Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-17
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BURGESS plumbing and heating. 8
East state street. Phone 1894. work.
right. prices Acknowledgement.
The Presbyterian choir Will give
'acred concert sunday evening at y.
m, You are invited. Committee
The Presbyterian choir VIII give n
sacred concert Sunday evening mt
p m. you are invited. COMMITTEES.
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For irrorr a.. on about Hayes Call
'ni1la Farr> at Chowchi,la, see A. T.
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Mrs. NJ. Koett. Of oeiwein. returned
home this morning after spending n
few days with her daughter Mrs. G, II.
Workman. @
Have you tried the Cut, Rate clean
.ers and pressers? Save money by
leaving your order. Phone 206S, We
call and deliver. II. G. Sparks.
Miss Lorena Miltenberger arrived
home Friday from Moravia. where she
has been principal of the graded school.
She will spend the summer ut the home
Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. X.
Miltenberger.
Private Harold Johns. who served
overseas, returned to Green Mountain
Friday where he Is stopping with his
uncle, Logan Lane. Private Johns was
discharged at Camp Dodge. He served
in machine gun battalion with the
Thirty fourth division
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Chaplain NJ. NJ. Londahl recently
returned from service with the United
States army in France. and former
pastor of the Elm Lutheran church OF
this city. has returned to this city.
Mrs. Londehl and children have been
living at 1908 West Church street DUR
ing the chaplain's absence.
The 'Hoodoo" class of the United
Brethren Sunday school met Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. ]. ID.
Plumb. 1106 East Main street for its
monthly social meeting. Fifteen MEM
bers and guests were present and the
evening was pleasantly spent with
music and games. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. assisted by her
mother. Mrs n. D. Ivans.
Eat more spinach! And be sure to
tell your grocer that you want 1t In
the Cameo Brand. Spinach is not only
a nourishing and we'll liked food; it
also has a soothing effect upon the
stomach Cameo Spinach, tender and
full grown is picked by hand Before
it is canned, it goes thru five wash
ings and so is absolutely free from
Funeral services for, Frank e.
knight, who hanged himself at James
vile, Wis, We're held at 2 o'clock Fri
day afternoon from the Hartland
Friends church in charge of Rev.
George Mcclellan. The pail bearers
We're W. r. and Harry w. Meninger'
A. D. Ankeny, Ralph W. Van Horn.
H. p. Edsall and Charles Pyle. Burial
was in the Hartland cemetery.
The Methodist church is planning. for
a great day tomorrow. Every member
of the Sunday school is asked to bring
a recruit. At the morning service the
pastor Dr. G.. w. Crowder will preach.
Topic, Gods Own Cause" I'm the
evening the Rev Roy V. Porter OF
Belle PLANE, is to present and give an
address. This is the family church for
the people of Marshalitown and the
strangers within the gates" we BID
you welcome. Committee.
LYLE Moler, son of Mark Moler. 4o'
North Third avenue returned nome
this morning from Camp Dodge. where
he was mustered out of the service.
Moler was a member of Company A.
16Sth infantry, Rainbow division. he
has been in the service for two years.
Dewey Wilson, son of w. NJ. Wilson,
returned home this morning from
Camp Dodge where he was also mus
tered out. Wilson was another mem
Der of Company A. Of the 1Ssth. lie
was gassed in August. 1918.
Mrs. c. C. Cottle and daughter, Mrs.
W. R. Gibbon. of Los Angeles, are
guests of friends in the city, having az
rived Thursday evening from Fair
field where they have been visiting
with DR.. Cottlc's mother, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Gillian. They are on their way
home from spending the winter IN Flo
rida and eastern cities. Mrs. Giooon
has been making her home with her
parents while her husband has been IN
the service. He is lieutenant In the
motor transport corps and has been
in the supply department service IN
France for sixteen months. Lieutenant
Gibbon is expected to arrive in New
York City Monday.
The members of the Fifth Ward
Boys and Girls Poultry Club met Fri
day evening at the home of the di-
rector, Abel F. Hankins, 9O7 May
street, and were entertained by In
structive stereopticon views furnished
by Iowa state College. The views
showed modern construction of poul-
try houses, different methods of feed
ing, diseases Sof poultry and special
treatment. for gap worms In little
chicks. The gap worm treatment
slides were the feature of the exhibit
ton The club members will meet
again Monday evening at the Hankins
home, when C. P. Earls, Of Iowa State
College, Ames. will speak on poultry
raising.
Complimentary to Miss Gilmore, VINO
is to be married the latter part of June
to Fred Brewer, of Milwaukee, Mrs. w.
NJ. Baker entertained the members or
TIN. 'T.afalo+ club" at a miscellaneous
shower this afternoon at her home, D
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