Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26
o. f. ru,tle, is~sl.r and optician.
DR.. Graham. osteopath, Masonic temple

o. +. Tuttle. jewsisr, and optician.
DIR. Graham. osteopath, Masonic temple
Mrs. NJ. II, Korns went this morning
to Montour.
Wanted-Tallor, steady work. q, A,
Swanson, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Look at The Strand ad In ton ght's
paper; some show FOR you.- Advertise
ment.
Look at the strand ad In tonight
paper: some show for you. Advertise
ment.
Mrs, =. +. ALBRIGHT went this morn
ing TO Clinton to spend week with
relatives.
Look at the Strand ad in tonight
paper; some show for you.-Aivertise
ment.
Look at the Strand ad in tonight
paper: some show for you.--Advertisc'
ment.
Pltkin's high grade barn paint, col
ors red and gray. We have a complete
stockk. Abbott & Son.
Mrs. H. Hudson went this morning
70 Waterloo TO visit her, cousin, Mrs,
G.. Burnam, for a few days.
Mrs. c. T.. Lamb left for Grand River
this morning to spend a few days with
her daughter Mrs, Mary Bryant
Mark Moler has received a telegram
from his son Lyle that the latter land
ed safely at New York City Friday
from overseas servlces
Special Monday and Tuesday, one
pound cottage cheese and one and one
half pint sweet cream, % cents, deliv-
cred. Jackson Dairy Company. Phone
317.
plumbing and heating material take.
drop. II YOU are going 10 build or dc
any repairing better see us first 10.
prices. f. z. Mack & Company, Ii
South First street, phone I'll.
Mrs. w, II. Gilbert, who accom-.
panied Mr.. Gilbert to New York Cit!
two weeks ago. arrived home thi!
morning. Mr.. Gilbert expects to re-
main in New York City two week.
longer
r. w. McCreery, Z. P. Gale, Stanley
p. Sieg and Merritt Greene. Jr., all OF
the Western Grocer Company mills
returned this morning from Chicago
where they have been attending tho
convention of the Western Corners
Association.
10 I'D l. Il
received word that their son Eugene
landed at New York Thursday from
service overseas. McKibben was Will
an ambulance section that was in ser.
vice in Italy. He is to be sent t.
Camp Dix TO be mustered out
A notable fishing experience and
the men who shared it, will be Mr.
Martins theme at the Congregat iona
church tomorrow at II, church schoo
at 10, Vespers at 3. young peoples
meeting at $50. Excellent music al
all, services. The public is most cor
daily invited. Committee.
The brotherhood class Of Bethany
United Brethren Sunday school that
was beaten in recent automobile
race contest entertained the members
OF the Sunday school at the church
Friday night. Games were played and
supper was served by Rev. o. 8. Long
j. D. Plumb, c. w. Plumb. B. F. Kemp
er, W. c. Rockwell and F. F. Swope.
st. Margaret's Mission met Friday
evening at the home of Miss Pear
Adams, II West Grant street, with
Misses Adams, Marie Miller and Alma
Hagberg as hostesses. The members
held their business session and then
enjoyed a guessing contest in which
the prize was won by Mrs. Earl Arson
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Titonka Topic: George Lamoreuy
and family and Mrs. l.. D. I4amoreux
left Thursday for Marshalltown where
the former will make their future
home. George has not decided what
he will do but it is assumed that he
will purchase a farm and move onto
it. We regret to chronicle the de-
parture of this good family from our
midst. Mrs. l.. D. will stay two or
three weeks visiting there and will re-
turn home with her nephew. Andrew
Hansen.
The bible class of the Baptist church.
OF which Mrs. E. B. Jones is teacher
enjoyed a social Friday afternoon and