Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-21

| Mrs. o. 5. Fox. OF Gladbrook, under
went an operation OF the ear at the
Deaconess this forenoon.
j. Levin left Saturday night for a
| business trip to New York city, wher,
he viii remain two weeks.
The Court OF Honor Circle will meet
Tuesday afternoon ut the home of Mrs
NJ. II. Pinkerton. sos East Main street
| The ladies of the Trinity Lutheran
church will give supper at the
church Friday evening, April %. Com
mittee.
| NATIONAL ginxham week, April Fl tC
! rs. Ginghams and wash goods espe-
| cially priced for this weeks selling
Levin Dry Goods Company.
| Have you tried the Cut Rate Clean
ers and presscrs? Save money by
leaving your order. Phone red l4I2
| We call and deliver. IA. G. Sparks.
Y Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eightniger re.
! turned to their home IL Montezuma
after spending Sunday here with tn
| latters parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward
Coffey.
.
Bingham, Bingham, gingham-the
wash goods faoric for spring and sum-
mer wear thousands of yards espe-
Cially priced all this week. Levin Dry
| Goods Company.
Misses Pearl Adams, Isadore Topf
Helen Willard and Mary Helen Ket-
chum spent Saturday III Ames visit
ing friends and attending the Pan
Hellenic dance Saturday night.
For sale, brand new house. six
rooms and bath, oak finish and floors,
built in buffet. ironing board, etc. Fine
garage at 122 South Tenth street. Leon
II. Will. owner, lis South Tenth street.
Advertisement.
The senior class of the Lamoille
high school presents their class play
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
April % and 23 at the Congregational
church. Lamoille. Tickets 35 and ID
cents.
For sale. Modern residence at Az
East Church street, corner property
Paving and cement walk all around
SIEVE rage and modern improvements
Lot sixty by ninety feet. Terms cash,
or in deferred payments if desired.
| c. H. E. Boardman.
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John Randall Dunn, member OF the
| official board of lectureship Of the
| Mother Church, the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass will
speak in the church auditorium on
next Thursday evening. The public is
, invited. Christian Science Directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Mayer anc
son, Donald, arrived home Saturda,
evening from Whiting. Ind. where
| Mrs. Mayer and son have been visit.
ins with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
| D. F. Arnold, for four weeks. Mr.
Mayer has been in Chicago and whit
ing for the past week.
| According to a telegram received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Goodale. their son
Ben, who has been in the French am
| bulance service since early in this
countryrs participation in the war. ar
| rived in New York Sunday from
| France. The message stated that the
| young man was feeling fine and that
! he was to be sent to Camp Merritt
| n. J.
Mrs. c. E. Edsall received cable
Saturday from her husband, Sergt
Clarence Edsall from Meyers. France,
saying that he expected to sail Satur-
day for the United States. Sergeant
Edsall entered the service with the sec
ond contingent from this county Sept
! II, 1917, to Camp Dodge and was sent
overseas June l. 1918, with headquar-
tiers company of the 527th engineers.
He is the older son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. P. Edsall. y
Miss Azure White. Of Belle PLANE,
| formerly first grade teacher in the
Woodbury. school, was in the city Sun
day evening between trains, en- route
| from Belle PLANE to Des Moines. Miss
White left Marshalltown almost a
| year ago to do clerical work for the
government in Washington. Recently
| she was. transferred to Camp Dodge,
with an increase in salary, the second
| increase she has received since she
entered the government work.
Mrs. II. s. Miller, 3O3 Park street,
received a telephone message from
| lSi sui, til SoiiP hoNeoS ''"s"N
day evening, telling that he had ar
rived there Friday as casual of
Company l., 364th infantry of the
Ninety first division. He was sent to
Camp Dodge with the contingent OF
April. 20, 1918, and went overseas in
June with Company r. 35sth infantry
Of the Nintieth division which he was
with when he was gassed Oct! 3 while
in action. He expects to be mustered
out Of the service soon.
We solicit the patronage Of the pub
lie with guaranteed service. We know
the Silver Ribbed retread tires are
absolutely the best guaranteed re-
tread tires that money can buy. Do
you know It? That is what we want
you to md out and the only way you
can ever find out Is to try them. We
know IL you once try them you will
always use them. We invite your in
spection at all times. Iowa Vulcaniz-
inS Company. w. H Hill & Son IS
North First avenue, Marshalltown,
Iowa 4&
Jim" Sllers, who. twenty-fiv years
ago., was at the, height of his. glory IN
local pugilistic circles, went thiS after
noon to Cedar Rapids. where he will
participate in g boxing carnival PRO-
NOTED by Jack" Dempsey. Sellers has
always had a desire to come back" in
the squared ring, and considers him.
4eh in good condition to make a good
showing against any antagonist Of his
weight who may be selected to appear
aaginst him. just twenty-f1v years
ako today, in Cedar RAPIDS, Sellers