Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-08

CITY IN BRIEF

|f CITY IN BRIEF :.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Bring your Matches IN Hodges.
mr. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main
Girls wantcd--lc to s9c Variety
l store.
i Always ask your grocer for Sweet
. Home bread. Central Bakery.
|; Wanted-To buy. clean. cotton rag,
|: s cents per pound. Marshall Printing
/ Company.
|: Wcis filing devices. card indexes,
/ trays and letter files. Marshall Print
!: ing Company.
\ We are now receiving pumpkins mt
1 $500 per ton. Marshalltown. Western
|: Grocer Mills.
i Wanted-Roy to work before ana
. after school and Saturday. 1c to s9c
| Variety Store.
l We have trunk racks for rear or side
l of cars. The G. w. Darling Company.
/ supply department.
4 Every prospective soldier should have
l a copy of Infantry Drill Regulations.
/ Simmons Book store.
|: The Court Of Honor Circle will meet
|; Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Rachel
/ Young. 70s East Main street.
!: The Martha Washington Club will
\ meet wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
|! H. w. Jentzen. 1906 South First ave-
!, nue..
l Engraved Christmas Cards now on
/ sale. Special discount on all orders
4 placed before Oct. Is. Marshall Print
|: ing Company
|: The war conservation center will be
l held Wednesday from until at the
| South Fifth street mission. in charge
1 of Miss Nelson.
!; II YOU are troubled with colds, try
!; Duofold Health underw ear, it is recon-
4 mended by many Of our best physi-
|. clans. Gildner Bros.
!: Mrs, Fred Mails and Mrs. Mile
] Smell, of Sac City. visited over Sunday
: at the w. D. and Fred Plander home
|; and went Monday to Boone.
Why pay $3.50 per gallon for poor
|: linseed oil when we sell you Linseed
|; Compound, a good paint oil, for $1.s0
i per gallon. Simmons Book store.
|; State street Evangelical church win
/ serve chicken dinner tomorrow even
/ ing, Oct. 9, from 5 o'clock until all are
|; served. Price IS cents. Committee
/ Just received shipment Of white
/ syrup in bulk. Also honey, both cake
/ and strained. We give S. & H. green
|: trading stamps. Sanitary Cash Gro
i Gerry.
. wall paper and labor will be higher
/: next spring. Have your work done this
| fall and enjoy the paper while you are
!; shut in this winter. We save you
4 money. Simmons Book store.
!! Members of Spinning Wheel Chapter.
|! D. A. r., will meet Thursday for an
!; all day sew at the Elks' club rooms.
] when garments will be made for the
\ six French war orphans the chapter Is
4 supporting.
4 Miss Fannie Flower left this morning
\ for Mascoutah, Ill. to visit her friend.
h Miss Marie Facht. Miss Flower will
|; return by way Of Great Lakes. ILL.,,
!! where she will visit her brother Roland,
|; who is in training there. Miss Flower
|! WIN be gone about four weeks.
/
/ Members Of Chapter BIB. P. e. o.,
|; held their first meeting Of the year
|: Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
4 &C. Urine. 3os West state street, and
|; spent the time in planning their years
i work following the business session.
h "A social hour was also enjoyed.
|: DR.. Shanenberger, specialist in ner-
!; youa. chronic and special diseases Will
i make his 220th visit to Marshall
town, Hotel Stoddart, Saturday Oct.
|; 18th. His experience and opportunity
]: with 50 many cases Of all kinds in
|: these years Of practice have taught
/: him many truths he must know to
!: get Observation-Disclosures
!: A joint meeting of Temple and Ella
|: D, McLauren chapters Of the World
|: Wide Guild Of the Baptist church was
!, held Monday night at the home of Mrs.
|; r. S. Human, 907 Fremont street. A
|; business meeting followed the devo-
|: tional period, which was led by Miss
|: Marie McCluer after which the time
|: was spent in piecing quilt for the
|: societies missionary box. The even
|: ing was closed with social hour dur
|: ing which games were played.
1: II The funeral OF EJOnn ~. ouHueH 9" ao
i, held from the family home, 206 North
j Third avenue, at o'clock Monday af-
ternoon, in charge of Rev. B. F. Mar
: tin. Interment was in Riverside. The
I pail bearers were F. o. Bailey. John
( Quist, J. r. Haines, Matt Peterson
! Phillip Simons, and f. A. Placak. John
H. Sundell of Mason City. and Mrs
H. F. Duncan. Of Chicago, son and
daughter of Mr.. Sundell, were here for
the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Donnelson. sos
East Church street, have received
! word from their son, Serst. Guy w.
| Donnelson saying that he has been
promoted from battalion to regf-
mental sergeant major, the highest
non commissioned office in the army.
Sergeant Donnelson is stationed with
the headquarters division Of his engl-
ileering regiment at Camp A. A.
Humphrey at Alexandria, Va. Recent
" he was married. His wife was Miss
Ruth Mclean, Of Paterson, NJ j., who
Is employed in government war work
in Washington.
Word received this morning by
waiter B. Ferries. 3OS E. Boone street,
tells Of the death Monday evening at