Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-14

box. Elders IHuE STORE. PAM ~.
Mrs. f. l.. Meeker and daughter
Marcia. went Friday Ia. Chicago to visit
with friends for few days.
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For information about Hayes Cali
fornia Farms ut .Chowchilla, see A. T.
Stata. 20 West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
remember our big geran:pm sale
all next week ut one-half price. DIGS
ing Bros. Greenhouses. OIL Sou'h
Ninth Street
The willing Workers OF Vienna
Township. will be entertained Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF A. M.
Crookshank. @
There will be band concert Sunday
afternoon Mt Albion. Bring your fam
ily and friends and get acquainted
Advertisement.
Read the 1919 Pebbles Annual, on
sale now at Old Reliable DRUG store
and Brintnall & Brintnalls. Annuai
Sale Committee.
Have you tried the Cut Rate Clean.
ers and pressersy Save money BY
leaving your order. Phone aoss. we
cal, and deliver. II. c. Sparks.
city Clerk oscar Rosengren.who mas
been in poor health for several WEEKS
has gone to Rochester MINI, wnere ne
will have an examination and possloiy
remain for treatment.
with our large force of paper
hangers we can hang twenty more
rooms on short notice. You are next
select YOUR paper and have work done
when promised. Everlst Wall Paper
House.
wouldn't you feel just little o,.
guilty If the 4th came and you couiun
get a flag for your home, especiuily
after our offering you special parsa,ns
on them? Buy tonight ana oe saie
simmons Book Store.
Frank I, Click Post American Legion
meeting Tuesday, s p. M, east court
room Cha rter number received. I'M
portant business matters to consluel >
state convention, honor roit' nan
Everybody ut.-Advertisement.
Marshalltowp's best bet is Marshall
town high school. Read the 1919 Pep
bles Annual. it tells all about the
school and it's activities. ANIMALS on
sale at Old Reliable Drug Company
and Rrintnall G. Brintnalls. Sales
Committee.
The Marshalltown Ad Club have
proposition to offer the various laoies
societies of the churches OF this oi.'
who desire to serve meals at the pis
celebration, on July 4. For further IN
formation see Emil Ssleine, chairman
concessions.
Mn and Mrs. Herman Kundson ana
little son, of Mason City, arrived FIJI
day evening from Usage, where Mrs.
Knudson and son are spending the
summer, and will be guests for lie"
days at the home of Mrs. knouSons
mother. Mrs. Mary Hole.
Russell Finch, son, Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Finch city surprised his par
ents Friday by returning home from
service. He was discharged at camp
Funston after sixteen months In tins
air service in France. Finch eniisteo
when 16 years old and is now only ~
Every business house, every home
should show their colors July 4. why
wait to buy your flags and bunting un-
iii the last minute? We are offering
Won some good bargains in flags ano
bunting. Buy today and save money
We undersell them all. Simmons BOOK
Store.
Mrs. W. G. Johnston and daughter
Hattie, of Fallbridge, Wash, who
came to the city short time ago 70
visit at the home of the former
brother, J. D. Johnson, left Wednes-
day morning for Fallbridge, having
been called home by the illness OF MT
Johnston.
Ralph NJ. Mcknight, son Of Mrs. J,
H. Rhoades, has returned from Camp
Dodge where he was discharged from
the medical detachment of the 313th
ammunition train of the Eighty-eighth
division. He entered the service Feb,
20. 1918, and has been overseas ten
months.
Gospel meetings held a,nder the
auspices of the Assembly of God, will
be begun In tent at 615 West Nevada
street Sunday afternoon with preach
ing by O. E. LaPoipt, an evangelist.
Meetings-will be heldSunday night and
each week day night, except Monday,
for perhaps three weeks.
Alternate bids will be received at the
office Of the county auditor until
D. M, June 20, for double 100-foot
high truss steel span; also a double
1O0-foot Marsh rainbow arch bridge
to be constructed over the Iowa river
one and three four1hs miles east OF
Marshalltown. Fl. o. Hickok, county
engineer.
Sergt. Robert G. Davis arrived this
morning from Fort Riley, Kans., to
spend Sunday with his mother. Mrs
Mary e. Davis, over 81 South Third
avenue. Sergeant Davis recently has
been transferred to Fort Filey from
Fort Douglas, Ariz., and promoted. He
is on detached service in the depart
ment Of hippology in the mounted ger
vice school.
There will be unusual services at the
Z CONGREGATIONAL church tomorrow
Church school at 10. At 1890 q splen-
did children's day program with hap
tism OF children. At the special SER
vices in the interest Of Boy Scout week,
also reception Of members. All, and
especially strangers and those without
Ia church home, are most cordially In
vtted. Committee.
Joseph F. Howard. son Of Mrs. Rob
ert p. Miller. arrived home Wednes-
day evening from Camp Dodge where