Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-15


The Methodist ladies' aid will hold
an exchange at Sinclalr's store Satur-
day, Aug. 23.-Advertiselnent.
II. w. Shove & son, district man.
ayers tho Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany of New York, Masonic Temple
Mrs q. II. Tate OF Ferguson, left
| this morning for Lincoln, Neb, 10 visit
a few days with relatives and friends.
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Our delivery Roy lost n coat cut out
| ready for the tailor, party finding same
please return to US for reward. Hop
kins & Son.
Last chance to can aprlcots Friday
| and Saturday. Get them from your
grocer or Independent Fruit Company.
Advertisement.
The study class of the TwcnttotH
| Century Club will meet with Mrs. H.
! j. Howe. 6 South Fifth avenue, at
! o'clock Saturday afternoon.
| Fried spring chicken dinner at the
Pilgrim Hotel Sunday. everything
good goes with 1t, 80 cents; make
reservations early-Advertisement.
Ice cream and cake, and watermelon
social at Westminster Chapel corner
Ninth avenue and Bromley street, Fri
| day evening, Aug. 15.--Advertisement
+. II. Houghton, the insurance man,
has moved to new office rooms over
the 10-cont store, over 81 West Main
street. Marshalltown. Gowa.-Advertise-
ment.
,1,fx loft N a
morning for Mr.. Hendricks home in
Illinois and points in Indiana for
week or ten days visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Jessie Sharp, OF Louisville, KY,
| Is in the city for a visit of a week or
two with her father A. G. Sharp and
sister Miss Ella Sharp. coming here
from Detroit, Mich. where she has
been visiting at the home of her broth
er, Frank Sharp. Miss Sharp came
west from New York, where she has
been on a buying trip for large mil
linery house of Louisville.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety met Thursday afternoon at River
| view Park, and following a brief bust
| afternoon in picnic fashion, with Il
supper at o'clock. The attendance
was quite large. The hostesses were
Mrs F. ]. Neiman. Mrs. Charles Klie-
benstein, Mrs. G. c. Woodmansee, Mrs.
! Mary Garfield. Mrs. Sarah Garfield
and Mrs. A. L. McKeen. Mrs. c. l..
Loffler. Of Minneapolis. was an out OF
town guest.
Miss Leora Clemens, who Is to be
married to Eldon Cole, Sept. l3, was
the guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. w. r. Rubee and
Miss Grace Cooper at the latters
home, South Eighth street, Wednes-
day afternoon. The guests numbered
| twenty and greatly enjoyed mock
wedding ceremony in which Miss Ruth
| Haines was the bride and Miss Hazel
| Norland, the groom. Miss Fac Smith
| was the preacher" who performed the
ceremony. The hostesses served re-
! freshments, assisted by Miss Helen
| Cooper.
Members and number OF visitors
! attended the meeting Of the aid soci-
| ETY. OF the Elm Lutheran church, held
at the church Thursday afternoon.
| The hostesses were Mrs. L. A. Larson
| and Mrs. H. c. Hanson. A business
| meeting was followed by a paper on
| missions, read by Miss Anna Larson
and a piano solo by Miss Gladys Haeue'
The hostesses were assisted In serv-
ing by Mrs. c. B. Johnson, Miss Ber-
tina Johnson, Mrs. A. Nelson and MISS
Olga HelIand. ut-of town guests
were Mrs. L.. Hill and Mrs. p. N. Sko-
Doe, Of Story City; Miss Olga Holland,
of Slater, and Mrs. C. Ullstad, OF
Northwood.
Mrs. Clara Loder and Mrs. Rose
Swick are in receipt of announcements
Of the marriage of their niece, Miss
Goldie May Walker, of Kansas City,
to Toland Dwight Mitchell, also OF
Kansas City. at the home Of the bride
uncle, John F. Hegardt, Aug. 8. Mrs.
Mitchell is known in this city, having
visited here frequently in past years.
She formerly was teacher In the
| Tama schools, later was in government
| employ at Washington, D. c.. and since
| the close Of the war has been en-
ployed as a stenographer at Kansas
| City. Mr.. Mitchell Is an automobile
| salesman, and served during the war
| In the aviation corps.
Jesse Norris, son OF Mrs. G. S. Nu-
gent who has been overseas with the
American expeditionary forces and the
army of occupation for fifteen months.
was mustered out of service Wednes
day at Camp Dodge, and returned
home in the night. Norris enlisted in
this city May 2, 1917, and arrived
overseas May 80, 1918, being assigned
to the medical department of the
Thirty ninth infantry, Second division.
During his service at the front he was
engaged in giving first aid to the
wounded. Altho actively engaged at
the front for months Norris suffered
| but one slight wound. being hit by