Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-03

MISS Ethei raster, OF ferGuson'
spent Monday in this city with friends,
Miss Ellen Woods, OF Eldora, spent
Monday here visiting friends and rel
| atives.
Hamburger. sausage aud bologna, "a
cents per pound. Workshops Banner
Market.
Miss sadie Mullins OF Monroe, left
for her home this morning after visit
ing at Iiscomb.
Dr. Gordon. osteoLath and obstetri-
clan, 2l0 Masonic Temple, Phone IS
| Advertisement
Mrs. John II. Arcnds. OF Gilman,
went this morning to Des Moines to
visit a few days with friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society CT the Green
Mountain church will meet with Mrs.
Roy Shipton Thursday afternoon.
For information about Haycs Call
fornia Farms at Choychilla. see A. T.
Stata, 80 West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Be sure and hear the Gatty Sellars
concert at the Presbyterian Church
Wednesday at s p. m.-Advertisement.
BE sure and hear the Gatty Sel'ars
| concert at the Presbyterian church.
Wednesday at 5 y. m--Advertisement.
De Woes screen paint makes your OLD
screens look like new. In gallons
quarts and piars. Elders Drug Store
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Farley, Of st. An
thony, went this morning TO Traer to
visit Mr.. Farley's brother, I'll. L. Far
ley.
Miss Margaret Demuth, of Cedar
| Rapids, arrived in the city this morn
ing to spend a few days visiting Miss
| Elizabeth McCombs.
DR.. G.. Earl Hermance has returned
and will be at his previous location in
the fremont Building on and after
| June observation-disclosures.
DIR. G. Earl Hermance has returned
and will be at his previous location In
the fremont Building on and after
June 5th.-Advertisement.
At last, A. p. w. $500 sheet fine
.c:.ct paper, first we've had since the
war. Once used, always used, if You
can get it. Simmons Book Store.
| Local manufacturing concern has
place for young man with knowledge
of bookkeeping, who can operate type
writer. Address Accounting T. o.
box No. ss7, ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
! Norwalk Bros, of New York City.
are closing out their surplus stock OF
| Dolmans, capes and coats in our
| ready-to-wear department at one-hali
price. This is your opportunity.
Brintnall& BrIntnall.
| Mrs. Gregg. the home demonstration
agent. has changed her schedule to 90
| to Gilman, Thursday and, instead she
will meet the ladies Of Lamoille at the
home of Mrs. J. c. Koontz, at TIT
county farm, Mrs: Gregg will be II
Gilman June 8. FOX.
| Lieut.. Jack A. Jensen arrived home
Monday evening having received his
discharge recently at Fort Sill, Okla,
| where he has been attached to the re-
| mount depot for the past year. He is
tUC sui VI III. tiHSt Aht .. ooAih~sS S>'AS~@-
100 North Seventh street.
Say, man, but we sold q lot OF barn
| paint the first day of our sale, and a
rainy day, too,, Well, why not, when
we offer you high grade barn paint
for sl.S9 per gallon. in gray or red
Sale CASH Get yours today. supply
limited. Simmons Book Store.
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Mrs. B. G. Falls, Of ST. Louis, who,
with her son, Lyman, Of Fort Des
Moines, spent the week END in the city
accompanied hep son Monday back to
Fort 'Des Moines and returned here in
the evening to visit with her niece,
Mrs. Vernon kuhns. Mrs. Kuhns'
mother, Mrs. w. w. Ward. of Mason
City, is. also visiting in the city.
The funeral of Orsamus r. Wilson
was held at o'clock Monday after
noon from the home, $40 North Sec.
ond avenue, Rev. r. B. Davidson con-
Quoting the services. The pallbearers
all members Of the G. A. r., were G.
D. Pegg, Louis Westberg, w. B. Bee.
son, r. B. Wallace. Henry Price and
Henry White. Burial was in Riverside
Clyde f. West, of Company Twelve
Twentieth engineers, came home Sun
day evening from Camp Dodge, where
he had arrived at 1890 a. m, and re-
ceived his discharge at p. m. He en-
tered the service with the contingent
of Feb. rs, 1917, sent to Camp Dodge,
and has been overseas a ysar. West
is the son Of Mrs. Frank Harmon, s
East North street. ...
Private Earl G. Hay, Company c.
returned home Monday night. He was
discharged at Camp Dodge. Private
Hay went to Camp Dodge with the
contingent of July "a, 1918 and he
went across in September. He has been
with the division that was assigned
to duty in occupied territory in Lux
emburg. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hay. 512 South Fifth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory left
Monday evening for New York City to
visit with their son, Ensign Dudley
Gregory stationed in the Brooklyn navy
yards, and also to greet their younger
son. Jerome. who is expected to land IN
New York Thursday with the Ninety
second division. Mr.. Gregory will be
gone ten days while Mrs. Gregory may
remain for A. lpnEsr visit with her old
er son.
In letter to her parents Miss Eliza
beth Urine, OF this city, student at
Smith College,E Northampton, Mass,
tells Of the dedication AT snisn sHtur-
day night of new chimes recently pre-
sented to the college and said to be