Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-19

CHS CAV" hANI~S
leaving your order Phone 206S. We
call and deliver. II. c. Sparks.
Miss Kathryn Benedict returned to
Grinnell College this morning after
spending the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Benedict.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St.
.Mary's Church will meet Tuesday
evening at the home Of Misses Stella
and Mamie Lamb. IL North Fifth ave-
nue..
The Covenant Daughters will meet
as usual Tuesday night at $50 for
supper and then will be dismissed to
attend a special meeting at the Y. w.
C. A. Committee.
Why do you suffer with corns, bun
ions, sore and tired feet when you can
| be in comfort by wearing. I.arson's soft
shoes for tender feet, for sale only by
Larson & Son, the home of good shoes.
| Advertisement.
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| flour of renown, its good qualities are
| known the whole world round, its
| bread raises high under the cloudy
| skies, and it's fame shall stand for
ever. Crays Produce House only
| $40 per sack.-Advertisement.
Members of the Married Peoples
| Dancing Club and their families, to the
! number of sixty. enjoyed an all-day
picnic Sunday at Nicholson's ford.
They took with them their dinner and
supper and enjoyed games in the
afternoon.
Mrs. o. r. Fields and two children,
| 9O1 South Fifth avenue. today Wee
| removed to the detention hospital, SUI
fering from smallpox. The home OF w.
| B. Donaldson. 400 North Second ave-
nue., today was quarantined for small
pox, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. More
land being i'll with the disease.
When next you phone your grocer
| order white cherries in the Cameo
Brand. Really, you don't know what
wonderful treat you've been missing.
| For these big ripe Oregon grown cher
ries have flavor all their own.
| They're better than fresh fruits be-
cause their perfect quality never var
! les Surprisingly economical, too. Let's
| Fletcher Company.
Mrs. R. 5. Breyman. sos West
Church street, was hostess Saturday
afternoon at the regular meeting OF
the A. B. c. Bridge Cl,.h, whose men,
bers. enjoyed their usual game. Mrs.
Roy R.. Bradbury and Mrs. II. j.
Rodgers won the prizes and Mrs W..
E. Castor won the guests prize. Mrs.
Breyman served refreshments assisted
by her daughter, Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Fort, who have
been at Angleton, Tex, for seven
months, have returned home. Mr.. Fort
owns land near Angleton and he was
there on business in connection with
his holdings. Oil has been found in
Brazoria county, of which Angleton is
the county seat, and a great deal of
drilling and prospecting is going on.
Mr.. Fort was urged to lease his land
for drilling but declined.
Commandant and Mrs. B. G. White
hill and family, of the soldiers home,
were in Grinnell Sunday to visit with
Capt. Nelson NJ. Whitehill, of the med
ical service, who was mustered out at
Camp Dodge Thursday. Captain White
hill was formerly a practicing physi-
clan of Boone until he entered the
service about a year ago. He has been
| in France since late last summer. Mrs.
Whitehill and family have been living
at Grinnel where the daughters have
been attending school, while Captain
Whitehill has been in the service.
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Earl Humphrey, a member of the
| first contingent of colored soldiers to
leave this city in October, 1917, spent
| the day in the city, coming here from
Camp Dodge, where he was mustered
out of service Saturday. Humphrey, a
member of the 366tn regiment was
| wounded in action in September, 1918,
in the Verdun region, being hit twice
| in the leg and once in the foot by
shrapnel. He was sent back to a hos
pital and did not again get into active
service. For time his wounds were
considered very serious but he has al
most entirely recovered. Humphrey
will return to Des Moines this evening
to spend few days before returning
here to make his home.
Two hundred youngsters attended the
May party given Saturday afternoon
by st. Margaret's Mission at Red Mems
hall. An orchestra furnished music
for grand march which opened the
afternoons entertainment and was fol-
| lowed by violin numbers by Louis
Druker and a fancy dance by Frances
Bierkamp. Games Of various kinds
were then enjoyed, prizes being won
by Mabel Brooks, Gretchen Vogel, Al.
fred Nichols, William Bennett, Lorine
Nicholson, Eleanor Brown. Frances
Tankersley, Mary Lois Barnum. Fran
CHS Johnson and Regina Heller. At
the close of the afternoon refreshments
Of ice cream cones and stick candy
were served. The committee in charge
Of the party was Mesdames w. F..
Estel, f. J. Roth and w. l.. Jones'. Mrs.
T.. G. Walker and daughter Nancy, OF
Boone were guests from out Of the
city * u ri