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

| mato plants, 10 cents Per dozen or
three dozen for 25 cents Overturf $
| Grocery.
| The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. A. Haines, 612 East
Boone street.
Special sale Saturday and as long as
they last 14-quart extra heavy dairy
pals only 50 cents. Bendlage Hard
! ware Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobson former
ly of this city, returned to their home
in Minneapolis Saturday after visiting
a few days with friends in this city.
| Mrs. NJ. F. Eevorist expects to leave
Thursday for Bremerton, Wash. to
visit but later she WI. 20 to Hotchkiss,
Colo. for a stay OF probably year.
| Government released some $3.50 IA
| quart extra heavy dairy pads. our
| price on two gross Of them at 95 cents
each. Bendlage Hardware Company.
Why pay 1915 and sass for flour
| when you can can get the Pillsbury
| fancy patent for $40 at Cray's produce
| house, 134 West Main street, phone s4l.
| Advertisement.
The home of A. NJ. Olson, 1905
West Summit street, was quarantined
Sunday for smallpox Mrs. Olson is
ill with the disease. City Electrician
| A. ". Carroll was taken 70 the deter
ton hospital Sunday suffering from
smallpox.
L
Soldiers attention.! Decoration day
| will be here and you will sure want
your uniform cleaned and pressed; also
your spirals put in good order. L am
| a soldier and know where the creases
| belong. $1.50 cleans, them. Cut Rate
Cleaners, Phone 206S.
! -~-
| Two troop trains one on the Chicago
| Great Western at $3.50. carrying 800
\ men Of the Thirty third division, and
the other on the Northwestern at 1850.
carrying 1856 men of the Eighty-seccnd
division. passed thru the city Saturday
evening and were served by the Red
Cross canteen workers,
| Miss Margaret McVitty arrived in
the city Sunday from New Plymouth.
| Idaho, to spend a few days with her
aunt, Mrs. w. H. Gelvin. Miss Nc
Witty recently returned from twenty
| two months service as a Red Cross
nurse in France and is on her way 10
take up work at Oil City. Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Haines, son
| Thomas, Jr., and daughter, Ruth, re-
turned Saturday morning from Des
| Moines where Mr.. and Mrs. Haines and
| son went early in the week to attend
the graduation of their daughter as q
deaconess from the Iowa Bible train
ing school. The exercises were held
| Thursday afternoon at Trinity Meth.
odist church. Miss Halnes will Spend
the summer with her parents and ex.
poets to take up her work in the fall
Word from Los Angeles, tells of a
party given there in honor of the lst
birthday anniversary Of Juanita May
Kline, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kline, former residents of this
city. Forty relatives and friends were
present and enjoyed the time with
games and music after which refresh
ments were served. Guests present
who were former residents of Mar
shalltown. were Mr.. and Mrs. Kollin
and daughter, HeIen. Mr.. and Mrs. A
v. Kollin and Miss Gertie Shell.
4 AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ
Landon, near Lamoille, the members
of the Sunshine Birthday Club with
: their husbands and families were
, pleasantly entertained Sunday IL
honor of the birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Landon. A three-course dinner
was served at noon to twenty five
guests by Mrs. r. 3. Landon, Oh
Marion. Guests from away were Mrs
r. B. Landon and sons, Max anG
Keith, Of Marion; Mr. and Mrs. e. G
H. Schnoor and William Schnoor, OF
Laurel; Miss Avis Wards of State
! Center, and Mrs. Henry Schnoor and
daughter Doris, of Humboldt.
i i ne funeral vf Sirs. ". j. Gordon, 9
Spring Valley, Mimi, was held from
the home Of her father, w. A. Fuller
at $3.50 Sunday afternoon in charge O
Rev. w. M. Baker. The pail bearers
were ]. l.. Fuller. of Ferguson; E. NJ
Fuller, Of Jefferson county; F. L. Con.
don. Of Clemens; C. O.. Nelson, o.
Green Mountain. and W. l.. Fuller ant
r. c. Attig, Of this city, brothers ant
brother-in laws OF Mrs. Gordon. TIL,
flower bearers we're Mrs. Albert Has,
l<ins, Mrs. Bessie Fuller. Mrs. Jesse
West, Mrs. Tony Brown. Miss Merl,
Gregwire and Miss Hazel Gordon. Bur.
ial was in Timber Creek cemetery.
I Warren Stevens, son or Mrs. E c.
Austin, arrived home Sunday morning.
from the Great Lakes naval training
station where he was discharged Sat-
urday. Stevens served as a pharn.a-
cist's mate in the navy. He enlisted
the latter part of June 1917 and was
sent to Goa. Island. San Francisco
where he was stationed eight months.
From there he was sent for training
in the naval hospital at Los Animas,
EColo., and then went overseas, spend :
ing four months In France, England
and Scotland. Later he was station
ed for six months at the naval air sta
ton at Wexford. Ireland. He arrived
l In New York May 5.