Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-26

Lawn swings, nhfnmocks ana pofSh
swings, see our line. Bondage Hard
ware Company.
For Sale-A quantity Of buttermilk
for feed cheap while We have it. Jack
son Dairy Company. Phone ST..
-
For information about Haycs Call
| fornia Farms at Chowchilla. see A. I.
Stata. 20 west NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pillsbury patent flour at sa.4o all this
week. Cray's Produce House, 1874 Wes'
Main street, phone 941.--Advertise-
ment.
John Smith, who is attending Iowa
State University, spent Sunday in this
| city with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| l.. Smith.
The .Irinnell Laundry Queen electric
| washer have a driving dolley that nc
other washer has, let us demonstrate
Bondage Hardware Company.
Have you tried the Cut Rate Clean.
ers and pressers? Save money by
| leaving your order Phone 206S. We
call and deliver. H. c. Sparks.
| Miss Edith Gard employed In the Of
| flee of the secretary Of state at De:
| Moines, spent Sunday in the city witt
| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gard
Mrs. Agnes McManus returned this
| morning from Abba where she visited
| over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Snyder and with other
| friends.
| hangers we can hang twenty more
rooms on short notice. You are next,
select your paper and have work done
when promised. Everist Wall Paper
! House.
Clyde Gard, son of Mr.. and Mrs
| Marion Gard, recently returned from
France with the Eighty-second divis-
| ion, Saturday was mustered out OF
service at Camp Dodge and returned
home Saturday night.
H. P. Foster Of Chicago, general
auditor Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy, and wife, were over Sunday
visitors in the city at the home OF
Mrs. Fosters sister, Mrs. S. b. Sieg,
206 North First street.
Mrs. Archibald C. Barrett will COM
mence on June 2. summer class in
kindergarten music for beginners, also
| lessons in harmony. theory of music
and music history. These new classes
may be carried by her regular piano
and voice pupils at special rates.-Ad-
vertisement.
Standard Oil Company Gndiana) has
opened UP for business their new curl
pump service station. located at S1t
| East Main street. opposite the Fair
ground. They will be prepared to give
automobiles calling at this station
prompt and efficient service, including
! free water and air.-Advertisement.
Clarence E. Thorpe has arrived al
| Camp Merritt, N. J. from overseas SER
vice, according to word received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Thorpe
He entered the service Aug. s, 1918
and was sent to jefferson Barracks
going overseas the early part of Octo
| Der with the Sixth infantry Of thu
Fifth division.
| For fine flavor and tenderness.
Cameo Beans. both green and COLDER
wax. are unsurpassed. They are grown
a sun, bright and sturdy yet not TOT
warm. And they are all hand picked
and specially selected. When mex
you phone your grocer order thes,
nourfshing Wisconsin beans in thu
Cameo Brand. Letts-F Fletcher Com
pany.
A large audience composed of G. A
r.. w. r. c.. and sons Of Veteran
members, attended the memorial ser
vice held Sunday morning at the Stat
Street United Evangelical church. Re,
S. N. Ramige gave a memorial ad
dress dealing more especially with tn
history of the civil war. The remainde
of the program consisted Of the pre-
sentation of a silk flag to the Sunda
school by the w. r. C. and duet b
Mrs. c. .Shipman and Miss Louis
Clemens.
Funeral services OF Mrs. ss1ar.
Schultz were held at 2: 80 Saturda.
afternoon from the Methodist churcl
at Laurel in charge of Rev. r. w
Burce, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Fultz
graft. The pallbearers were Clarence
Jesse and Edward I.ukehaH, grand
sons and L. Lawrence, William Schultz
and Fred Buhrow. The flowers wef
In charge Of Mrs. Clarence Lukehart
/ Mrs. William Schultz. Miss NAN.
Kuhns and Miss Minnie Smith. Buria
was in the Laurel, cemetery.
Sergt. Charles Peckham. son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. u. Peckham, erriyee
home Sunday moraing from caTI
Mills, N. Y, where he was recently
discharged. Sergeant Peckhain en-,
listed May 16, 1917 and spent eight,
cen months overseas with the 1885
aero squadron Of the Lafayette es,
quadrille. He arrived in New yorI
March and has since been with tn,
flying circus,' touring the country il
the interest Of the victory loan.
| The funeral OF James r. MACY wa
held from the home in Bangor at
| o'clock Sunday afternoon in charge o
Rev. N. NJ. Hodgin. The PAIL bearers
were G. A. Mote, Ed Church, j. w. Viii
| son and Ray, Myron and Glen Plum
mer. Burial was in the Bangor GENE.
! terry. In attendance from away were
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Hoover, Mrs. Jor.
don Mote, Mr.. and Mrs. John Latham
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Plummer, Of LIE.
| Grand; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Plummer anG
Myron Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nv
! Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Church
Of Green Mountain: G.. A. Mote, Ct THU
city; Mrs. Mary Nicholson. Of Oska,
loosa, and Mrs. Omer Coppo:k ,oI