Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-17

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Company.
Miss Forrestine Devine. who has been
taking special work in history at sum-
mer school at Cornell College, returned
home this morning.
Roy r, Bradbury went to Lake okoI
boil Friday night to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Bradbury and the children, who
are there for an outing. s5
Special Just received fifty white
wash skirts In latest models, $3.50, and
s. values. To be sold at 3l.o6 and
Sass. simon's Style shop.
special-Just received ATTY whit.
wash skirts in latest models. $3.50 and
20 values. To be sold at $1.s5 and
Miss Theresa Mcconnell went to
Chicago Friday night to meet her
brother Luther and accompany MIN to
his home at Elizabeth. N. J.. for q visit
Of several weeks.
Members Of the carworkers' Auxil-
larry were entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. r. ii. Grim. 4OS South Third
street, where the hours were passed
in doing Red Cross work.
c. e. Packard left Thursday for Fort
Madison. where he will meet Mrs. Picks
ard. ana visit relatives for a week or
ten days. Mrs. Pickard has been in
Chicago taking treatment for neuritis.
Miss Betty Scott, of Carthage. NJ,
who hl< been Waiting since Juno /
with her sister, Mrs. Roy T. wasson..
left Friday Afternoon for Cedar Rapids
and Burlington, where she VIII visit
before returning homo.
5 Mrs. q. !. Groves and children. Of
Eagle Grove, arrived In the city today
to visit over Sunday at the home Of
the former'S parents. Mr. and ndra. 8. 6.
Guthrie. Mr.. Groves and Mr.. Guthrie,
who are In Chicago on business. will
come here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. johnson, 2os
North First avenue, arrived home FRI
day night from months visit with
the formers sons r. n. and Harry
Johnson, at Hackensack, MINI. Harry
Johnson accompanied his father home
for two weeks, visit, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Lee, OF Reloit,
Wis. and the formers sister, Mrs.
George Disch. of Milwaukee, who have
been visiting for q week with Mrs.
Lees parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. r..
Streeter, and other relatives, for a
week. left Friday afternoon tor their
home. r.
Mrs. G. H. Reese, III North Ninth
street is. IN receipt Of q letter from her,
fbrother Mont" "a. Rucler, formerly 4
pressman Tor the Acme Printing Com
pany. now on the u. g. s. McNeiN, "a
subWerine chaser, announcing his pro-
motion to chief auartermaster. The
McNeil ts In convoy service.
Members Of the Idle Hour circle
We're entertained by Mrs. J. F. Holt
croft, 500 East Boone street, Friday
afternoon. In aguessing contest the
prize was won by Mrs. M. G Long, Of
Billings, Okla. the only-out of town
guest. Mrs. Hollcroft served refresh
ments. assisted by her sister. Mrs. w.
B. Hanlyins.
At the First Presbyterian church on,
Sunday the bible school will meet at
$3.50 a m. There will not be any
morning service, and the evening SER
vice viii be a union service held at
the Baptist church. Rev. W. G..
Growder will be the speaker for the
svening. A union young peoples
meeting will be held at 7 p. m. at tho
Baptist church. Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney woolsey, who
have been living in Brooklyn, N. r,
for about q year, while Mr.. wooleey
has been employed in the navy yard,
are In the city Tor a short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wool
sey. Mr.. and Mrs woolsey stopped
here while on their way back to their
former home at Two Harbors, Mimi
Mrs. Wolsey formerly was Miss Ruth
Mason. of this city. a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Mason. now OF Minnie
apolis.
Word received by friends here says
that Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Mccullough.
formerly Of this city. are preparing to
sail soon for Rio Janeiro, Brazil, where
Mr.. Mccullough goes in the interests
Ola wholesale paint company, and ex-
poets to remain In South America two
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough lived
here until about year ago. since
which time they have made their home
at Eagle River. Wis. Mrs. Mccullough
formerly was Miss Elda Jackson, OF
this city. and Is a daughter Of ]. T.
Jackson.
w. b. Carter. COS South Third street,
q switchman employed by the NJ. & st.
IA, has received word that his brother,
Sergt. George A Carter, aged 20, of st.