Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-18

guaranteed tOt' elSHleSi tiioh'hS. 49,
G. w. Darling Company, supply de-
partment.
Get your flag for the big home COM
ing celebration for the boys. Just re-
ceived another big shipment. Sim
mons Book Store.
The NIichaels residence. 3o1 South
| Fourth avenue. was quarantined for
scarlet fever this morning. Miss Verna
Keefer is iii of the disease.
/ Notice-we are prepared for all
kinds Of auto repairing, auto supplies
and battery charging, two service cars.
Hewitt'e Garage. Phone 3ss.-Advcr :
tisement.
Take your Thanksgiving dinner at
the Pilgrim hotel. Roast turkey. etc.
60 cents. Telephone us your reserva-
ton as soon as possible. Phone lo6.
Pilgrim Hotel.
Pilgrim Hotel so cen: meals are
cooked as they are in your own home
and are less expensive. You can buy
meal tickets at very low rate. Sun
day dinners, 60 cents. Telephone lO6.
Pilgrim Hotel
Miss Mildred Hanes, 1908 Sixth ave-
nue., Des Moines, returned to her home
Saturday after spending a week here
with her sister Mrs. Herman Jagan,
and grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Huber.
Our record stock is in fine condition
owing to the arrival Of 1000 new rec
ords. Customers who LETT special ord
ers please cal. for them as soon as
convenient Our December records go
on sale Wednesday. Smith Music
| Company.
| Mrs. Isl. Powers and son, e. w.
Grinnell, of Casey, came to the city
Saturday evening for a visit with their
! daughter and sister Mrs. F. E. Northup.
Mrs. Powers will remain a week and
then go to Oklahoma City, Okla. to
spend the winter while Mr.. Grinnell re-
turned home today.
Howard Ware. farmer two miles
west of Hartland, submitted to an
operation at his home Saturday to
drain an Infection Of the periosteum
over the ribs of the right side, due,
| it is believed. to Influenza 1t is be-
lieved that the drainage afforded VIII
avoid any serious trouble.
Mrs. F. w. Oppice received tele-
gram this morning from Freeport Ill.,.
announcing that her mother. Mrs. Cor
| della A. Farber. had been stricken with
apoplexy. Mrs. Farber, who lives at
1O4 North Center street, has been visit
ing at Freeport, her old home, for
about two weeks. Mrs. Oppice and
AL; will Ia1vp
for Freeport tonight
A pleasing recital was given by the
piano pupils Of Miss Alberta Speicher
at her home, eight miles north Of the
city, Friday evening. Thirty guests en-
joyed a program Of piano solos and
duets by the pupils and vocal solos and
readings by the guests. Refreshments
were served by Miss Speicher, assisted
| by Miss Lillian Hurdle and Mrs. George
Willis, of Liscomb. The latter, with
her daughter Dorothy, was the only
guest from away.
George Haworth. until recently en-
ployed as sergeant major at the SOL
diers' home.Swho left week ago Fri
day for Camp Pike. Ark, to enter the
army officers training school, arrived
home Saturday, after having been dis
charged following period Of six days
Hin the army. Haworth's discharge
came Immediately following the order
canceling the draft because OF the
armistice being signed. Mr.. Haworths
plans for the future are somewhat un-
determined.
Private funeral services for Noble
H>o1I tho real.
dence, Eli South Third street, at 2;so
Saturday afternoon, In charge OF ReV'
B. F. Martin. The pail bearers were
Ralph Lipps, Ray Cagwin, Harry Eos.
ter. Andrew Bown. z. N. Peek. and A.
J. Clark. The flower bearers were
Mesdames Lipps, Cagwin, Harry Etter,
and Harry Mccullough. and Misses
Sadie Morris, vclma Killough, Berna-
dette Dunn, and Edith Rails. Burial
was in Riverside.
Col. and Mrs. J. M. Parker are plan
ming to leave within the next week or
two for ST. Petersburg, Fla, where they
viii remain during the winter months
Colonel Parker who recently under
went q surgical operation to overcome
trouble due to an enlarged prostate
gland, Is regatning his strength slowly
and it will depend upon his condition
when he and MRS. Parker will leave for
the south. Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt
Greene, who are at st. Petersburg,
have secured in the Same home they
are to occupy this winter apartments
for. the Passsers
Private funeral services for w. M
a%v>nn ,w,ena held II 9: 30 Sunday after