Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-12

will meet with Mrs. W. o. Butler. eos,
North Eighth street, Tuesday after
noon
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. thompson re-
turned Sunday from Chicago where
they have been for q few days on a
motor trip.
The Young Ladies' Sodality.will meet
Tuesday evening for Red Cross work
with Miss Mabel Bechtel, 3O5 South
Fourth avenue.
The North Second avenue division of
Red Cross wN'kers will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry Foster. 4O4
North Second aveneue.
Wanted Every member OF the
Woodmen of the World camp No. IS, to
attend Ice cream and card social Mon
day night. Aug. Advertisement.
Say but, they are swell. you will
want one sure. The finest lot OF serv7
ice banners we've had. We have a
bigl assortment Of United States flags
too. .Simmons' book store.
For Sale-saxos six chmmmy road
ster, 1918 model equipped Goodyear
cord tires. two extra tires: first class
condition. 5000. Henry Shove, Jr., room
800, Masonic Temple, 56s-51s or Fred
| Gates 149.
First Glass Private Alfred Wooster
is home on an eight day furlough from
Fort Sill, Okla, where he Is stationed
with the l09th trench mortar battalion
and is. visiting his sister, Mrs. William
West and other relatives
The Womanis Missionary Society Of
the First United Evangehcal church
will have an 'oratorical contest at the
church Tuesday evening, Aug! Is fol-
lowed by an Ice, cream social in the
Observation-Disclosures.
George L. sieg returned Sunday
evening from Waterloo. where he has
been for two months at. the home.sof
his son. Russell Sieg. Nj. Sieg will
remain here indefinitely at the home OF
his son.. Stanley B. sieS.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Lawrence and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. FL CASTOR and chill
sdren LETT Saturday evening Tor Lake
Olsoboji. where the women and chill
!dren will remain toy two, or three
weeks. The men Will come back in a
day or two.
A picture OF the late E. H. Keller was
hung Saturday afternoon in the Office
OF the Central Foundry Company, which
Mr.. Keller helped organize, ana or
which ne was the first secretary and
treasurer, 1913-1S. The picture was
presented to, the company by Mrs.
Keller.
APr. and Mrs. ]. "A. Lee, OF Beioit,
Wis., ana the latter's sister, Mrs. George
Disch. and children, OF milwaukee,,
reached the city Saturday evening by
automobile, and will remain for a visll
OF a week with the formers mother.
Mrs. Jennie Lee. and with Mr. and Mrs.
3. r. streeter, parents OF Mesdames|
Lee and Disch.
=. Word received 5from Ray r, East,
formerly secretary and treasurer of thei
Marshalltown Buggy Company, this
city, announces his association with the
Gates manufacturing Company, auto
mobile tops and seat covers, Indian
apolis. F. e. Gates. the president Of
the company formerly was with the |
local buggy company.
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D. w. Norris returned today from his
combined business and pleasure trip to
Glenwood. Mimi, where he and his
brother, Paul g. Norris, have several
improved farms. Mr.. Norris reports a
pcst unusually bountiful crop in. CEN
trail Minnesota, and the largest acreage
Of spring wheat on record. The. wealth
er has. seldom reached 80 degrees up
there, but even at that it seemed hot
to the tenderfoot trying to set up
shocks of grain. The Norris family and
the T. I. WATSON family are still at
the. Norris cottage on Lake Mime
Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta
Bowman were held from the Bowman
home, 113 North Second avenue, at
l2:30 Sunday afternoon, In charge of
Rev. Julius ziegler, pastor Of the Ger
man Evangelical church. assisted by
Rev. Carl Jankowsky, OF Newton. The
flower bearers were Mesdames' William
Nitsch. George Miller. G. Schmelz,
Henry Propp. "A. Bowman. and C.
Reimer. The pail bearers were.Messrs.
Nitsch. Miller, Schmelz. Propp rand
Reimer, and Harry yogel Burial was
in Riverside. In attendance at the flu
neral from distance were Mrs. Frank
Iesller, Of Des Moine4 and Mrs. Henry
Lorenzen, of Gladbrook.