Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-07

afternoon at The homo Of Mrs. Il. G.,
f1ntley, 100 East Linn street..
For information about Hayes Cali
rornia Farms nj Chowchllla. see A. T.
Stata. 80 West Advertisement. 4
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DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Keyser. 30l West
state street. are parents OF son born
Sunday evening at the Deaconcss hos
pital.
Lawns sodded, and seeded, nursery
stock planted. All kinds OF yard inn
provement. Dan Olsen, sli East Main
Phone lis5.
wanted-To buy, FIVE or six room
house. well located state
price. location and fun particulars. X
I care this office, ..-..
The home OF A. o. case. l1la SUM
init street, today was released from
quarantine for smallpox. The entire
family has been III with the disease.
j. G. Crawford who suffered a see
ond stroke Of paralysis affecting the
right side week ago. Is unimprovet
at his home H. North Third avenue.
Phi Delta Pho. camp fire girH Will
sell candy at Strand Theater Monday
instead of saturday. Everybody come
and bring your nickles and dimes.
Committee.
Congregational Ladies Aid Bazaar
win be open 10 the public at p. IN.
Wednesday. April .. Rugs, aprons,
fancy articles, etc, will he found on
sale. Committee.
Mrs. G. A. Olson and daughter, Lu-
cile, of Dayton, visited over sunday in
the city at the home OF their daughter
and sister. Mrs q. T. Lindstedt, 203
North Tenth street.
Sarah statlcr returned home Sunday
evening from Des Moines where she
had been visiting for a few days with
Marion Watrous. daughter OF Major
and Mrs. c. 4. Watrous. .. ...
The time for the funeral of Mrs.
Gertrude Spores has been changed
from 1890 Tuesday forenoon to 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Hits
man home 713 South Third street.
Private Donald Dent. son of Mrs.
Inez w. Dent, 40i South Fourth street,
returned home Saturday after being
discharged from the army air service
service sixteen months.
A heavy gust Of wind, that accom-
panied the hard rain early this after
noon. blew in one of the large plate
80 hn ,.Hn far
Company los West Main street, and
broke the glass into small pieces.
Mrs. Harry T., Harmed of Cedar Rap
ids will be the guest of the Covenant
Tuesday. evening. She will
speak at 7:,l5 O'clock. Ladies not men,
invited to hear Mrs. Harmed. Com
mittee. sa ta,
One dollar and twenty-five cents
cleans your spring overcoat.. We call
and deliver. All work guaranteed,
Phone your order. You will be pleased
with our work. Cut Rate Cleaners
207 North Ninth street. Phone
red 1472
MISS EOltn MOiiOS. VINO IL etlptOyeu
in Davenport, returned there Sunday
evening after a visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Molloy, five miles
south Of the city and brother. Joseph
Fl. Molloy, who was recently discnarg
ed from the service.
troop train Of about 300 soldiers
from various aviation units was in the
city Saturday evening for a short tins
on the way TO Camp Dodge where the
men were to ne mustered out Of the
service. The Red Cross canteen SER
vice served coffee. doughnuts and Gig
arets.
George Seffnga, SO Bromley street,
received a. message" Sunday telling OF
the arrival at Boston OF Leroy Hyatt
of Company D, 103d infantry, Twenty
sixth division. Hyatt was sent over
seas in September. The message said
that he would be sent 20 Camp Dodge
to be mustered cut.
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Mrs. F. K. Mcconnell sos Jerome
street, was hostess Saturday afternoon
at the regular meeting of the A. B. c.
Bridge Club whose members enjoyed
the usual game. the prizes being won
by Mrs. John W. Wallace and Mrs.
Stanley B. Sieg At the close of the
game the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. O., G. Dentzer. of Lake Bluff. ILL.,,
was a guest from out of the city.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Coyne, 3O4 South First
avenue. is in receipt of a telegram
from her husband telling of his arrival
In Boston from France, where he was
sent in September with Company b.
103d Infantry of the Twenty sixth di-
vision. Private Coyne went with the
July "a contingent to Camp Pike. Ark.
but expects to be sent to Camp Dodge
to be mustered out.
Funeral services for Miss Nina East
were held at II o'clock this morning
from the Friends church in charge OF
Rev. II. w. Cope. The pallbearers
were Misses Theda Kopp, Edna
Strauss, Florence East and Margaret
Ward and flower bearers Mrs r. 8.
and Mrs. =. II. ConseT.
Burial was in Riverside. A brother,
Leavitt East and wife. of Kansas City.
Mo. were in attendance at the services.
Serious fire loss was averted sun
day morning shortly after 10:45 O'clock
thru the timely discovery of blaze
under the kitchen floor Of the Farmers
cafe, at % North First avenue. The
blaze started from hot ash pan
under the range. The fire ate small
hole in the kitchen floor and began to
spread in the basement below. but was
quickly extinguished with chemicals.
The loss In small. The building il