Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-01

| Mr.. and Mrs. X. q. Shelier ana lhree
children, of Grundy Center, were In the
city Thursday on their way to their
new home in Raisin. Cal.
Mrs. Glen White, of Nevada. who mas
been visiting at the home of her broth
er Frank Ragsdale in Grinnell was IN
the CITY Thursday on her way home.
! Notice to the public--E you have
any delivery pans or egg carriers
please call 325. We need them-they
are expensive. Union Delivery COM
| pany.
Let Hewitt charge your battery and
inspect Your electric system. We call
and return your battery. Electrical
work a specially. Hewitt Garage
phone 3s3.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Armstrong who
have been visiting with Mrs. Arm
strongs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H.
Ross. for a few days. returned 70
their home at Clemens this forenoon
Miss Irene Funk, associate piano
teacher of Sherwood music school ana
also teacher on cornet. Room "a
Masonic Temple on Friday from ~ d.
m to p. m.-Advertisemen'.
Ray F. Mcguire, fiscal representa-
five OF Iowa Railway and Light Com
pany has reopened the office over
| Iowa Savings Bank. Phone III. Resi-
denca phone yellow 137s.-Advertise
| ment.
Mrs. Hattie Riley received word TINS
! morning that her son. Frank Proos'.
had arrived at Newport News. va
after five months service overseas.
| Probst is a member of Company q.
Nth machine gun battalion.
Miss Elizabeth Becvar. OF Min
neapolis. formerly Of this city, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Becvar and her brother JOS.
eph Becyar, Jr., for Ave weeks Will
return to Minneapolis tonisht.
1 You will be greatly repaid for COM
ing to the Congregational church to-
morrow at 10, II, 5 and $50. see
sermon themes in this issue. EXcei-
! lent music. A spiritual atmosphere
Bring your friends. Committee.
Complimentary to the sixteenth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Reisinger, OF Albion, large NUMBER
of friends and neighbors met at tnelr
home Thursday evening and spent enc
time socially after which Mrs. Reisins-
er served two course supper.
| The monthly business meeting OF tAe
| aid. society of the First United Evan
peIical church was held Tnursda!
| afternoon in the church. Mrs. r. ~
| wikle and Mrs. Ray Keller were the
hostesses and served refreshments
assisted by Mrs. A. Anstead and Mrs.
| C. Cooley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hepler VINO
have been members Of the soldiers
| home for a year. left today for Los
| Angeles. where they will make their
home. Their son and daughter, n.
Hepler and Mrs. J. j. Hollioough'
both of Des ;Moines. will accompany
their parents to California.
Howard H. Smith, supply company
Sixty-fourth coast artillery, has ar
rived at Newport News. Va, according
| TO word received by his uncle and aunt,
! Mr.. and Mrs. ". K. Pinneo with wnom
Smith made his home prior to his en-
l;stment in November 1917. He has
been in France since July.
The members of st. Elizabeth So
ciety of St Mary's church held an all
day sew Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Myles Kelleher, 209 South Third ave-
nue.. AT noon dinner was served by
Mrs. Kelleher. Mrs. F. N. Eilbrde and
Mrs, o. NJ. Richardson. In the after
noon the business session was held
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Edsan, 1902
Summit street are in receipt OF
letter from their son, Ralph who ~
with Company C, Sixth engineers In
the army Of occupation near Coblenz,
| in which he says that conditions are
not very good there now. He wrote
that all men in the army are under
I orders to go fully armed at all times
even to their meals.
| A. 4ha n,aatino 81 the aid sncietv5nf
the Elm Lutheran church held Thurs
day afternoon at the church Mrs. N. q.
Tweed and Mrs. II. Danielson were the
hostesses. Following the devotional
period and the business hour the MEM
bers enjoyed the time socially and the
hostesses served refreshments assisted
by Mrs. T. Adland, Mrs. o. Hoagland
and Mrs. L. A. Larson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Kollin enter
tanned sixteen soldier boys at a three
, course dinner Friday night at their
home, 5o2 North Fourth street, in honor
Of their brother Russell, who has re-
turned home from service overseas.
| After the dinner the hours were spent
socially and with music. Mrs.
Roy Butler sang a solo. Mrs. Jennie
Hockersmith and Mrs. Nina Thayei
assisted Mrs Kollin in serving the din
ner.
Rev. and Mrs. o. c. Fox, 800 Fremont
street, entertained the members OF st.
| Margaret's Mission at their regular
meeting Friday night. After dtsposing
OF routine business guessing contest
was enjoyed the prizes being won by
! Miss Alma Hagberg and Mrs. G. p.
| Cook. At the close Of the evening Mrs.
Fox served refreshments assisted by
| Mrs. N. e. Furlong and daughter,
May. Complimentary to the birthday
anniversary Of Miss Helen Furlong, shc
was presented with birthday cake.