Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-16


Mayer.
Wanted--To buy, clean. cotton rag
Q cents per pound Marshall Printing
| Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cooper ant
two children, who have been i'll Of In
fiuenza. arc improving.
wanted-Man to help in our stereo-
| tipping department or assist the mall
ing clerk. Times Republican.
Just received n fresh shipment OF
mince meat both in package and jars
We give s. & II. Green Trading stamps
Sanitary Cash Grocery.
Word received at state Center from
Camp Dodge says that Walter Eek
hardt. i'll of pneumonia in the bas'
hospital, is improved slightly.
We have just received three ca
loads of very fine quality potatoes
and will make special price IL bought
wanted,-Lathe operators, steady
employment at good wages and one
! first-class machinist. American Ma.
chine Products Company.
Mrs. ], w. Edenburn, who, has beer
very i'll of pneumonia following infiu
enza. is much better today. She passet
the crisis in the disease Tuesday night
We want laborer for permanen,
inside work as helper in our stereo'
type department. This is an opportun
ity to learn trade. Times Republi.
can.
The T. NJ. Burke home, rs May
street, was quarantined for scarlet
fever this forenoon. The home of D
z. Quinn, ,12O Arson street, was quar-
antined today for diphtheria.
Mrs. Glen F. Richards and daughter
Leota, who have been visiting al
Indianola with Mrs. Richards parents
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Hanson, for three
weeks, returned Tuesday night.
My home in Second ward for salt
at a bargain if taken before Nov. 1
Moving out of town. House has 81,
large rooms, thoroughly modern, hard
wood floors thruout. B. c. Taylor, COL
West State.
On account Of the influenza epidemic
there will be no market sale in Mar
shalltown, Friday, Oct. IS. Postponed
to later date. Watch for ad later
Plumb, Munro. Mason & Shoemaker.
Our sterotyper goes to California tc
live November /. We must have g
man at once who wishes to learn to dc
this work. 1t will be permanent en-
ployment regardless of the war as this
newspaper goes on forever. Times Re.
publican.
w. B. Ferries, 3OS East Boone street,
arrived home Tuesday night from
Jackson, Mich. where he was called a
few days ago to attend the funeral Of
his sister, Mrs. H. J. Winans, Of Rich
mond, Va, whose body was broughtrte
Jackson for burial.
Potatoes, potatoes, for sale. We sci
the good old Iowa kind. No danger o
frost. We stand back of these ant
guarantee them right. You had bette
get your order in at once. Phone 800
yellow 1416 or red 1449. Plumb Bros
& Munro, Marshalltown.
Private funeral services were ',eld
Tuesday for Robert Eichhorn, Rev. G
J. Roths being in charge at, the Eich-
horn home, eos Arson street. -'urial
was in Riverside. with c. e. LanSdon
S. NJ. Cause, ]. A. Ferre, John Weber
]. +. Henchal, and ]. E. Briney as pal
bearers. R
The body Of William Burns who died
Monday night at Iowa City, reached
the city Tuesday evening, in charge o.
Mrs. Burns. Private funeral services
will be held from the Burns home. 20:
West Church street, at 10 o'cloci
Thursday morning. Burial will follow
in Riverside. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman M. Knudscr
and son Teddy left this morning BY
automobile for Champaign, ILL.,, WHERE
Mr.. Knudson is engaged in army Y. NJ
C. A. work at the University of Illinois
The Knudson home at 307 South Tenth
street has been, rented furnished Il
Henry r. Ravens, chief clerk In thu
office of the master mechanic Of tas
M. & st. l.
Harold E. Woodward, eos jerome
street, who has been critically Ill 0
pneumonia, following epidemic infiu
enza, was very much improved today
His general condition is so much bet
ter that much encouragement Is fel
that recovery will be complete. 4
complete crisis in the disease has no
been passed, however, as the patient
temperature today was 102.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah J. Goshen
was held from the George Cunningham
home. one and one half miles south o.
Ferguson, at 2:3O Tuesday afternoon
in charge Of Rev. B. r. Martin. Bur
ial was in the Gilman cemetery. Tht
flower bearers were Mrs. w. F. Smith
Mrs. w. F. !Spease, and Miss Estells
Handorf. The pail bearers were ]. w
and w. F.. Smith. F. w. King, 0. "A
Finders, w. F. spease. and c. J. Han
dorf. y
Mrs. r. A. Lee, 212h South Cente
street, returned Tuesday from Caml
Dodge, where she was called Sunda!
because of the illness of her husband
who is at the base hospital suffering
with pneumonia, following influenza
He has been i'll for two weeks, but wa!
taken to the hospital only five or si'
DAVIS ago. Further word was received
this morning by Mrs. Lee to the effec
that Mr.. Lee was much better. HI
went to camp with the contingent o
Sept. 6 and is in Company Sc, 1856
depot brigade.
Private funeral lservices for Thomas
q. jackson. the Vienna township TAR
ner who diei few days ago OF pneu
monia following epidemic influenza
were held from the Jackson home a