Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28

this morning 10 Eldoro To visit with
Mrs, Wayne IL. Hodges.
With every cash purchase OF 80 cents
or over tomorrow we viii give fine
service flag free. while they last. only
one to customer. simmons Book
store.
The monthly picnic dinner and So
cial meeting cf members OF the Con-
gregational church will be held at the
church Thursday night. supper will
be served at $50,
Have YOU seen those beautiful silk
and gcorgctte dresses. Kanp Brothers.
of Chicago. are closing out their sam
pie limo ut great reduction. Select
yours now. Brintnan and Brintnali.
With our large force of paper
hangers we can hans twenty more
rooms on short notice. You are next,
select your paper and have work done
when PROMISED. Everst Wall Paper
House.
While climbing on the framework Of
tho new house being built by w. r.
Innes at Fifth and Hughes streets.
Billy, the yonnEer son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Howe. ll6 North Fifth
street, fell and broke his right wrist.
~
The Il. "a. Mack. plumbing and heat
ing company have sold their business
and good will to the j. II. Thorn Com
pany and the business will be con-
tinued at II South First street. phone
SIG, see later ce.-Advertsement
-
Soldiers attention, Decoration day
awill be here and you will sure want
your uniform cleaned and pressed: also
your spirals put in good order. / am
soldier and know where the creases
belong. $3.50 cleans them. Cut Rate
Cleaners, Phone 206S.
Mrs. Archibald c. Barrett will COM
mence on June 2, a summer class in
kindergarten music for beginners, also
lessons In harmony, theory of music
and music history. These new classes
may be carried by her regular piano
and voice pupils at special rates.-Ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. G. L. Haines and Mrs. L. l..
Hotchkiss were hostesscs Tuesday at
ternoon at the Haines home, 612 East
Boone street, TO the members of the
Royal NeighbuTs' Aid Society. Follow :
ing tine business meeting the time was
enjoyed socially and with piecing quilts
after which the hostesses served re-
freshments assisted by Mrs. James
Allen, Of Des Moines. VINO was a guest
at the meeting.
Harold w. Oppice. the son of Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ. Oppice. of this city. who
has been overseas with Company c.
| 124th machine gun battalion, reached
Chicago Tuesday with the Thirty-third
CPrairie) division. Oppice. altho not
| a member Of this division. returned
with it. John D. Palmer. of this city
| who was in Chicago Tuesday wit
| messed the reception for the division
and the parade and saw and talked
| with Oppice.
Carl Thornquist, a former MARSHALL
| town man, who has been living in Gin.
| cinnati for several years where he II
the office Of the general managerf o
the Southern railroad. leaves for; hi
| home tonight after a short visit Will
| his mother, Mrs. Anna Thornquist, ant
\ DIotutI, osCuI Nl hOi ii1uiSt it%'
been at Excelsior springs, Mo-, for {
short vacation. Mrs. Thornquist ant
son expect to come here late in JUNE
for visit of several weeks.
] Fifty memb hers of thu Junior Chris
! tian Endeavor society Of the Congre'
gational church held their month";!
meeting Tuesday afternoon afte
school when the birthday anniversaries
of members occurring liz the montl
were celebrates . Aftera program o
| music and Rotations, games were en-
| joyed and later refreshments wer'
served. The meeting was in charge o
Miss Clara NJ. Nelson. assisted by Mrs
E. c. Lynn, Mrs. J. f. Tallett ant
Mrs. NJ. l.. Powers.
| Word received here from Rutherford
| Collins formerly of this city. but now
a corporal in the supply department
| quartermaster's corps, overseas. says
that within two or three months he
expects to be ordered home. Collins
| is stationed at Gievres, France. He
| is son Of DR.. and Mrs. D. E. Collins
now of Arcata. Cal. DR.. Collins, who
is a government meat inspector, re-
Gently was ordered transferred to San
Francisco Before ne was able to
make the change. however. he was
ordered to remain In Arcata, and still
is with the Bull Packing Company.
| Mrs. Frederick Wahrer, who has beer
visiting for several weeks with hel
mother, Mrs. Frances Marston. went
| Monday to Fort Madison to join hel
| husband, Lieutenant Wahrer who Is
spending q two weeks furiough witt
Ibis parents but expects to be discharged
at the expiration Of his leave. The lat
ter part Of the week Harry K. Den
mead will drive to Fort Madison t.
get his wife and son, David. who hav'
been visiting with Mrs. Denmead'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brown TO
some time. and they will be accom-
panied home by Lieutenant and Mr.
Wahrer. When Lieutenant Wahre
! receives his discharge he and his wifi
i viii on to Sacramento, Calf. to maxi
their home and where Lieutenan
4 Wahrer will resume his practice.
1 Gilman News.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Elliott and sor
Herbert. visited with the j. b. Elliot
t,,ov,,h Saturday and Sun