Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-05


Center. visited here Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. David Friend, Jr
The recollections Of comfortable rid
ing remains long after the price of a
set of Hassler shock absorbers is for
gotten. Seventeen dollars. Rude Auto
Company.
Waterloo papers tell of an accident
which befell Mrs. Frank Campbell, OF
this city. whose automobile was badly
damaged in collision with Waterloo
car on the streets of Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry S. Mayer and
son and Miss Erma Arnold are homo
from n motoring trip to Whiting. Ind.
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. F..
Arnold, parents of Mrs. Mayer and
Miss ARNOLD.
While General Pershing Is pushing
the Huns back. you should hear his
message to America, in his own voice,
on the Columbia record. Ambassador
Gerard gives vital talk on the other
side OF this record. Smith Music Com,
pany.
Members Of the Mystic Workers and
their families. to the number Of seventy,
enjoyed their annual picnic Sunday at
Ryeryiew park. The hours were
passed with various games and con-
tests, and picnic spread was served
At noon.
This is the season Of the year that
an automobile requires more grease and
oil than at any other time, Keep your
nS1f hn rfl. ND tho
cups. And then let us I'LL your car
with Gargnyie mobile oil and grease.
Rude Auto Company.
Mu. Frank Mclaughlin and children
returned Sunday night from Mingo.
where they have been visiting Mrs.
McLanghlin's sister : In law. Mrs.
Sarah Mclaughlin. They also Wis
tied for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzgerald at Nevada.
Word received from Wesley tells of
the departure OF DR.. T. J, carmody. Of
this city. for Fort Riley. Kan. where he
has been ordered to report for duty.
Recently he was commissioned q first
lieutenant After short period OF in
struction there he is to be sent over
seas. Lieutenant Carmody spent his
boyhood in this city. and was graduated
from St Mary.s Institute with the class
Of 1902.
L. n, co~ysii. ITO South Third
street, narrowly escaped probable Sc
rious injury and damage to his sedan
when he nearly ran on q recently built
grade at . ..uiyeM In the South Center
street road about two miles south OF
the city shortly after dark Sunday
night. An that prevented tbs car
from pasnging into a twelve-foot ditch
al the side Of the road Was the soft
earth that had been buiit into grade
when the culyert WAS finished recently.
The car mired IA the saft earth and
hung at q sharp angle. but did not fail
into the ditch. The dust from pass
ing car 90 blinded Coryeu that he
said he could not sec the road clearly.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Robertson g
to Mason City tonight to attend the
annual meeting OF the knights and
DAa1ghtsrs Of Tabor, which opens there
Tuesday and continues until Friday.
Arthur F. Carlson, OF the food In
specttm corps OF the quartsrmastArs
department Chicago, spent Sunday In
the city with his paren.s. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Carlson. Carlson enlisted last
June and trained q Camp Custer.
Battle Greek, Mich. Recently he Was
transferred TO the officers training
school at Louisville, KY. and later
was sent to the quartsrmasters de-
partment at Chicago, where he viii
assist as an instructor In the dairy
products division. Carison - a grad