Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-11

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See us for gas water heaters. A. G.
Burgess plumbing and heating, 3
East State street, phone 1894,
Mrs. Arthur Howell went this morn
ing to Cedar Rapids to visit few
days with her brother, e. r. Howell
| The July Designers and the stand
ard Patterns for July are now In. Call
for them at J. d. Palmer and Company.
Use Avalon poultry tablets for chick
en- diseases, 50 cents and 81 per pack
age. For sale at Elders Drug Store
| Advertisement.
| Sergt. Albert H. Wooster returned
home this morning from Camp Merit,
n. j., where he was mustered out OF
the army. He has been in the troop
movement section of the army.
Hear Dr. Rondthaler and see the
sweetest story ever told in moving pic
lures, Saving the Children" Shrubs
hall. Friday, June 10. p. IN. Admission
| free; men, women and children invited.
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! edge of bookkeeping and typewriting
| who is now seeking a real opportunity
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Marshalltown, wa.-Advertisement.
| Oscar Hougeland recently returned
from overseas service, arrived nome
Tuesday evening, having been mus
tered out of service at Camp Dodge
kTuesday afternoon. Hcugeland has
| been in the service twenty one months,
six months overseas.
| John II. Evans, of State. Center,
spent Tuesday in. the city with his Sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Hopkins. Evans is the
son of Mrs. Emma Evans and arrived
home Sunday from Camp Dodge, where
he was discharged after eighteen
months service with Company Eigh-
teen twentieth engineers. lie was
overseas fifteen months. t
| Arthur Runner, Company X, 316th
| infantry, Seventy ninth division, ar
| rived from Camp Dodge, where he was
| mustered out Of the service. Runner
went July 90. 1918. with a contingent
| from Toledo to Camp Gordon, Ga. and
has been overseas for nine months. He
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Runner,
/ whose son. Charles. died Of pneumonia
at Fort Flagler, Wash. a year ago.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Iulda Rickett
who died at Independence was
held at the home of the son, A. 8.
| Rickttt, 209 West Linn street, at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. o. S.
| Long conducted the service and burial
| was in Riverside. The pallbearers
We're G. B. Carroll, ]. G. Carter. Will
lam Cope. I. T. Kirby, NJ. NJ. Kendall
and e. L. Condor.
! Lieut.. Colin s. Roadhouse, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Roadhouse 400
| East State street, returned Tuesday
1 evening from Ellington Field, Hous-
| ton, Tex. where he has been in the
| aviation service of the United States
| army and where he recently received
his commission. He has been relived
from active service but holds a com
| mission in the reserve corps. H
Corp. E. L. Grouse, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. e. Grouse, OF Albion. arrived
| home Monday evening for a brief stay
after which he will go to Sioux Falls,
S. D., to join flying circus which Is
! touring South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa,
| Kansas, and Missouri. Corporal Grouse
was mustered out of the service at
| Camp Dodge. He was member of the
Fourth aerial squadron and enlisted
Nov. 81. 1917.
| The funeral of Mrs. Charles Chinn
ives held at the Methodist church at 3
| o'clock Tuesday afternoon and was
largely attended. The service was con-
| Quoted by Rev. Nv. G. Crowder. The
| pallbearers were r. A. Julian, J. w. R.
| Wildman, Glenn Kurtz Elmer Handorf,
| Howard Searle and J.. e. MatSon. The
! flowers were cared for by Mrs. r. E.
Julian, Mrs. Ollie Correll Mrs s. F..
Milhiser and Mrs. Ed Carlson. Burial
was in Riverside.
In honor of Miss Lula Stubbs5 of
Green Mountain, who has made her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
rie for three years and is to be grad
uated from the local high school Fri
day evening. Mrs. barrie entertained
the senior members Of the normal
training department at porch party
Tuesday afternoon at her home, COL
Jerome street. Games formed the di-
version and the hostess served re-
] freshments assisted by her daughter,
Betty.
Many club women of the city. will
attend the biennial convention of State
Federation Of Women's Clubs to be held
in Ames. that opened this after
noon and continues until Saturday
noon. Mrs. D. R. jackson. Mrs. If. R.
Benedict and Mrs. Mary Berriman went
today, as delegates from the City Fed
GRAFTON, and Mesdames G.. w. Darling,
Eta Agnew. H. ]. Howe, Anna SMELL
| ing, A. e. Nickel, J. A. Whitacre Day-
i'd Lennox and Emmett Waters will also
| attend. i
Mrs. M. e. Swift, Of Minneapolis. ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening from
Cedar Rapids, and will remain tor a
visit Of few days with her son, Con-
ductor Sam Swift Of the. Minneapolis
& st. Louis railroad. Mr., Swift Is now
just able to be up on crutches follow
ing his wound OF several weeks ago,
when ne was shot n the les by q stray
| bullet from. the revolver of Garfield
Devine. Mrs. Swift has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. N. L Cook III
Cedar Rapids.
Thirty members OF the Daisy Drake
Circle Of Central Church Of Christ held
their regular meeting Tuesday evening
in the church parlors and after the
lesson hour presented a shower Of
miscellaneous gifts to Miss Margaret
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