Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-02
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j. s. Perry went to Oslaloosa Thurs
day night to remain today on business.

j. 8. Perry went to Oslkaloosa Thurs
day night to remain today on business.
Miss Ella Cowgirl came Thursday
evening from Albion to visit week
with Mrs. r. c. Moler.
e. ]. Dillon, Of Liscomb. returned
home Thursday evening after a brief
business trip to Oklahoma.
w. T. Hill, Of Nevada, who has been
at points in Illinois. was in the city
Thursday night on his way home.
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Mrs. Minnie Rankin, of Eagle Grove
arrived Thursday night to be with her
Thomas hospital.
Physical Director c. e. Gilman, of
the Y. NJ. c. A. will speak at the Chris
tian church at Clemens Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Miss Hattie Jones returned to her
home at Richland this morning. Miss
Jones has been teaching school for two
years in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Gordon, Of Alva.
Neb., were In the city Thursday after
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Dorothy Corning, Of Cedar
Falls, who spent Thursday visiting
Mrs. r. w. Van Horn, went Thursday
night to Oskaloosa to visit Mrs. Duane
Corning.
Mrs. J. f. Gillette and Mrs. Jacob
Kali, OF Rock Island. WHO have been
visiting their mother. Mrs. c. L.
Winchell. went Thursday to Liscomp
to visit sister. Mrs. Carl Scott.
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Rev. Carl Jankowski, formerly aesis-
tant pastor of the German Evangelical
church here returned to his home at
Baxter this morning after attending
the Evangelical convention at Ackley.
Mrs. II. s. Sickman and Mrs. F.. M.
Kinney, both of Albion, and Mrs. FRANK
Miller, of Liscomb, all sisters Of J. L.
Arney. returned to their homes Thurs
day afternoon after a days visit with
their brother.
The Elm Lutheran Aid Society met
Mt the church Thursday afternoon and
| did Red Cross work. Refreshments
| were served by Mrs H. H. Hague.
assisted by Mrs. A. Norland and Misses
Ieona Birkeland and Gladys Hague.
Harold Blink, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Blink, East Webster street,
will go thru the city this evening on
his way to Syracuse. N. Y. where he
has been ordered for limited service.
He Is sent with the Sac county con-
tingent.
Rev. Samuel Press, Of St. Louis, Mo-,
was in the city this morning on his
way to Camp Dodge from Camp Grant.
III. Rev. Mr.. Press is in charge of the
work Of the Evangelical church in the
army cantonments. Mr.. Press is a
friend OF Rev. Karl Rest. Of this city.
William Campbell. agent Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road at Haverhill. has given up the
station and Is preparing to enlist in
the army, probably for telegraphy or
| radio duty. Louis Bdel manager Of a
HayerhiH garage owned by his father
also IL preparing to enlist.
We can handle few more Of your
old tires Friday and Saturday Better
let US make you a cushion inner tire
out Of your old rim cut casing 1t means
Thousands Of extra miles. We have
some used tires for sale cheap. l S4x4.
So: 1. 33x4, $3.50; Il. 3414, 81. Iowa
Tire Agency. Is North Center.
| Miss Minnie Peterson. until January
with the local telephone company. ar
rived In the city Thursday evening
from Omaha, to spend a two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Matt Peterson. She IL now en-
ployed in the auditing department OF
the Northwest Bell Telephone Com
pany at Omaha