Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-22

CITY IN BRIEF

! CITY IN BRIEF +
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cora williams choats. physician.
o. e, futile. jsweler and optician.
J, e. Grouse. Of Albion, spent Thurs
day in the city.
Dance tomorrow night. Shrubs
Hall; Burke Leins trio, Everybody in
vited.
You can see the Buick and Oakland
cars on display at East State street.
Advertisement.
Wanted-FHve hundred bushels Of
good dry white corn for cornmeal pur-
poses. Benedict Flour and Feed Com
pany.
Send your family washing to us Sat-
urday and have them returned early
in the coming week. Palace laundry
company. w. G. Kane.
St. Margaret's Mission will sell
candy, peanuts and pastry Saturday at
the gas office. Buy some for your SOL
der boy. Committee.
Send your family washing to us Sat-
| urday and have them returned early
| in the coming week. Palace laundry
company, w. G. Kane.
Plenty of wall paper and expert
paperhangers who will do your work
as it should be done. The Skegg Wall
Paper Company, 1913 East Main street.
Automobile drivers! 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 Ills West State
| street.
Funeral services for James F. Dob
son were held from the Carlton Church
of the Brethren: Carlton township,
Tama county, Thursday afternoon at
1880, in charge Of Rev. NJ. Ankrum.
The pail bearers were James and John
Lowery, Charles MoCune, Joseph
tSmaha, Fred Amber, and John F'rieb-
| ley. Burial followed in the Dobson
cemetery.
Wayne F. Richards, of Grinnell. a
former State Center boy and a must
clan employed in the Casino orchestra.
went to Grinnell Thursday evening to
report to his local board, and will leave
Saturday with thirty-six other young
men from Poweshiek county for Camp
Dodge. Young. Richards is a son Of
Marion L. Richards. formerly Of State
Center but now Of Grinnell. and a
nephew Of A. 8. Richards Of this city.
The young man is a talented musician,
and plays we'll on the piano, cello and
double bass
Mrs. J. r. Shahan, $40 North Third
avenue, is in receipt Of a letter from
her son Oakley, who is in Twentieth
company coast artillery. at Fort Mills,
| Corregidor Island, P. l., telling Of his
safe arrival there after thirty days
voyage. His younger brother Keith,
who will not be II until March, is
member Of the same company. Shahan
writes Of the strong Notifications OF the
island, and says that the men are we'll
eouipped. While It was the coldest
time Of tho year on the island when
the letter was written, the young ar
tilleryman says the weather has not
been cold The Shahan brothers en-
listed here on Oct. 20.
The Flora DeVoss Company needs no
introduction to the local playgoers of
Marshalltown. Mr.. Rotnour. the man
agsr, announces Miss Flora DsVoss In
a special performance of her best play,
IAN Imp Of Satan" at the Odeon Sum-
day evening. The story goes, . we'll
known author has exhausted all efforts
for material for his book and as a close
friends suggests that he visit the night
court, ne does 50 and finds there his
image for IAN Imp Of Satan." who is a
Estreet urchin. She has been arrested
for petty offense. The Judge is about
| to send her to a bridewell, when the
author intercedes and becomes respon-
sible for the girl. From here the
threads Of the story are taken up and
well woven together. Mr.. Rotnour is
| very proud of the excellent work ac-
complished by Miss DeVoss and entire
cast and does not hesitate in saying
that the Imp, is Miss DeVoss best ef-
fort. OdeOp,