arr.
| Miss Jennie Nordstrum left Thursday
evening for Washington, D. c., where
she has accepted a government position
as a stenographer in the navy depart
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butler. sos Summit
street, are parents of nine-pound
daughter born Thursday at their home.
The babe is their first born and has
| been named Isabelle Grace.
Frank E Stewart, Of Hollywood,
CAL, arrived in the city Thursday for
| a visit Of few weeks. Mrs. Stewart
| has been here for some time. the guest
| Of her sister, Mrs. A. F. Balch.
To Rent-Good seven room home
with full lot, located one block from
| Methodist church. Will be vacant
Monday, Sept. 16. Inquire c. G..
Eldridge. Phone $50, SIS or 44S.
Buy your groceries where you get
S. & H. green trading stamps and pay
the same price that you would pay
without them. The place is our store.
Sanitary Grocery. 1856 West Main.
Mrs. E.. c. Austin received a letter
this morning from her son. Warren
Stevens, who is in the hospital corps OF
the navy, telling that he Is now
definitely settled 3at United States
naval air station ineIreland.S
For Sale-I have two good cars that
/ got on a deal. Stndebaker six and
a Chevrolet. They are in A No. l
shape; will price right. Have no use
for same as have my own car. Ad-
dress Box sS4 or phone 77S Marshall
town, Iowa
Miss Beatrice Rogers left Thursday
night for WASHINGTON, D. c., where she
will enter the service Of the govern
ment in the adjutant generals office.
Miss Rogers was graduated last June
from the University Of Chicago and
took the civil service examination for
government work
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Franks. Of Win
field. Kan, and Mrs. Edward Hall and
daughter Luanna, Of Lenox. arrived in
the city Thursday night, coming for the
wedding Of Ralph Franklin and Miss
Nellie Hall, which is to be celebrated
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock at the
J. @. Hall home 70S West Linn street.
For Sale-My home in second ward
on account OF leaving city. Six large
rooms. solid oak floors thruout. Large
| screened porch, storm windows, excep-
tional heating plant, entirely conven-
lent and comfortable. Can be seen
every day between 10 O'clock and s
| o'clock. B. c. Taylor. COL West State
street.
Harold M. Cooper, Of the Cooper
Manufacturing Company, arrived nome
Thursday from Camp Steever Wis.
where he has been for course In mill
tary training at the civilians train
ing field. Mr.. Cooper some weeks age
made application for the labor battalion
of the engineer corps, and also expects
to apply for the field artillery, in hopes
of being placed in one branch or thu
i other soon.
Members Of the aid society of the
Methodist church, who met Thursday
i afternoon in the church parlors. trans.
| acted routine business, did Red Cross
work, and enjoyed a program OF voca
/ duets by Miss Katherine Lands anc
Miss Ruth Haines. The hostesses fol
the afternoon were Mesdames George
/ Lampman, H. E. Fanton, O.. L. Lord
George MsCord. H. f. Miller, and M
D. Huston.
II While cleaning out his corn binder
which had become clogged, Ira Lively
living near Iamoille, met with pain
FIJI accident Thursday Horses hitchet
10 the binder started. causing TN
needle Of the machine to run clear thru
the fieshy part Of his right hand be-
4 tween the bones of the first and sec.
4 ond fingers and tearing the bones apart
zig second finger also was broken be.