Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01

| See Tn pnOtoS OF INC SOiuier anu S"h
or boys in our window. II you boys
photo is not here. bring 1t in. J. d.
Palmer & Company.
On account Of moving the surgical
dressing rooms Of the Red Cross back
to the library, no class will be held
Wednesday evening.
| The board of directors Of the City
Federation will meet Thursday after
noon at o'clock at the Y. W. c. A. in
steady Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
| If you have a boy friend in the SER
vice, bring in his photo and let us put
it in our patriotic window with the
other boys who have enlisted from
Marshall county. ]. D. Palmer & Com
pany.
The D. w. Griffith's feature picture.
"The Great Love-" will be shown at the
Strand Theater Oct. and 4, under the
auspices of the Rebekah's. Tickets on
sale at Horne & Gelvins and Cooks
cigar store.
| E. E. Valentine, of Webster City, has
| come to the city to make his home with
his. son, r. c. Valentine, and family
| Mr.. Valentine has been resident OF
| Webster City for a good many years
| and served a term as mayor at one
time. Mrs Valentine died there re-
Gently.
F. G. Paul. of Taylor township, has
gone to Cedar Rapids in charge Of an
exhibit # swine at tn. National SWINE
show. Exhibitors are in attendance,
from every hog raising state in The
union. Ralph D.SWooster went to
tCedar Rapids Monday night to assist
Mr.. Paul with his exhibit.
Misses Louise and Anna Benzing, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, who have been visiting
| for a month with their aunt, Mrs
Ursula Diener, and cousins Edward
and William Kirchberger, left this
l this morning for Chicago, and will visit
there and in Toledo, o., for. a week or
ten days before going to their home.
Miss Jessie E. Walker, 4O2 North
Fourth avenue, has been appointed as
delegate from the county to the negro
national educational congress that
meets in New York City Oct. to II.
Miss walkers appointment came from
Governor Harding. She had previously
twice attended similar congresses, once
| by appointment OF Governor CdrTOll
and once by Governor Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Osmer, Of Owosso,
| Mich, who came here to attend the
funeral of the latters brother, Chester
| Anderson, left today for Owosso, ac-
companied by their son Lawrence, who
| Is in the service in New Jersey
| camp, and who reached the city Mon
| day following the receipt of word tell
ing of his cousins death. Young
Osmer will remain with his parents for
a short visit before returning to camp.
Funeral services for Guy H. Correll
were held from the Methodist church at
II O'Clock today, in charge Of Rev. w.
G.. Crowder. The flower bearers were
Mesdames Fred Wallace, w. H. Steiner,
r. A. Julian, and H. o. Hyatt, the lat-
ter Of Lamoille. The pail bearers were
]. A. whitacre, Carl Everist,, Fred
Wallace, W. H. Steiner, Ed Carlson.
and Henry Drake. Interment was in
Riverside.
When he stalled his automobile
engine on the street carr tracks at
State and Thirteenth, B. s. Hendrix.
HOE South Center street, made a hasty
| exit from the car when he saw he was
going to be struck by south bound
street car. The automobile was
damaged somewhat, and Mr.. Hendrix
/ was bruised slightly about the back in
getting out Of his car, which was
knocked against him when the street
car struck. =
In a letter received this morning by
Mrs. William West, Jr from her broth
err Alfred H. Wooster, who is Ill with
acute lung trouble and pleurisy in the
base hospital at Camp Upton. Yaphank,
N. Y, he says that he is little better
but is not strong enough yet to under
60 an operation for the drainage of pus
from his lungs. However, he expected
to have the pus drained in few days
and the doctor had told him he would
probably be able to leave for overseas
duty in about a month. His company,
Of the 109th trench mortar battery,
from Fort Sill, Okla. for overseas duty
when Wooster was taken Ill, has now
sailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. p. Peters and son
Pierce, OF Glenwbd, Mimi, were guests
over night Of Mr. and Mrs. d. w.
| Norris. en- route home by automobile
from Aledo H., Mrs. Peters former
1 home. Mr.. Peters is proprietor OF the
| Glenwood Summer Hotel, which is on
Lake Minnewaska, where Mr.. Norris
has a summer cottage. While here
l Mr.. Peters arranged with Secretary 8.
4 w. Rrbee, Of Riverside cemetery, to
! visit Glenwood in October and plat and
beautify the hotel grounds property.
and lay out driyeways. President c.
IC. st. Clair, of the First National
Bank, has bought lot adjoining the
! Norris property ON the y south ~ rd
eventually will buildSa cottage on the
J hike front Ky,