Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-07


her way to New York City on business.
The spiritualist Society viii hold
tsa and coffee social on the lawn Mt
los South First avenue. Thursday,
Aug. 8. Everybody invited. Committee.
Mrs. w. r. jackson. Of orinneli. who
cousin, james G. Grower, Of Huxton.
Colo. returned home Tuesday evening,
The woman'n Home Missionary So
ciety OF the State street church will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with Mrs. s. N. Razn!ge at the. par.
sonage. 3
The recollections OF comfortable rid-
Ing remains long after the price OF q
set - Hassler shock Atsorbers Is for.
gotten Seventeen dollars. Rude Auto
Company.
Mrs. F. e. Coo returned to her home
at Mount Pleasant this morning after
visiting in the city with her sister. Mrs
| s. s. Lynx. and brother. +. Werten-
berger.
Miss Bessie Parker left Tuesday eve
ming for st. Louis, where she will meet
her aunt, Mrs. Blanche K. Parker. and
accompany her to this city for q visit
at the J. N. Parker home.
Thisiis the season OF tho year that
ar automobile requires more grease
| and oil than ut any other time. Keep
your eye on the Oil gauge and this
grease cups. And then lei. us all your
car with Gaagoyae mobile oil ami
l -, Dn,San ~ rsrs,, ~
Mr. and Mrs. Robert s. Hamblin, 21c
North Second street, are parents OF
their first THORN. q nine pound son, who
Iarrived this morning The babe has
been named George Edward. Mrs.
lIamblin was formerly Miss Ruth
George. and is a daughter OF Mrs. VIII
muth George.
James Taggart. for forty years .
resident of State Center. but for the
past eight years OF Hampton, viii re.
turn to his home this evening after a
short visit with his brother In law,
John McNary. at State Center, and at
the George Reed and George Bassett
homes in this city.
The severe hot weather cut down
materially the attendance at the an
nual picnic Of the baptist Sunday
school. held Tuesday afternoon at
Riverview Park. About $50 we're In
attendance and enjoyed a picnic sUp-
per in the evening. Baseball and ten.
mis- were enjoyed during the after
noon.
Members OF the Martha Washington
Club surprised Mrs. Ernest Christian
sen Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. w. A. Peters, 9OS South Second
avenue. Mrs. Christensen and family
moved to Manly today to live. In a
guessing contest Mrs. Christensen
won the prize. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Peters, assisted by Mrs.
H. w. johnson.
Members Of the Pleasant Hill wa,
Savings Society. organized for the pur-
pose of stimulating the interest in the
purchase Of war savings stamps, met
Tuesday night at the Pleasant Hill
| school house. Taylor township, when
G. H. Van Law. of this city. gave a
patriotic address. Music was furnished
during the evening, and report OF the
war savings stamp sales during the
month was given.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Iacina
was held from the Bohemian hall
Tuesday afternoon at 2:a0. Joseph
Hajek. Of Cedar Rapids, delivered the
funeral address. The pail bearers were
F. J. Slavoek, F. Slavock. Albert Halls,
John Halls, Frank Kyidera, and ]. w.
Kremenak. The flower bearers were
Irma, Rose and Mildred Peterka, Rosa
Kubik, Gladys Freese, and Gladys Ia
Gina. The c. S. p. s. lodge and Con-
cordia Rebekah attended in body and
conducted services at the grave. Burial
was in Riverside. RS