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


| returned to her home this morning al
ter spending Sunday in this city with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Peterson.
Mrs. c. H Thomas, of Peoria, left
for her home this morning after spend
ing a few weeks in this city with her
! daughter. Mrs II. A. Geise.
The home of Russell Smith, 110S
West State street, was quarantined
this afternoon for smallpox. A daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Smith is i'll with
the disease.
Hose. garden. lawn and hose for
washing your car. best hose at lowest
prices. A. (. Burgess Plumbing and
Heating. East State, phone 1881
Advertisement.
Mrs. Clara Novotny and Miss Julia
Yanko returned from Cedar Rapids
Saturday where they attended the May
dance given by the Sokol of Cedar
Rapids Friday night.
Owing to the failure of the film to
arrive we were unable to show William
Hart as advertised. This film was re-
leased for showing May and 3 here,
we have secured the dates May IS and
10 when this picture will appear at
the Strand. Max Heller, manager.
Having leased my veterinary hos
pital I have moved my office to the
Mccombs barn, West Church street.
where l am ready to take care of my
practice. as usual. My phone number
will still be 404 ring I. Residence 404
ring 2. DR.. Neiman. veterinary surgeon.
The regular meeting of the A. B. G.
Bridge Club was held Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. b. G. White
hill of the soldiers home. The prizes
were won by Miss Bertha Campbell
and Mrs. E. A. Franquemont. Refresh
ments were served at the close Of he
afternoon by Mrs. Whitehill.
Another case of smallpox today was
reported to the city physician from
the Cole street neighborhood. where
several homes have been quarantined.
Today's victim of the disease was
Mrs. John Cateron, ll1O Cole street
The house was placed under quaran-
tine and Mrs. Cateron was removed to
the detention hospital.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa E.
Richards, who died at State Center.
was held at the home of her son, Ray
Richards, in State Center at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Middents.
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
conducted the service and burial was
in Hillside. The pallbearers were j.
L. Mcmahon, NJ. V. Matson, f. f.
Benson, w. l.. Kinzie, George F'alconer
and ]. Kiskadden.
An article published in the Grinnell
Herald of interest locally tells of the
winning of the first prize by Marshall
Rebekah Lodge, No. 40 for the best
costumed and decorated Rebekah lodge
which appeared in the parade held in
Grinnell at the celebration of the Tooth
anniversary of the founding Of Odd
Fellowship. The ladies, of whom there
were twenty-fo four, were dressed in
white over which they wore tunics OF
apple green trimmed in pink. On their
heads they wore pink paper crown
shaped caps with the number 40 on
the front Of each. A feature Of their
The prize was Si0.
The funeral Of Charles o. Seberg
was held at Trinity Lutheran church
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
charge Of Rev. B. f. Martin and Rev
Mr. Mattson, the latter of Rock Island,
Ill. Employees Of the NJ. &. st. L. car
shops. where Mr.. Seberg worked, and
members of the Modern Woodmen OF
America attended in body. The pail
bearers were Arthur Carlson. John
Quist, Charles Smith, Alfred Gustaf-
son, Gust johnson and David Young
The flowers were in charge OF Mrs
William kirchberger, Mrs. Chas. Am
blad. Mrs. Leo Randall. Mrs. A. Lee
and Misses Anna Peterson. Mabel
Johnson and Esther Gustafson. Burial
| was in Riverside.
Better get those tires retreaded while
the roads are bad. Silver Ribbed re-
treads are guaranteed $500 miles Of
| service. When you bring your tires
to us to retread they 90 thru the same
| method that they go thru when they
are made new at the factory. Bring ir
your tires and let us prove to you that
our work and material that goes into
these tires is the very best. Our de-
sire is to give the public a retreaded
tire that will stand the hardest usage
for $500 miles or more. Come In any
time and Inspect our tires. Columbia
dry cell batteries all this week IS cents
special sale all week. Iowa vulcaniz
| inK Company, az North First avenue
Marshalltown. Iowa. w. II. Hill &
lson.