Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-03

Miss Wade Gle,
Mr., and Mrs. r, A. Furman, of
Spirit Lake, left this morning for their
| home after "a short visit at the home Of
Mr. Fu'man's uncle, r. w. Alban.
Let Hewitt charge your battery and
inspect your electric system. We call
and return your battery. Electrical
work specially. Hewitt Garage,
phone 1893,
Rev. II. w. Cope went to Oskaloosa
this morning where he will attend the
annual meeting of the ministers OF the
Friends church of Iowa. The meeting
will be in session all veek.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Pulls, of Sinsinawa.
Wis, who nave teen visiting for few
days at the home of Mrs Pulls sister.
Mrs. sylvester Lang, left this forenoon
for Dubuque where they will visit with
other relatives for few days before
returning home.
A troop train OF seven cars consist
ing of Iowa men from various divisions
that served overseas spent two hours
in the city Saturday evening, being on
their way to Camp Dodge TO be must
cred out, The local Red Cross Canteen
served hot coffee and doughnuts at the
train.
John Hurlburt. formerly of this city.
but now of Mount Vernon. spent Sum
day in the city as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter l.. Smith, stopping here
enroute from Grinnell to Mount Yer
non. Hurlburt was in sGrinnell Satur
day with the Cornell College basketball
five, Of which he is a member.
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Why buy unguaranteed automobile
castings and tu5ings when you can buy
castings and tubes fully guaranteed to
be puncture proof for 5000 miles. or
a new one free. A written guarantee
accompanies each casing and tube.
Call and see NE before iIaying. A. &C..
Owen Jr, 522 North First street.
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complimentary to the 18th birthday
anniversary Of her son, Harry, Mrs.
F. W. Gates, 1917 West Main street,
entertained twelve OF his friends Sas-
urday afternoon. Games and dancing
formed the afternoons diversion after
which Mrs. Gates served a two-course
lunch assisted by Mrs. r. B. Valentine.
Dr. Vern WINERY, son Of Mn. AMI
Mrs. j. NJ. Whinery. arrived home Sun
day night from Camp Logan, Tex.
where he had been in the dental re
serve of the army. DR.. Winery eX-
poets to remain here for about week
and then will return to Sioux City,
where he was practicing dentistry be-
fore he entered the service.
Mr. ,Irc IAhn MiEschl SUl
South Third avenue, received word
Saturday thai :, their son, Edward
Mikschl. of the United States navy.
had sailed Friday for Europe. Mikschl
has been in the submarine service for
nine months and with 200 men of the
navy left for Europe to bring German
U-boats to American. He expects to
be away three or four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c., Z. Mills and son
Thomas. of st. Paul, arrived in the
city Saturday evening from Hoe
Springs, Ark, where they have been
visiting for 4 month and will remain
for short visit with Mr.. Mills sisters,
Mrs. John w. Wallace and Mrs. E. h
Mcconnell and families before re
turning home. There we're met he,"
by their daughter Nadeane, who will
accompany than home.
Mr.. and Mrs; j. W. Edenburn. 10
North Seventh street, entertained thir-
ty guests at dinner Friday evening a.
the last Of u series Of parties. Deco
rations of spring flowers were used on
the tables at which dinner was served
in four courses by the hostess assist
ed by Mrs. Mary Berriman and Mrs
w. B. Hurlburt Bridge formed the
evenings diversion. the prizes being
Won by Mrs. Berriman and II. T.
Woodward.
Mrs. P. l.. Bailey, +05 North Third !
avenue. entertained eleven children
Saturday afternoon at her home in !
honor of the 10th birthday anniver- !
Sary of her son, Lloyd, whose teacher,
Miss Madge Newcomer was also
guest Games and music occupied the
time and the hostess served a two
course lunch assisted by Miss Bess
Poynes. A color scheme of pink and
white was used in the menu and was
also carried oft with carnations and
narcissus in the decorat tons Of the
lunch table.
Gaining entrance 10 the rear Oh lHe I
building thru a doorway which had
been burned away by the fire early
Sunday morning, a thief ransacked .
trunk belonging to he proprietor CT the
I .ee wah laundry ON East Main street
Sunday afternoon, but was surprised at
his work and frightened away before
he had secured property of much val
ue. He made his escape thru the back
door, carrying with him number of
neckties belonging TO the laundryman.
The thief was pursued by the China
man but was not overtaken.
In response to telegram received
Sunday morning by Mr. and Mrs. i
w Oppice from Hampton Roads Va,
telling that their son, Roland. was ser
iously i'll and for them to come at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oppice and daughter,
Mrs Louis N. Bailey, left Sunday az
ternoon. Opp!ce was wounded by ma
chine gun fire i'm October and recently
arrived In this country and was sent
to a hospital at Hampton Roads.
Since arriving there he had been Ill
but did not state the nature of his i'll
ness in his letters to his parents. The
message did not give the cause of his
Illness. He Is a member Of Company
II, 32Sth infantry.
Daily Thought.