Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-30

Remember. MlhhFub ePecsai N"Hes'
fur sale ends this week.--Advertise-
ment.
Mrs. w. ID. Milne and daughter. Jean.
went TO Osinloosa Friday to visit Mrs
Mines mother. Mrs. Margaret Taylor.
Mrs. G. w, Stevens. OF Morningstde.
Rft for her home this morning after u
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Henry Thede.
Houghton n Mccarthy. the insurance
men. Mceker building. over Winter
ringers pool hall. Telephone SSS.--
Advertisement
ing from Davenport. where he has
been In attendance at the national con-
vention OF chiropractors.
Complete line Of l. r. ring books.
De Luxe loose leaf ledgers. transfer
binders and ind Sxes carried In stock
Marshall Printing Company.
Follow the crowd to Nordskogs
Farmer Market tonight. Extremely
low prices on practically everything;
same prices Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. +. 8. MCKINLEY and children.
OF Upton have been visiting for Few
days with the formers aunt, Mrs
Edith McCaw. They are on their way
home from trip in the west,
Make Entries for county fair early. my
Office will be open evenings from to
$3.50 until fair time. All live stock and
| poultry must be entered on or before
Friday, Sept. 5, w. NJ. Clark. secre-
tary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hiatt. Joseph
Penders ana Misses Anna and Mar
saret Penders OF oskaloosa. visited In
the city Wednesday and Thursday
with Mrs. Edward White and MISS
| Anna Mcmahon. They were on their
way home from Clear Lake.
| AIRS. Fl. II. Niemann and sons Carl
and Robert, formerly Of Fairfield, LETT
| Friday for their new home at MusKo-
gee, Okla, after spending two weeks IN
| this city at the home of Mrs. Me-
mann's aunt, Mrs. F. H. Kruse, ana
uncles. e. B. and VI. r. Willim.
Thirty members of st. Margaret's
Mission enjoyed covered dish supper
Friday evening at the NJ. l.. Munay
home, 303 North Fourth street, with
Miss Lorraine Mundy and Miss Helen
Furiong as hostesses. The evening
hours were spent socially and with
knitting and fancy work. Mrs. Paui
Crowley, of Des Moines. was guest
from out of the city.
About 200 children visited our Graz
onola department this morning, ana
each one was given Peter RABBIT
pin and bookmark. The winners oi
Bubble Books" were Mary Quinn, OF
100 Arson street: Billy Bienert, OF ~
East Church street and Moreauce Ar
mold, of ITO West Church street. An
other contest will be held during the
Marshall county fair. Smith MUSIC
Company.
The aid society of the First United
EVANGELICAL church held its MONTH";
business meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. D. b. Forrey. Sl4
South Tenth avenue. Following the
transaction OF routine business the
time was enjoyed socially and the
hostess served refreshments, assisted
by Mrs. r.. Forrey and Mrs. J. III.
Shiflett. Mrs. Lewis, of Oskaloosa'
| ana MTS. MCN0pc, VI SdAAAAo
| were guests from out Of the city.
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed
| Friday afternoon by the membrs Of the
| Danish Ladies Sick Benefit Society
who were entertained by Mrs. J. Can
derson at her home, South sixth av-
enue. Following the business session
the hours were passed with musical
| 60 In serving
refreshments Mrs. Anderson was as
| sisted by. Mrs. s. Petersen ana MISS
| Margaret Olsen. ~
Cloude Grimes, OF this city, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Grimes, has en-
tered the service of the city news de-
partment Of the Time Republican as
| a reporter and will learn the newspa-
per business. The young man was
graduated from the high school OF
Winnebago Mimi, and attended iowa
State College, Ames, one year, whiie
in the 8. A. T. C. and later when he
took some work In the journalism DE-
partment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward I. johnson son
Delbert and daughter Alice left this
morning lot bdIdfAdp "hSAS SAAS1 " -
make their home during the winter
moving to recently purchase farm
wear, Packwood, March I. Mr.. anil
Mrs Johnson recently soid their resi-
dence property at III West State
street to Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Lennox.
who take possession today. Hr. and
Mrs Johnson's sons, Delbert and Rex,
will farm the new Johnson place near
Packwood.
Reconstruction in France" was tho
subject Of the afternoons program
given by Miss Mabel Parsons at the
meeting of the S. c. l. Club. OF Taylor
township, held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Carl Cole, four miles
north of the city. Following the busi-
ness session the hostess served refresh
nent, assisted by Miss Dorothy Cole,
Mrs. II. C. Cole and Mrs. George Ow-
ings, the latter OF this city. Mrs. Grace
Smith, of Tulsa, Okla. was a guest
from a distance.
C. C. Wakeling, OF Eldora, spent .
few hours in the city Thursday on his
way home Mr.. Wakeling has served
with the Canadian army since the
spring Of 1915, being attached to the
motor transport corps OF the Second
ammunition park. During his three
years Of service he drove truck be-
hind the lines and says at three diner
cnt times his truck was almost COM
pletely wrecked by shells but he es-
capped without scratch. Mr.. Waka-