Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09

Ralph p. scott was In Waterloo
Wednesday on business.
Mothers day. May II. Order your
flowers now. Kemhle Green houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Keefer spent
"Wednesday In Dcs Moines visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs, A. Olson went Thursday To
Upton 10 spond few days with her
sister. Mrs. NJ. II. Mockler.
For good home made cookies. cakes
and brown bread Saturday cali the
Sanitary Grocery. Phones t9s--i99--
Advertisement.
Saturday, May 10, all accounts for
merchandise purchased OF us before
May l become due and payment is
requested. e. r. Lay.
Mothers day IL next Sunday. Re-
member your best friend with bloom
ing plant or a bunch OF flowers from
Kemble Greenhouses.---Adye
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For Sale--One model 20 Hudson
roadster. ss5; one pneumatic trailer,
SIS; One Overland radiator for model
80, like new, SIS; Baxter Typewriter
Company, fremont building.
busy afternoon was spent sewing
carpet rags by the members Of the
aid society of the First United Evan
gelical church who met Thursday In
the lecture room OF the church.
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l know you don't want to miss our
oil daln .rat IN
seven cup percolator, two quart
serial cooker, a IL inch round rooster
and a set of stew pans all on sale at
$1.49 each, Saturday. Carriers Econ
amy Store.
The aid society of the Elm Lutheran
church met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors when the time was
\ spent in sewing following the business
session. The hostess was Mrs. Carl
Johnson, who served refreshments,
assisted by Mrs II. Robertson and Mrs.
T. s. Thompson.
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| Another rare chance to get some
! great bargains in pure aluminium
! cooking utensils. We are placing on
sale Saturday two quart rice cookers.
l inch basting roasters, seven cup
percolators, a nest Of three sauce pans.
Any of these items at $1.49 each. Car
ter's Economy Store.
Several little friends of Wilma
| Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
| Fl. Lewis, were entertained in honor
of her 5th birthday anniversary at her
home, go South Center street. We'd
nesday afternoon. The hours were
| spent with music and games and a
luncheon was served by Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. G. r. Edsall received tele-
| gram this morning from the Salvation
Army at New York City telling of the
arrival at Camp Mills of her husband
| with casual company 1852. Sergeant
Edsall went to Camp Dodge with the
| second contingent from the county
! Sept. 10, 1917, and was sent overseas
| the first part Of June, 1918. He has
| been member of the 527th engineers,
| headquarters division with the army
Of occupation. \
Mrs. Mary Benson, Of I.amoille, is in
| receipt of a telegram from her son,
Henry, telling OF his arrival in New
York City from France. Benson went
| to Camp Dodge with the contingent of
April "a, 1918, and was sent overseas
the latter part of August with the
Eighty eighth division. Soon after
! his arrival over there he suffered an
attack of the influenza which was fol-
lowed by pneumonia but upon his re-
covery he joined the division in the
army of occupation. Mrs. Benson pre-
sumes that his early return Is due to
an old trouble in his arms with which
| he has suffered for some time.
Members of >the Woman's Auxiliary
/ of st. Paul's church who were on a
team captained by Mrs G.. w. Law
renee. which lost recently in a go-to-
| church and lenten calling contest, en-
tertained the other members of the So
ciety at luncheon Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. L. c. Abbott, 511 East
Church street. Bouquets Of apple bios
SONS formed the decorations of the
tables at which luncheon was served
! by Mrs. Abbott, assisted by Mrs. Hazel
Abbott and Mrs. D. G. Bechtel, Jr The
afternoon hours were enjoyed socially
and the members brought with them
a shower Of gifts to be sent to st.
Monicas Home at Des Moines. Mrs.
Annie Thayer, of White Bear Lake.
Mimi, was a guest from out Of the
city.
| Jose Shorberg, Of Flasher, n. D.,
recently discharged from the United
| States army at Camp Dodge, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Shorberg, and friends at Haver-
hill, his former home, was in the city
Wednesday night enroute to Flasher.
From Flasher ne expects soon to go 10
Montana, where he may remain for
some time. Shorberg enlisted in the
army in North Dakota and has been
in service eleven months, nine months
of this time overseas as a member Of
Company A, send infantry, Ninety
| first (Wild West) division. His regl-
| ment went to the front lines early in
September, 1918, and remained in ac-
tive combative service until the close
Of the war, being engaged in the ST.
Mihiei drive and in the Argonne for
est. The division saw service in both
France and Belgium.