Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-14

arrived in State Center this morning
| to attend the funeral Of Miss Martha
Nowlan.
Wanted-Situatio by young lady
| bookkeeper and stenographer. Sew
eral years. experience. Best Of ref
erencess Address c. E. T.. care Times
Republican.
The home and education department
of the woman's Club will meet at 80
Wednesday afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A.
| Members will bring their thimbles as
they will sew. for the Red Cross.
The regular meeting of the aid
society Of the Green Mountain church
will be held Thursday afternoon at
the church, when the members will
give a dish towel shower for the
church.
We want every farmer interested in
motive farm machinery to attend the
tractor school at least one hour on
Friday or Saturday. Jan. II or IS. at
Thurber 4 Thompson's. 2 East State
street.-Advertisement.
seventy-five neighbors and friends
Joined in an oyster supper and social
evening held al the home OF Mrs. Au-
gust Gustafson. two miles south OF
Minerva, Friday evening. The hours
were passed with games and music.
I will remove my cottage from the
Country Club to the city, remodel it to
suit purchaser, and will accept month
/ ly payments. Party must own their own
lot This IL a chance for someone to
get a nice home. Georg. F. Thayer.
The regular meeting Of the bible
department Of the Woman's Club
was held Monday afternoon at
the, IN. C. A. with forty members
present. Routine business and the
Estudy of the lesson occupied the time.
Listen, all You Royal Neighbors and
| Modern woodmen. Wednesday night,
Jan. Is, yourself and family or sweet
heart should be present to help par
take Of the joyful evenings entertain
ment. Be prepared to snake your feet.
We will also have refreshments. Com
| mittee.
The Morrisey Piano ana Photograph
house, II East Church street, this city,
will continue under the same name.
The Kimball Company has transferred
the agency to Mrs. A. ]. Morrisey who
will meet all customers whether pur-
chasing records, monographs or pia-
nos, with courtesy, justice ana fair
Observation-Disclosures
Chapter BIB. Of p. e. O.. held a
luncheon Monday at the home Of Mrs.
D. w. Norris, AL Jerome street with
the : state inspector, Mrs. Carrie
Buechele,' Of Waterloo. as the guest
of honor. Chapter drill work was
held in the afternoon for inspection
and Mrs. Buechele gave a short talk.
Marshall Lodgee, No. lis. A. o. U.
W., installed officers Monday evening
at Odd Fellows hall as follows: w. NJ.
Rice, master workman; John Weaver.
foreman; Oscar Wuhf. overseer; NJ. p.
Matsen, financier: and s. r. johnson,
recorder. At the meeting H. A. Peter
sen was chosen delegate to attend the
convention at Muscatine N May will,
John Weaver. alternate.
Commandant and Mrs. B. c. White
hill and Mrs. w. H. Arney will go to
Dess Moines this evening to remain
few days. Commandant Whitehill
goes to attend conference of heads
Of state institutions that is to be held
Wednesday, and no and Mrs. White
hill will remain for Inauguration.
which Mrs. Arney also will attend with
Senator Arney. The latter will return
home with Mrs. Arney Friday.
The funeral OF Mrs John swenson.
Of LeGrand, was held Monday after
noon at 1870 o'clock, at the Stavanger
church, following prayer services at
the home at 1880. The services at the
home were in charge Of Rev. J. r.
Wright, who also was one OF the
speakers at the church. Tho pail
bearers were M. T. Nodland. Lars
Olmson, M. Lunde. r. g. Tweet, M.
T. Twedt and Albert Bottom. Burial
was in the stavanger cemetery.
G. q, white, an old resident Of Al
bion, is confined to his bed at his home
suffering from stroke Of paralysis
with which he was stricken while on
his way Thursday afternoon from Ban
scr, where he had been attending TIC
funeral Of Hiram Kersey. With Mr..
White in the buggy was Robert Jersey,
OF Albion, whose attention was at
tracted 10 his companion when the
latter fell forward in his seat. Mr..
White, whose entire left side Is in
yolved, Il somewhat improved.
Later kilograms to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles J. Needham from Hayden,
Ark. where their daughter. Mrs.
Robert +. Munson. and her husband,
died Saturday and Sunday. indicate
that both bodies. which are to be
buried here, will reach the city
probably, late Thursday night or
Friday forenoon. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T.