Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-30
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Bring your Watches IN Hodses.
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Public dance at Shrubs hall No. 80.
Hart, schafner Marx clothes, Cid
ner Bros.
Take Sunday dinner at the Pilgrim
hotel. Baked spring duck and every
thing good.
Send your pail for fresh milk and
save the delivery charges. F.. II. Will
lard, 2O7 South Third avenue.
Watch for our announcement of
semi annual one-cent sale. Date will
be given soon. Mcbride & Will Drug
| Co.
All voters and women are urged to
sign the suffrage petition. We still
have chance. Mrs. +. A. Moscrip.
press chairman.
Oddfellows meet at the I. o. o. F.
hall, at 10 o'clock sharp Sunday to at
tend the memorial services for Harry
f. Everist, who died In France. z. A
Crandall.
Saturday special one-half pound
Symonds Inn cocoa and one half pound
Symonds Inn baking chocolate, regu-
lar price soc. sale price SIC. Mcbride
& Will Drug Co.
Miss Sarah Rhodes. a teacher in the
! Boone high school. who spent Thanks
giving in the city at the home of her
| aunt, Mrs. Salem Bruner, returned Fri
day evening to Boone.
Services at the United Brethren
Sunday Dec. l.: Bible school at 9:45
a. M; preaching at II a. m. subject.
1.-The Bible School: Christian En-
deavor at p. M; preaching at 1880
p. m. subject, Seeing the King" Q.
S. Long. pastor.
The Congregational church will look
for all it's members and friends tomor-
row. Mr.. Martin expects this will be
his last Sunday before going overseas.
Mrs. Byfield and Mr.. Shove will sing
o'clock. Committee.
Regular services at the Methodist
church tomorrow. In the morning a
memorial service will be held in
memory Of Harry Everist, private in
the United States army, who recently
died in France from wounds received
in action. Seats reserved for the Ode
Fellows and Rebekah lodges. All are
cordially invited. Committee
Private funeral services for Mrs
Hiding Johnson were held from the
residence, GIG South Center street, at
2 o'clock Friday afternoon in charge OF
Rev. G. J. Roths. The pail bearers
were Charles Wannell, Leslie Bellus
c.. R. Davenport, r. Hamlin. L. Eker
and Ralph Wooster. Mesdames Daven-
port, Eker and Wooster were TIE flow
or bearers. Burial took place in River
side.
The funeral Of Mrs. Laura Love was
held at the home. 1o7 South Fourth
street, at / 1'clock Friday afternoon
in charge Of Rev. w. q. Crowder, as
sisted by Rev. w. NJ. Baker and Rev.
w. II. Cope. The, pail bearers weru
Fred o Bailey Ei Parker, Theodore
Kirby, Jesse Newly. Emmor N. Ed
sail, and Ralph Van Horn. The
| flower bearers were Misses Carrie
| Matsop and Mildred Nichols and Mrs
| Zuleiue Carter. Burial was in River
| side.
A letter received Friday by Mr.. anc
| Mrs. Hans Rasmussen, northwest o.
the city. from their son, Private Henry
A. Rasmussen. Company L, 351st in
fantry. brought Joy to the parents
who had not heard from their son fol
six weeks. The letter was dated Oct
| 81. Rasmussen said he was just bach
from the front, where he had wit.
messed a continuous Fourth Of JUL
for some time. He said some Of the
shell holes on this front were deel
enough to place a good sized house
within them.
The program given Friday evening a
the A. j. Morissey home, II Eas
Church street, for the benefit of the Rex
Cross, proved quite a success Attic
the audience was not as large as ex.
pected, the SUM of $50 was realized
from the venture. The Morissey chill.
dren. Rachel, Joseph, Katherine, ant
Josephine. arranged the program, ant
were assisted in giving it by their cou'
sins, Bernard and Veronica Morissey
Of Ames. Lorraine Mclaughlin, ant
Gordon G. Allen. Piano solos and duets
violin solos, recitations, and vocal duet:
were enjoyed by the audience.
Help make the world safe TO,
democracy by attending some churci
regularly. The Baptist Temple viii
hold all regular services tomorrow
and cordially invites you to share II
its worship. The Bible school meets
at 10 a. M and has graded classes fol
all ages! The pastor, Rev. R. B. David
son, will speak at II o'clock on tn
subject, The Sacrifices Of Thanks
giving" and in the evening at 1880 OF
1.-The Gibraltar Of Protestantism." Mrs
Gildner and Mrs. Davidson will sing {
duet at the morning service and Mr.
Davidson will sing in the evening ant
lead a popular service Of song. Try oul
welcome. Committee. ..