Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-01

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Lyon has real estate bargains.
o. =. futile. jewsier and optician.
Or. Graham. ostsopsth. Masonic temps
DR.. Pauline Myers Hanson.--Adv.
ertisement.
Try our Sal.O- Well silver polish. q
cents q tube. Abbott 4 Son.
H. q. Martin went TO Gearing Fri
day night for short stay on business
Mrs. Philip Hutchinson went tc
Boone Friday night to visit few days
With friends.
ELLA winsiow. 14l2 South Cents
street. went to Albion Friday night u
remain today visiting friends.
The home safety pairing knife wit
safety rasor blade. It slices and cal
then be removed and cleaned. Abbott
. Son.
Waiting at Clemens for week. passed
thru the city Friday night on her way
home to Huron s. d.
Mrs. Walter Swain and two children
Of Stanford. returned home Frida!
night after spending the day at thu
Everett Rash home. II: Shepard street
Notice to the Frank NJ Thomas re
lief corps members: Meet at the NJ. f
church. 2:45 Sunday y. M, to atten'
the funeral of Hamlin 3. Miller Sec
rotary.
G. Eldred Marsh, 81 Park street
was at Clifford Friday to attend tn
funeral Of James Adams. Mr.. Adams
who was 80, was one of Gifford's old
est residents.
Mesdames A. e. Reno and II. f. Ora
ham OF Grinnell, were in the city Fri
day while or their way home from
Tama where they have been visitini
for Il few days.
Regular meeting Of r. M. Thomas
Post G. A. r. Monday evening Feb. 3
80 o'clock. Important business. Ev'
cry comrade should be present. G. d
Pegg. commander.
The members Of the Souvenir Club
enjoyed their regular meeting Frida!
and dinner aot the home Of Mise!
Amanda and Thresa Baasch. 7oo Yves
Boone street. Five hundred was played
All persons having accounts aeains
the Red Cross hospital should file theil
bills for up to JAN 81 with the secre
tary without delay II they desire
prompt payment. H. ]. Rodgers, com
mittee secretary.
Anyone In Iowa wanting chickens o.
poultry Of any kind, be at the marke
sale in Marshalltown Friday. Februar!
It'll, Big poultry sale. Stock sale Sat
urday. February sth. Plumb, Munro
Mason & Shoemaker.
Albert J. Ruopp. son of Mt and Mre
John Ruopp. 500 West Boone stree;
came home Friday evening from Caml
Dodge, where he was mustered out Q
the service. He has been ATTENDING
the gas school at Camp Dodge sine
September ..
Mrs. Fern Hoebel and sons, Horace
and Robert, Of Blairstown. came Fri
day evening to visit at the w. p
Flower home. Roland Flower. from tn
Great Lakes training station. arrives
home this morning to remain owe
Sunday With his parents. Mr.. and Mra
w. p. Flower.
Altho II may have been inferre,
from the item published in Friday!
Times Republican, altho not SO stated
that Bert Essen was removed to thu
detention hospital from No. 3s Sortl
First street. such was not the case
Essen's mother lives there. but thu
young man has been working In tn
country. The mother conducts a room
ing house.
Thirty members were In attendance
at the regular meeting Of the Woman
Bible Glass Of the Methodist church
held Friday afternoon at the home O.
Mrs. Thomas Stotts. 1909 West Church
street, with Mesdames b. b. Shollen'
berger. w. s. Devine, James Jensen. 8
W. Kinney and w. r. Rubee as host
esses. Fleeing = quilt occupied thu
time, following the business session.
Funeral services Of Mrs. Emm,
Perry were held Friday afternoon at
o'clock from the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Ira Cook. three and one-hal
miles east OF Clemens, and At 49,
from the Bivens Grove church il
charge of Rev. q. w. Biersborn. Thu
pallbearer were Charles Ross. Charlie!
Smith. Thomas Andrews, Jay Gaun
and H. Bacon. Burial was in tn,
church cemetery.
Sixteen young girls OF the sixth ant
seventh grades Of John Childs schoo
met at the home Of Gwendoline Evans
North Third avenue, Friday after
noon and organized . club to do Bel
gian relief work. The club was nance
the Bluebird and the officers chosen
were; Gwendoline Evans, president
Helen Tuffree, secretary, and jun
Gundlach, treasurer. Following tn
business session piano numbers wer
enjoyed and the hostess served re
freshments. assisted by Helen Tuffree
To whom 1t may concern: have