Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-16

! at CrOnkletOn'S hall. Miss WEBER VII
leave Sunday for Quincy, ILL.,, to make
her future home.
| Automobile drlvers! Keep your bat
terry fully charged to prevent freezing.
We charge and store them thru the
winter. Store your car here. Night man
will deliver it for you. always open.
Hewitts garage lib West State
street.
Al Gorrell and his company will
close their engagement at the Odeon
Theater tonight, Offering for the frs
time here a comedy drama in four acts,
'Why Indy Ran Away" New spe.
cialties will be presented between thu
acts. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents
Odeon.
Howard, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
son, 905 South Fifth avenue. was pleas.
antly surprised by fifteen Of his little
friends Friday evening in honor Of the
10th anniversary Of his birth. The eve
ming was spent with music and games
and refreshments were served by Eve:
lyn Olson, Glaspa Burisnek, and Anna
Kreda.
It's your own fault II you don't use E
Chambers hreless gas range in your
home and save the drudgery Of spend
ing all your time in the kitchen wher
by using it you can save three-flfths
of the time, allowing you to attend to
ter meals and save one-half the gas
Buchanan-Boushton Company
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Simon leave to.
night for O two weeks eastern trip
during which time Mr. Simon will lool
after business matters In Chicago
Cleveland, and New York City. Mr.
and Mrs. Simon will be accompanied
as far as Chicago by Mr. simon's sis.
ter. Mrs, Julia Keller, who will 90 tt
Milwaukee for an indefinite stay at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Rosalia ST.
mon. Mrs. Simon is 81 years old. and
In good health.
Forty members Of tho Loyal women'l
bible class Of Central Church Of Chris
met Friday afternoon ct the home o
Mra. NJ. A. HauseE. 10 South Tent
street, and decided not to serve re-
treatments at their future meetings
The rom aindcr Of tho time was enjoyed
socially ana with readings BY Mrs. L
s. Brown and piano numbers by Mis-.
Helen Pesg. Refreshments were serv.
ed at tho close Of the meeting by the
hostesses, Mesdnmca Hnuser, J. A
Pesg, Eliza Whitacro. q. ID. Sharp and
Sarah Arney.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. II. Willard and Mr.
and Mrs. J. %. Simmons entertained tho
members OF tha Careaway Club ut tho!,
regular meeting Friday evening at thu
Willard homo, 2O7 South Third avenue
Places for twenty eight members wore
placed at thrce large tables decorated
with red hearts and oandlos and haSs
Mrs. Willard served dinnoc in two
COURSES assisted by MiIs Mnrsars
etatler and Harry speers. Tho oven
Ing hours wora enjoyed with the sam<
Of progressive Ave hundred. Mrs
George OFT, Of Dos Mo!ne,, was Z CUES
from out Of the city
Mr.. and Mrs 4. D. Moolker, so'
Jerome street, arc In receipt OF a lot
ter from their son Arthur, who Is II
France. Tho iotter was dated Jan. 81
and said that he had sailed on
tTrench liner Jan. II. and that tho triI
across had boon delightful export
enco, tho weather having boon fln'
thruout. Ie also w1atcs Of the fint
weather in France and tells Of secina
the VINEYARDS, which are ALREADY
buddod out, tho trccs loaved out ant
| the gardens growing mne. 9Ie "a vel
and happy, ana p enjoying himself
thoroughly. Mceker IL q member O
the aviator guard. and before sailina
waS stationed at the Great 1Akcs naval
training station.
The funeral Of Mrs. Char1ss W
Iage was hold at ct. Mary's church al
10 O'Clock this snornids. IN charge Of
Rev. J. J. Fitzpatrick. The Aowel
| bearers wero Misses Bernadetto Dunn
veFa Donegan, Gertrude Bowman, ant
Christine Petersen, and tho pail bear
| ers were I. A. and w. p. Petersen
Stanton Bowman, David Cotton. Clyde
serbein. and Harold Hass. Burial wal
in Riverside. Those At tho funera.
from = DISTANCES wore Mr. ana Mrs
Charles Petersen, son Norris, ant
| tighter Bertha Of Albert Iea, MINI;
Mr.. and Mr.. ID. Petersen. Of 81
Charles, MINI: Mn. ). J. Bremen and
daughters Marssrst and Marie, Of
pes Moines; Mr., and Mn. W. r. Pot
srseu, Of Belle Ylasns, Mrs. Jessie
Deitoh, and Mr.. and Nm. Frank Grim.
mons, Of OttvuswA; AfA =. 4. ~, Of
oskaioosa; Nh, IsNak Or!aBmons Of
Psosta, nj. and marry ~ Of Thief
River, Mimi.
IL q good laugh has . tendency Il
cure a sick person, Mrs. L. G. Norris.
Of Loa Angeles, should become entirely
we'll whom she reads tho T.-R. Of Fri.
day, telling Of her surgical operation,
and referring to her as having for
merly boon "Afiss Nellie lamar" The
typographical error that resulted in the
misstatement was due to tho com.
positor dumping" limo Of his copy.
which ended with the word "Miss.
and taking It up on tho second limo b.
neath, which began "Neilie lamar"
What was written in tho intervening
line was Florence Will. Of this oity,
and ID niece Of Mrs. Moore and Mrs"
Nellie lamar. etc, The error Wa one
that might easily happen during the
rush OF extensive linotype oonpodtion
on daily papsr, ana was easily under
stood BY anyone familiar with the 70.
leticnship estWssa IN. 1890 and
Mr.. Jkma1 !
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