Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-16
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CITY IN BRIEF

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
\ CITY IN BRIEF. I
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4 II. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
\ \. G. Valentine spent the day in Des
sines on business.
I Nv. N. Gilbert, Of State Center. was
Ithe city Monday on business.
/ llIr. and Mrs. Sidney Rowen. of Os-
posa, visited in the city Monday.
I Big Twilight dance at Red Men
u. Wednesday, Everybody welcome.
ID inmittee.e @
NJ Save your pencils by using a Boston
h he'll pointer Two models, 81, $3.50.
II srshall Printing Company.
FOOD requires proper refrigeration.
the New Iceberg refrigerator serve
h. Schmidt Hardware Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs Carl Schultz. two miles
II nth on Twelfth avenue, are parents Of
laughter, born early this morning.
NIlEhe meeting Of the Sunshine Circle,
4 Mich was to have been held Wednes-
", has been postponed for two weeks.
Eor Sale-Drop head typewriter desk.
he shape, oak finish. Price SIS. Bax-
N Typewriter Company, fremont
sck.
I'VE sell Huebinger pocket atlas and
VI ~ A. 80 Also county,
Itomobile maps. Marshall Printing
Pmpany.
Mrs. I. s. Finkle left this morning for
kgle Grove, where she was called by
j Telegram telling Of the serious sick
fss Of her mother.
Miss Elizabeth Urine returned home
bnday evening from Clarion. where
i le has been for a weeks visit with
Hiss Marjorie Sans.
The missionary society Of the First
United Evangelical church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Thomas Burke, 713 May street.
You need good refrigerator to con-
serve food and the New Iceberg with
It's scientific construction assures good
results. Schmidt Hardware Company.
1 william Shallenberger. specialist
eronic nervous and special diseases will
be at Hotel Stoddart, Marshalltown,
Saturday, July Goth. 217th visit. Con-
|sultatfon free.
as.r. Nina Harris and son Gene. of
Joplin, Mo-, who have been guests OF
NJ s- I'm. ~ of
the city, for few days. went to Nevada
Monday evening to visit friends.
Samuel P. Chase, sos North Second
street, an old resident Of the city, Is
quite Ill at his home, suffering from in
firmities Of age. His son, Miner Chase,
OF AIlerton, has been here owing to his
fathers illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Leise Of Manly.
who have been visiting friends in this
city and relatives at Liscomb, went
Monday evening to Nevada. Mr.. Leise
who has been in the banking business
at Manly, sold out recently.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Randall and fam
lily, of Hiawatha, Kan, are here visit
ing at the home Of the formers broth
er, r. L. Randall. The family drove to
this city, and after visiting here they
will drive to Pennsylvania to visit rel
atives.
I Marion Smell, Of Madison. Mimi, who
has been here for a visit with his
sister. Mrs. G. A. Benge, left Monday
evening for Cameron to see his father.
George Smell. Young Smell Is to be
called with the July % draft from Lac
Qui Parle county.
The picnic dinner which was to have
been held by the Excelsior Aid Society
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. H. O..
Hyatt, in Lamoille, has been postponed
until Friday. The members of the So
ciety will take the morning train to
Lamoille to be with Mrs. Hyatt for the
day.
The society circus is going to be one
Of the big events Of the summer sea-
son. While in the city don't forget to
get those automobile accessories you
have needed for some time. Our stock
and assortment is complete. Goodyear
tires, Gargoyle mobile oils, Ford parts.
everything for the automobile. Rude
Auto Company.
Miss Dorothy Moninger. Of Marietta
township, arrived home Monday eve
ming from Boston, where she went a
little over two weeks ago to attend the
national convention of sorority of
which she is member. Miss Moninger
visited relatives in Boston and stopped
at Niagara Falls and Cleveland for
short visits en- route home.
"vaudevip show, according to the
printed program, which Melted s1.75
that is to be given to the Red Cross,
was given Saturday afternoon by
Maurine and Mollie Curtis, Virginia
Clay, Isola Ewing, and Wendell and
John Hise before large audience Of
their friends at the George A. Curtis
home, North Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Stark, Of Clear
Lake, returned to their home today
after q few days visit at the home of
Mrs. Stark's sister. Mrs. c. r, Gaunt.
Mrs. Ida Smith, of Waterloo, an aunt
OF Mrs. Gaunt, went Sunday to Boone,
aand from there will 20 to Des Moines