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

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Mrs. j. A. Kummary and Mrs. c.
| Gable. Of Eldora, spent Friday in the
city,
Mrs. Julia A. Marsh went Friday Ia
Cirinnell to Visit a week with her son
H. A Marsh.
Miss Daisy Seaman and Viole Bovee
went this morning to Des Moines for
the weekend.
Save your pencils by using Boston
pencdl>pointer, Two models, 81, $3.50.
Marshall Printing Company.
Wanted--Man to clerk in grocery
store good salary and permanent posi-
tion state age. Write X-10 care T.-R
Miss Cecile Russell went to State
Center Friday for a weeks visit with
,, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rus
sell.
The Arnold Mothers Club will meet
at the Arnold school Monday after
| noon at 2:30 to do special Red Cross
work
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Miss Bernice Lowell returned this
morning to Wright after visiting In
tito city with her brother. Thurman
Howell.
We sell Huebinger pocket atlas and
automobile guide of Iowa. Also county
automobile maps. Marshall Printing
Company.
Mrs. Cora Rehmel was in the city
Friday on route from Des Molnes to
Eldora to visit her brother. Milo Ward
for . week.
Mrs. Jennie Laird. who has been q
patient at tho Deaconess hospital for
six weeks. returned to her home at
Eagle Grove Friday evening.
Mrs. w. B. Shirk and sons, Elliot and
James, who. have been guests at the
home Of the formers slster-in Jaw, Mrs
Rodney G. Wells, for two weeks, left
for Kansas City Friday night.
A telegram to relatives from Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Packer, of Richlea
Sask.S! tells Of the birth OF daughter
their first born. Thursday. Mrs. Packer
was Miss Lucia Hill. Of this city, be-
fore her marriage.
Miss Emma Armbrecht, OF State Cen
tor left Thursday night for San Diego
CAL, where she Is to BIO married soor
to Charles Kerney. Mr.. Kernsy is en-.
gagged in Y. NJ. C. A. army work at q
California cantonment.
| The Woman1 Missionary Society Of
| the First United Evangelical church
Will have an orntoricai contest at the
church Tuesday evening. Aug. Is fol-
lowed by an Ice cream social In the
Observation-Disclosures.
DR.. William Penneld. an old practi.
toner Of Conrad. will move to this city
to make his homo about Oct. l, accom-.
panied by his son-in-law and daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Field. They
will room with Mrs. Leona Barnes al
2il West Main street.
Corp. and Mrs. Tyler Perry, Of sious
City. arrived Friday night Tor q si,or
visit with. tho latter's mother, Mrs
Caroline BlerrnAn. Corporal Perry, wht
Formerly was stationeo IN this city IL
rscruitin9 service. IL now with the
Sioux CITY station.
For salo-rt8vileeee 81 the grand
stand at the county fair, Sept. . to Is
ice cream, pop corn. peanuts. pop. soft
drinks other than pop. cushions, cigars
ana tobacco. Win! be cold al together
g separats. See mo before Aug, -.
W. NJ. Clark. SECRETARY.
Nels 8. Reese ana family arrived
Friday night from Minneapolis for q
brief visit with the forner's brother.
u H Reese.s Nels Reese and family
ere on their way to Portland, Ore. to
make their home. They have lived IN
Minneapolis for sevsn years.
Twenty-Five members OF the two mis-.
sionary societies Of the Methods,
Church were in attendance at the toin1
session held Friday afternoon at the
church. The home societys program
was on oriental work, and the foreign
society met Immediately following.
Following the business meeting Of the
aid society Of the Presbyterian church
held Friday afternoon at the church, q
short program WAS enjoyed. Esther
AID Eunice Wardman gave cornet ant
violin duets, with Miss Marjorie New.
ct,mer as their accompanist, and Mrs
varnon Reed sang.
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Members Of the hoard OF MARSHALL
town Chapter, D. A. R., met Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. M. N White, 5 North
Fourth avenue. and planned for wa,
work expenditures. The society is sup
porting French war orphan, and
money derived from different ventures
the chapter II undertaking will go
toward this and other war work.
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Many old friends in the city attended
the funeral of S. p Chase, which was
held from the Chase home, sos North
Second street, Friday afternoon at a: 80
Few. L. A. johnson. Of Clio, grand
son in-law of. Mr.. Chase. had charge
of the services, assisted by Rev. r. B
Davidson. The pail bearers were JONI
w. Wells, W. P. Maulshy, Eli Packer
s. w. Morgan, Walter H. Wilson, and
| A.. r. Lyman. Burial was in Riverside
Clifford Michaels, son Of Mrs. Cerula
Michaels, 301 South Fourth avenue, ar
| rived In the city this morning from
Boston, where he has been on a receiv-
ing ship since about the middle of July
Young Michaels, who enlisted in the
navy several months ago, was on the
| Oosterdijk, the Dutch ship taken owe,
| by the United States, which collided
with the San Jacinto in the north At
lantic on July 10. The crew was taken
to Halifax, and later to Boston
| Michaels will remain home for a thirty
days furlough.