Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-05

grandparents, Mr.. ana MIS-. Johh
Beatty, for a few days.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paurs
church will hold an all day meeting
Thursday at the church. Each mem
Der will bring her lunch.
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The regular meeting of the eXecu-
tive board of the city federation will
be held at o'clock Thursday after
noon at the Y. w. c. A.
Mis-. Adolph Pfeiger went to Des
| Moines this morning to spend few
days with Mr.. Pfleiger, who is attend
ing a convention OF clothiers.
The Trinity Lutheran Aid Society
will be entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Alfredo Perfect at the
! August Mold home, 307 South Eighth
/ street.
Mrs. Wayne Harmon. and children,
| Oil Jackson street, went to Albion
| Tuesday night to spend few days
with Mrs. Harmon's mother. Mrs. q. b.
! Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Wilkinson, who
have been living at ~ South Ninth
street for a few months, went Tues
| day night to Omaha where they will
make their home.
Miss Mary E. Ferguson. North
Ninth street, went to LeGrand Tuesday
night to visit her brother, and nephew.
the latter being David Ferguson who
has returned from overseas service.
Mrs. LaurettA Nichols, 1141a North
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afternoon at, the regular meeting OF
| the Shakespeare Club whose members
finished reading King Lear and start
ed "Coriolanus."
We want for the market sale Friday
Feb. 7, 500 ROSTERS. 1000 hens. also
ducks. geese and turkeys, and for Sat
urday Feb. we want sixty head Of
| horses. Bring your good ones and your
| plugs. Plumb, Munro, Mason & Shoe
maker.
Remember the big two days market
sale in Marshalltown Friday and Sat
| urday, February Z and s; on the eth We
will only sell chickens and other poul-
try. On Saturday we will sell other
live stock. Bring what you have for
sale. Plumb, Munro, Mason & Shoe
maker.
"The Legal Prisoner a four act
comedy drama will be the offering of
the Al Gorrell Company at the Odeon
| theater tonight with an entire change
| Of specialties between the acts.
Matinee Saturday at 2:3O. Prices 10
and 20 cents, night 1920, and 80 cents.
| Seats now selling. Phone 1906 Odeon.
Sewing on refugee garments for the
| Red Cross occupied the time for the
| members of the Royal Neighbors' Aid
Society who met Tuesday afternoon
| with Mrs. /. l.. Negly and Mrs. Lee
| Moore at the Negly home, 514 North
| Second avenue. Following the bust
ness session the hostesses served re-
| freshments, assisted by Mrs. Otto H.
| Nelson.
Mrs. G. H. Howard, Of Grinnell, who
| accompanied her mother. Mrs. NJ. c..
McMeredith, Of Detroit, to this city
| where the latter entered st. Thomas
hospital for an emergency operation
| 70 correct an injury to the bone of the
leg, returned home Tuesday. Mrs. F.
| A. Taplin, of Gearing, another daugh-
ter Of Mrs. McMeredith, spent Tuesday
| here with her mother.
Corp. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hollings-
| worth arrived Monday from Peoria,
| ILL.,. to visit the formers parents, MI.
and Mrs. J. c. Hollingsworth. Cor
| poral Hollingsworth was discharged
| from the service a week ago, after
serving for more than two years, and
has been with Mrs. Hollingsworth at
| Peoria He surprised his parents last
| fall by being united in marriage with
| Miss Hazel Richter, WHO'D then was
living at A1nes.
In honor Of the second birthday an
niversary of her daughter Mildred,
Mrs. George L. Owings, 40 West Main
street, entertained fourteen children
and few Of their mothers Tuesday
afternoon. The little guests enjoyed
the hours with games and the hostess
served refreshments on a large table
with q birthday cake as the center
piece. Red candles and red hearts car
ried out the valentine idea in the
decorations Of the table and each
guest was given red heart shaped
box of candy as a favor. Mrs. Owings
| was assisted by her mother-in- law,
Mrs. 8. c.. Bell. Horace and Robert
Hoebel. Of Blairstown, were guests
from out Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Reisinger have
received q telegram from their son,
Roy r. Reisinger saying that he had
arrived safely in New York City and
expected to get home soon. Reisinger
| Is member Of the First. gas regi-
ment but when he enlisted. Nov. 20.
1917, he was placed in the Thirteenth
engineers Of the gas and flame divis-
ion. He arrived in France Jan. 10.
1918. In the same company with him
are four other Marshall county boys
who who presumably are also in New
York City. They are Glen Menden-
hall, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Menden-
hall, city; Ivan Harrison, of LeGrand;
q boy named Wilkerson, from State
Center, and Sergt. Roland o. Shine,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Shine, Of
Liscomb. The latter was severely
gassed March 5, 1918, and wounded
by shrapnel in both hips and one knee
May 80. 1918. He expected to be dis
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