Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-10
CITY INGBRIEF
O. F.. futile. icweler and op,icIan.

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Sordskcr's banner Market Phone
| Coz Advertisement
Nordskog's Banner Market. q clean
mar iet.-Adyertisement
IN. Whitaker left Monday night, for
! Farlkton, :. D.. to remain this week on
uginccs
Mr. and Mrs, Harry visars and son
Leo. Of Waterloo, spent Monday here
! with friends.
| II. W. shove & Son istrict man
grrs the Mutual Life insurance com
pany Of New York Masonic Temple.
The Archcrs Aid Society will meet
! Wednesday afternoon ~ she home of
| Mrs n. c. Hanson, IL West Nevada
/ street.
| 'larkct sale in MarshalltoNn. Satur-
day. June IA. Bring anything'you have
for sale. Plumb Munro, Mason &
Shoemaker.
Tickets for commencement Friday,
June IS. on sale at odeon tomorrow
at 10 a. m. Admission IS cents, war
tax extra. COMMITTEES.
Z Have you tried the cut Rate Clean,
ers and pressers7 SaSn money by
leaving your urucr. Phone s06s. We
call and deliver. n. c. Sparks.
W. n. Gilbert who has been in New
York city on business trip Of several
weeks in connection With his long stay
in Japan, reached home this morn
ing.
Just few choice suits left--oue
J tweed. one rookie, the balance in navy
: and black-your choice al discount
B Of third from our usual prices.
/ Erintnall & Brintnall.
! Hear DR.. Rondthalcr and see the
sweetest story ever told in moving pic
lures. Saving the Children" Shrubs
! hall. Friday, June l3. s p. m. Admission
! free; men. women and children invited.
| Advertisement.
! Sergeant Justus Schmidt, Company
/ B, S37th machine gun battalion.
Eighty eighth division, arrived at
| Camp Dodge Monday night. Sergeant
! Schmidt expected to be mustered out
today or early Thursday.
Corporal Russell Bartine. Company
| /. 350th infantry. Ninetieth division!
! landed at Boston Saturday, according
! to a letter to mis- uncle. r. A Julien.
| of this city. Corporal Bartine is a
! son Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Bartine. of st.
Anthony
Byron Ruth has gone to Princeton.
! y. j.. to attend the graduation eSer-
J clses Of Princeton University. where he
/ vas a student at the time of his en-
| listment for French ambulance ser
vice two years ago. The class being
| graduated this year is the one OF which
! he was member.
In honor of the 18th birthday of her
I daughter, Madeline, Mrs. Frank A.
! Benson, entertained fourteen girl
! friends at her home, 209 South Center
! street, Saturday afternoon. Games and
| music were enjoyed. The hostess serv-
ed aTwo- course luncheon, assisted by
Mrs. Charles Hodson.
Have you seen the Vanity Fair glove
| silk 'Step-in' envelope? You don't pull
il on over your head-simply step in
/ and you're in until you step out. rs
| the suggest little envelope chemise
you have ever seen and best of all
Il there isn't a single snap or button
20 come off or undone. Be sure to see
4 this number. Brintnall & Brintnall.
4 Rev. G.. G. Perkins. of Moline. H.,
and daughter, Miss Emily Perkins. ar
1 rived in the city this morning from
4 Chicago. where they nave been visit
ing for a short time since spending the
winter in st. Petersburg. Fla. and at
Il HendersOnville. y. C, Rev. Mr.. Per-
kins Will remain for A visit with his
daughter, Mrs. C c. st. Clair while
Miss Perkins will spend the summer
here
Harry J. Rodgers spent Sunday IN
st. Paul. where he was called by the
serious sickness OF his sister-in- la "
Mrs. W. c. Rodgers. who is patient
at st. Luke's hospital Mrs. Rodgers
is suffering with a severe bowel trouble
the exact nature Of which has not been
positively diagnosed She has beer
running a temperature as high as 104
but Saturday night her temperature
did not go above 102. She rested bet
ter and seemed improved Sunday.
Teachers Of the Woodbury. echoo
gave a luncheon at the Pilgrim hots
Saturday afternoon, followed by
shower at the home of Miss Rutl
Dieterich in honor of Miss Mari
W. C. White June II. The rooms a