Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-30

hose.--Advert!sement
The woman's Service Flag League
will meet at s o'clock Monday evening
at the Y. NJ. C. A.
To Rent--,Modern steam heated office
and living rooms over strand Theater'
Single or in suites. +. i. Meeker.
| For Sale---Standing timber In acre
tracts. or more. two miles from Mar
shalltown city limits. c. II. Hicks
rural route.
All members OF Marshall Rebekah
lodge No. 40 are requested to meet at
hall tonight for nomination Of Officers
Noble Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. CASTOR, Of Winter.
set, came to spend Thanksgiving nj
the home of their son, w. f. Castor,
and will remain for a visit OF severa
days.
Notice-we are prepared for al
kinds Of auto repairing. auto supplies
and battery charging. two service cars
Hewitt's Garage. Phone Ss3.-Advcr
tisement
More Improvement Is noticeable to-
day in the condition of David, the l3.
months -old son Of DR.. and Mrs. ID. A
Collision, who was severely burned
Wednesday,.
For Sale-19rS Kissel, six cylinder
enclosed car like new will be sold at
bargain IL sold before Dec. 1. Owner
leaving for the winter. ]. y. Daggett
Kissel Kar Co.
Saturday special one-half pount
Symonds Inn cocoa and one-half pound
Symonds Inn baking chocolate, regu
lar price soc. sale price Bic. McBrid'
& Will Drug Co.
Those who have accounts against tn
Red Cross hospital should file theil
bills at once with the secretary If the,
desire prompt payment. Harry d
Rodgers, committee secretary.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel
Tilton, of Perkins, Okla, who died a
the soldiers home Wednesday after
noon, We're held at o'clock Frida!
afternoon from the assembly hall, il
charge of Rev. r. B. Davidson. Buria
was in the home cemetery.
Rev. B. F. Martin wishes to receive
the names, address and number
plainly written upon a card and mailed
to him here, Of all relatives and friend!
of those who will be overseas ate
Jan. Is. He will be glad to locat'
them or their graves, If possible, ant
render such service as he may. Adver
tisement.
Now is the time to get those tire:
retreaded. while the roads are bat
Our retreads will save you money AM
are guaranteed for $500 miles. Silve
ribbed retreads are the only right wa
to make new tire out of an old one
Come in and ask us about them. low
Vulcanizing Company. Is North Firs
avenue, Marshalltown, Iowa. w. H
Hills & Son.
l. A pleasant meeting was enjoyed Fri
day afternoon by the members of tn
Danish Ladies' Sick Benefit Society
who met at the home of Mrs. F. A
Beckwith, COZ North First avenue
Following the business hour socia
time was spent with fancy work. AM
the hostess served refreshments, assist
ed by Mrs. F. S. Schiller. of State Cen
ter, and Mrs. c. H. Beckwith.
Mrs. l.. H. Hooker. who for SOM
time has been at Camp Pike, Ark, wit
her son Ivan, who has been SUFFERING
from pneumonia following influenza
writes Mr.. Hooker in a letter receive
today that her son. who had recovered
so that he was able to be up and about
had caught severe cold and again wa
confined to his bed. The young man
condition, the letter said, was quit
discouraging.
Special services at the Contra
. Church OF Christ. Home COMING
Day" services at the Central Church
of Christ Sunday morning at II o'clock
The old note on the church building
debt will be burned and the buildin
, will be cleared Of all Indebtedness
. Every member Of the congregation II
urged to be present, and the friends
the chu1ch are invited. Bible schoo
at 9:45. Every scholar is requested t.
be in the school on time. 1nterme
date and senior endeavor societies a
$50 and the young people Of tn
church are invited. Committee.
Officers were elected at the meetin,
of the aid society of Central Churcl
Of Christ, held Friday afternoon in tn
church parlors. The old officers wer
elected, with the exception Of secre
tary, for which office Mrs. NJ. O. Eber
was chosen. The other officers ar
, Mrs. c. H. Ellenberger, president; Mrs
L. S. Brown, first vice president; Mrs
T. E. Lockard. second vice president
and Mrs. C. H. Reece, treasurer.
social hour followed the business meet
ing, during which a 10 cent lunch wa
served by the members of the frs
division of the society who cleared 5;
Edward Mitchell, a member Of tn
crew Of Mp, one of the United States
undersea craft, will leave Sunda,
night for Provincetown, Moss, tn
base being used by the boat in it
eastern coast duty. Mitchell has bee
here on a twelve days furlough, visit
ing relatives. Mitchell enlisted las
May, and has been in active service
almost from the start. The NIP Il
one of the smallest and fastest Of tn
governments submarines, weighin
only 532 tons, and measuring 147 fee
in length. 1t is manned by a crew O
twenty-one men, three Of whom ar
officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carl received Fri