Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-25

Mrs. A. H. f. Matthews. who is i'll
Of pneumonia following influenza, con-
tinues to improve, but quite slowly.
To Rent--Modern steam heated Of
| flee and living rooms over Strand
Theater. Single or in suits. F. L. Me,a-
CIR.
Mrs. L. c. Hampton, 1910 West State
street, who is seriously i'll of pneumonia
following influenza, continues to i'm
prove steadily.
We have some plain white cups and
saucers, in three different styles, at
per set of six, $1.56, s1.75 and $500.
Carter's Economy Store.
Saturday Special--American Beauty
| two quart water bottles. Regular
price s1.75 Sale price 80 cents. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company.
Miss valrosa Vail left Thursday for
New York City, where she is to be-
come assistant in the biological de-
partment of Barnard College OF
Columbia University.
We are offering some very fine, new
patterns in English dinnerware and the
price is but a trifle higher than the
American ware. Seeing is believing.
Carriers Economy Store
While they last we will sell some
very fine mating shopping bags in
four sizes at. your choice, 10 cents
each. You wont go home without one
If you see them. Carter's Economy
Store.
The Pilgrim Hotel sell meal tickets
at very low price. 1t is less eXpen-
sive to entertain on these tickets than
with the chef over the phone. Tele-
phone 106.
Peter Ausdal Of the Great Lakes
Naval Training station who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
p. Ausdal, for five days,left Thursday
| evening for camp, accompanied by his
brother, Martin, who will remain for a
| short visit.
Flu representatives.; finch, rock, old
maid. authors, dominoes, checkers, and
dozens Of other games, something new
in cut out books. tracing books, etc.
Reading, games and busy work will
keep the children of the streets and
in safety. Simmons book store.
This week a rs per cent discount will
be given on all hats, values $1,000 or
above. A special discount will also be
given on all hats, values up to $1,000.
See these exceptional values and select
during this price reduction sale. The
Weart Hat Shop. j. D. Palmer & Co.
Franklin county lump, egg and nut
coal. can now be delivered promptly.
This is because Of the extremely mild
weather we have been having. A few
weeks of cool weather will curtail the
shipments again. Secure yours while
it is to be had. Gregory Coal, Coke a.
Lime Company.
Secretary S. w. Rubee, Of Riverside.
cemetery, left Thursday night for
Glenwood, MINI, where he will remain
for several days. looking over the acre
age included in the tract of land
owned by the Glenwood Summer Hotel
Company. Mr.. Ru'bee has been engaged
to plat the acreage, lay out driveways,
and landscape the ground.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ole o. Lien are in re-
ceipt of letter from their son Victor.
telling Of the severe fighting he has
seen as a member Of Company B, 103d
infantry. The 103d has participated in
the recent heavy fighting, and had es-
capped with comparatively small losses.
At the time he wrote young Lien said
he had escaped without SO much. as
even a scratch.
Miss Lenore Billiard who for five
months has been. employed as a
stenographer in the office Of Superin-
| tendent W. l.. Kuser, at the state
boys trailing school at Eldora, will
leave Monday for Bridgeport, Conn,
| where she will take up government
| work in the ordnance department.
Miss Billiard will make her home with
her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Thornbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kaufman. Of
Beaman. are parents of twin sons, born
at o'clock this morning at the Deacon
ess hospital. The boys have been
christened Ronald and Donald. They
weigh four and five pounds. Mrs
Kaufman formerly was Miss Flora Nc
Afee, Of Green Mountain. Mr.. Kauf-
mann is a son Of Otto Kaufmann, a
farmer living three miles north OF
Beaman.
John st. Clair, 14-year- old son Of Mr.
aand Mrs. C. C. st. Clair met with an
extremely serious accident Thursday
| when he fell, striking his head on the
cement floor Of the St Clair barn with
such force as to render him uncon-
| scious for nearly an hour He was
performing acrobatic stunts on 9
horizontal ladder. missed his hand hold
and fell, striking the floor on the left
side Of his head. Physicians who were
summoned removed him to the house
still unconscious, but later ne revived
and is resting well today. No fracture
is now believed to have resulted but
an x-ray examination will be made.
Robert 'Moscrip, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Moscrip, who was home recently
on a short leave Of absence and ex-
pected to leave soon Tor overseas duty
with the Firty fifth coast artillery, 10
Ill in the embarkation hospital At
Camp Stewart, Newport News, Va.
where his regiment was in quarantine
preparatory to sailing. Young Mos
GRIP, who is radio sergeant, was ter
ribly disappointed at not being able
to go with his regiment, but hopes
soon to be- able to sail. He writes that
he is improving and Is receiving the
hest Of care. He was stricken with
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