Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-21
CITY IN BRIEF

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NJ. l.. Mundy spent the day In Ma
son City on business.
Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.
we have Solvny nut coke suitable
and satisfactory for hard coal burner,
Gregory Coal Coke & Lime Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins left this
morning for Jacksonville. Fla. where
they will remain during the rest OF
the winter.
Miss Theresa Spuriin. OF Union. re-
turned home Monday evening After
brief visit with Mrs. +. J. Spurlin,
corner Of Ninth and Boone streets.
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The w. II. c. aid viii meet wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with Arrilla
4. Kleespie and Mrs, Il. J. Rodermel,
at the Kleespie home, 1907 West Main
street.
DR.. F.. 8. Burroughs returned home
Monday night from independence,
where he has been for short visit
with Mrs. Burroughs, who Is a pa
tient in the state hospital.
Mrs. b. II. wickham. Of Eldora, re-
turned to her home Monday after
weeks stay with her sister in law.
Mrs. w. II. Perkins, who has been Ill.
Mrs. Perkins is greatly improved.
Come to the Rude Auto Company
garage on Jan. 20, "a. Is. and see the
popular Fordson tractor. We will
demonstrate their belt power as their
tractor power. Rude Auto Company.
wanted-Young man for general
store work. splendid opportunity to
learn variety business. Good wages
and rapid advancement to right party.
Bakers One-Cent to 90 Cent Variety
Store.
There is only one original White
Swan Flour, this is milled by the
Springfield Milling Company Of
Springfield. Minnesota. Ask your
grocer. SO per sack, forty-nine pounds
Advertisement.
Elmer weitzell, of LeGrand. who is
in the navy. andrwho has been at Le-
Grand for a two weeks visit with
relatives, was in the city Monday
night and left on late train for New
York City, where he will report for
duty.
R. ]. Hewitt, II West State street.
who accompanied his mother, Mrs. e.
S. Hewitt, to Los Angeles to spend
the winter with her son, A. M. Hewitt.
arrived home Sunday after a five
weeks visit at Los Angeles and inter-
esting points along the coast.
Only a fair sized audience attended
the concert given Monday evening at
the Congregational church by Nine.
Francesca Zarad. At her concert given
Sunday afternoon and the one last
evening a free will offering was taken
for the benefit Of the blind soldiers of
the allies which amounted to $1S7.6O.
If you are planning on a tractor
this season place your order now for
q F'ordson. We stock a full line of
parts at all times. Buy tractor that
you can get repair parts for without
any delay. Come and see them. Rude
auto Company, Remember the dates.
Jan. %, "a 25.-Advertisement.
George Finch arrived home this
morning from Kensett, where he was
called few days ago on account of
the serious illness Of his mother, Mrs.
H. T. Finch The patient was much
improved when Mr.. Finch left Kensett,
and this morning Mrs. George Finch
left for Kensett to be with her mother
law for week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mack, Alb East
Boone street, received word this morn
ing from their son, Justus Mack. who
has been stationed at Norfolk. Va. as
throttle watch or engineer in the navy
for the past eighteen months, telling
that he had been assigned to the U.
S. s. Tavernilla and is to sail soon for
Cuba and Panama but expects to get
back by March 20.
Do not be mislead in buying White
Swan flour. The original White Swan
Is milled by the Springfield Milling
Company at Springfield, Minnesota.
and Is made from the very best hard
spring wheat This is now on the mar
ket in the old style fancy patent -four
like you bought before the war. Order
this thru your grocer, SO per sack,
forty pounds.-Advertisement.
The most successful comedy ever
produced, David Belasco's production
Of 1.-THE Boomerang" the only COM
pany appearing in this play. Comes
To the Odeon stheater for one per-
fcrmance only, Sunday evening at
Sis. Prices lower floor $50 and 81
balcony $3.50. 81, and Is cents. Mail
orders With remittance and self ad-
dressed stamped, envelope. filled in
order of receipt. Box office open Sat-
urday at 10 a. m. .Odeon.
Mrs. Walter Smith received a letter
this morning from her neice, Miss Lois
T Conant, Of Toledo, who is Red Cross
canteen worker, telling Interestingly Of
Paris, where she is now stationed. and
Of visits that she has recently made to
other towns in France. Miss Conant
went over Just before the armistice was
signed and says on that account she
will probably not be kept in the work
over six months unless the peace con-
ference lasts much longer than now
expected.
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