Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-17

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spending ten day furlough with mis-
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Capley.
left Sunday night for Camp Pike, Ark
Notice to the public--Tf you have
any delivery pans or egg carriers.
please cali 326. We need them--they
are expensive. Union Delivery Com
pany.
The Young Married Peoples Glass of
the Methodist church will hold it's
s O'Clock this evening in the class room
at the church.
| For Sale-Lot in business district,
one block from IIevin's store, 60x1s0.
| South front. This excellent location
will be sold soon at bargain. DR..
Chcate, over Fidelity bank.
The young married peoples bible
class of the Central church Of Christ
will hold their monthly social In the
church parlors Tuesday evening. March
18th. All members invited. Committee.
Gilman Dispatch-F. C. Graves has
gone to Rochester, Mimi. for an opera
] ton for cancer Of the face He has
been Joined by his father, DIR. Graves.
who will remain until after the opera
ton.
Buy a home already built, borrow
from US and pay off the debt at the
rate OF $500 per month on each $1,000.
plus interest. Ours is cooperative
home owning society. Savings and
Loan Association In Gregory's coal Of
fleet Advertisement.
| Two days market sale in Marshall
town. Monday and Tuesday, March "a
and %. On the 24th we will sell, horses
and mules only and on the 25th. other
live stock and miscellaneous articles.
Bring what you have for sale. Plumb.
Munro, Mason 4 Shoemaker.
! The funeral OF Mrs. Mary johnson,
colored, was held at the Second Bap-
fist church at O'clock Sunday after
noon. The service was in charge Of
Rev. o. B. Smith land burial was In
Riverside. The pallbearers were D.
Crawford G. r. Warn, e. D. Robertson.
Thomas Lowry, George Lucius and
David Brown.
Arthur H. Brayton. formerly a T.-R.
reported who was in the medical de-
partment of the army for a year, tbut
who was discharged a month ago,
went to Des Moines today after a
short visit here with friends. Brayton
| has returned to the Merchants Trade
Journal, Of Des Moines where he was
! employed when he entered the service.
| Minnesota homesteads. under VAL
sted act deed direct from government,
| no residence required, no improvement
required. good land, no sand or stone.
| l will be at the office OF Finney, the
| land man, over 119 East Main street,
Tuesday and Wednesday. the 18th and
| 18th, with maps and full information.
| Come in and see me. Office open even
ings. .. n. McGilurey.
Mrs. L. C. Hatch. OF Waterloo, and
Mrs. Virginia Perdue. of Chicago. re-
turned home this forenoon after spend
! ing the week end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Fenner, and
brother, George s. F'enner who is visit
ing at the home of his parents after
being discharged from the navy. Mr..
and Mrs. George Fenner will make
!: their home at Marion where George
will be employed by the NJ, & st. l.
Mrs. T.. N. Bailey returned home this
smorning from two weeks visit in
Norfolk, Va. Washington, D. c., New
York City, and Buffalo. MRS. Bailey
went to Norfolk with her parents, SMr.
and Mrs Frank Oppice. who were call
ed by the serious. Illness of their SON.
Roland Oppice. After he had been
sent to Fort Des Moines, Mrs. Bailey
remained in the east for a short visit.
Il al. Io Of
ton, N. j.. as the guest of Miss Marie
Healy, formerly of this city.
Friends here have received an
nonncements that Roy r. Waterbury.
a former Marshalltown young man,
but more recently deputy city attor-
ney Of Oakland, Calf, has entered
| law practice in that city with Frank
". Cornish and Ewell d. Moore. The
firm has offices in the Underwood
building. Waterbury was employed
for number Of years In the local
freight and general offices of the Iowa
| Central here, but for, eight years be-
fore engaging in the practice of law
| he was an examiner with the inter-
state commerce commission.
| Mrs. c. w Nelson, who was at
Rochester Mimi, but more recently
at her home IN this city taking treat
ment for the dreaded Hodgdn's dis
ease. left Sunday night for Milwaukee
to consult q specialist and probably toy
remain for treatment. Mrs. Nelson
has improved 80 much that she was
able to travel alone. In fact she has
| improved so much in recent weeks
| since she returned nome that SHE has
been able to be UP and about the house
and do her owns,work. Her condition
was most serious indeed when she was
taken to Rochester but she has gained
so much and her condition has become
so improved that 1t Is believed that
she may be completely cured at Mil
waukee. 3 (. y. ....... Il. 81. \