Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-13
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Bring your watches ID Hodges.
Mrs. Paul Ward visited Friday with
friends in Tama-
Simon has just thirteen days to raise
$1,000, Help him by helping yourself
Simon's style Shop.
Mrs. Fred Stoffer went TO Liscoms
Friday evening for brief visit with
her mother, Mrs. Ella Powers.
Mrs. Frank Snyder, OF Abba, wife OF
Conductor Snyder, of the NJ. & ST. l.,
and a former resident here. spent Fri
day in the city with friends.
Wanted woman to read proof for
the Times Repuhlican-Wife of sol.
dier preferred-must have high schoo
education or better. Apply to Mr.
Wells
S. ]. Beardslee. of Minneapolis,
claims attorney for the Minneapolis &
ST. Louis railroad, and Claim Adtustor
Marquis Barr. of Oskaloosa- were in
the city on business Friday.
bargains are SD.ns last q Sbi.S44s
big thirteen day sale. but there are still
plenty left. Don't wait too long tho
il you want the better selections 70
choose from. Simon's Style Shop.
Word received from T. c, Cart
wright, who. with his family. recently
left this city for California announces
that he has purchased small bunsa-
ton Of San Diego.
Mrs. B. 4. Morgan arrived home Fri
day evening from Monmouth and
BiggsviIle. H.. where she had been FOR
a two weeks visit. Al Bisgsville Mrs.
Morgan was the guest OF her sister
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcintosh.
The people are taking advantage Of
the opportunity 10 buy high class ladies
read TO- wear at prices never before
heard OF in Marshalltown. Simon IS
busy. but he'll see that You get waited
on II you come in. Simon's Style Shop,
Word received by Mrs. D. J. Perrin,
1904 West Linn. from George B. For
rest. who formerly made his home with
Mrs. Perrin, announces the young
mans safe arrival overseas. Young
Forrest is assigned 10 an infantry res!-
nlent.
Gen. and Mrs. B a Beeson. q Dies
Mo!nes. who have been visiting az the
homes Of ". B Baeson and Mrs Sarah
Arney. returned home Friday even
ing Mrs. Alice Warner. OF N!nneap-
oils. who came Thursday 70 visit her
father. W. 3 Beeson. also left for
her home Friday
Hundreds Of ladies approaching the
wonderful money saving bargains we
are offering. are taking advantage %
the opportunity to lay in supply Of
clothing at the extremely low prices
prevailing during the mex; thirteen
days Simon has bat these few days
to raise $1,000. Simons Style Shop.
Lieut.. R c. Molison, sanitary officer
al Jefferson Barracks. Mo, who has
been in the city for two days, visiting
Mrs. Molison and daughter Margaret,
left for ST. Louis Friday evening.
Lieut. Molison was here while on his
way to Jefferson Barracks from Fort
Wright, L. l.. 70 which point he ac-
companied a troop train from the bar
racks.
An en-day meeting Of the Baptist
aid and mission circle was heic Friday
al the church with Mesdames Nels
Rasmussen. Con Jacobson. I z. Huber
and AImira Mcbride as hostesses
Lunch was served al O'Clock In the
afternoon routine business was trans
acted and an interesting program on
japanese missions was led by Mrs. T. !.
WATSON
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nichols, OF
Minerva, were in the city Friday. &C
companied by Mrs. Alice Haviland and
daughter Lucille. Of Davenport who are
guests at the Nichols home. Mrs.
Hav.land. who Is a former Marshall
town girl. has made her home in Dav-
export several years, and FOR the past
year has been in Chicago witt: her