Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-03

a few DAYS.
The, Sundstrand, the master figure
machine. See window display at May
| er's Drug Store. b. b. Olsen, room >,
fremont block. ......
Miss Gretchen Bingaman, who is
teaching school at Union. is spending
| the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B, Bingaman.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, i0s South
J First avenue, have received a telegram
from their son, Corp. Lester o. Allen
that the latter has landed at New
York from overseas and will be sent
| to Camp Dodge to be mustered out
Corporal Allen is q the Eighty eighth
| division.
Sixteen friends pleasantly surprised
| Miss Margaret Burns at her home, 2O2
West Church street. Friday night. in
| honor OF her birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent socially with music
! and dancing and refreshments were
served by Miss Burns sisters, Misses
Ellen and Anna Burns.
| Why not plan to attend some church
| 1 ne NoHSTtSdllOndl tHuTCh
will have its usual splendid program
beginning with church school at 10,
with orchestra and graded lessons;
preaching service at IL; at 5 Senator
w. H. Arney will speak on The Work
of the Iowa Legislature" The best
of music and familiar Hymns at all
services. Committee.
| How do you serve beans at your
house? You can serve Brown Beauty
Beans oftener than any other kind,
for they are different from the ordi-
nary beans. They come prepared in
tempting sauce. Simply warm them
up, five minutes on the fire and they
are piping hot, ready to serve. Order
Brown Beauty Beans today, then
you'll know why they are the best
liked beans on the market. Let's
Fletcher Company.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Carl received
a telegram from their son. Harry. at
Baltimore. Md, saying that he had
Ebeen discharged from the service at
! Quantico, Va, Friday and would be
home Sunday Carl has seen more
than four years of service with the
Fifth marines. He was in the engage
ment with the regiment at Belleau
woods and during his period of en-
hstment he was stationed for a time
in both Japan and China.
a. ---S- .#.-...s u.
| Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Sutep are in
receipt of a letter from their son Lyle
l. Suter. who is with the dental sec
ton of the medical department Of the
| army, stationed at Chambery. Savoie,
France. Young Suter says he does not
know yet when he is to be ordered
| home, but thinks that it will not be for
two or three months. In his letter the
young man writes of having accom-
panied 4 YIN. C. A. secretary's party
to AK les Bains to visit the old st.
Bernard abbey and the palace Of ''Old
King Felix
G. p. Cook is in receipt Of a letter
from E. e. Humphrey. formerly in the
employ of Mr.. Cook, who went into ser
vice with the first colored draft con-
tingent to leave this city, in October.
1917, announcing his arrival from
France on April Is. Humphrey is at
the hospital at Camp Stuart. Va Ser
iously wounded in battle, Humphrey
seven months. He was shot thru the
legs and for weeks it was expected
he would be crippled for life. He
writes that ne expects 10 be home in
few weeks.
'aThe Ministry Of Suffering" will be
| discussed by the Rev. r. B. Davidson
| in the Baptist Temple on Sunday
1T toln in "a
lar service at o'clock the subject vii!
be "A Promise For Every Day" The
public is asked to notice the change Of
| time from 1880 to s o'clock in the
evening. The story of the great hymn
"My Faith Looks Up to Thee" will be
told at the evening service. The sun
day school meets at 9:4o a. m. and the
B. Y. P. u. at p. m. We invite you
| to come and make the temple your
! church nome. Try our welcome.
Committee.
Commandant B. c. Whitehill. has
received telegram from his brother,
Captain Nelson M. Whitehill. Of the
medical service Of the army, that the
latter landed at Newport News, Va,
| Thursday. Captain Whitehill. who
was a practicing physician Of Boone
| before he went into the service a year
ago, has been in France since Sep
TENDER. serving in the Argonne. He is
the son Of Mrs. Margaret Whitehill and
a brother OF w. j. Whitehill, Of State
Center. Captain Whitehilrs wife and
daughters have been living in Grinnell
| where the girls are attending school.
while he has been in the service
Word from DR.. and Mrs. w. S. De-
vine, who are at Rochester, MINI. con-
tinues to be favorable as to DR.. De-
vines condition. and aside from a small
stitch abscess. which is draining and
requires dressing every day, the patti
emit Is making rapid Roadway toward
recovery. Today Mrs. Devine under
went on operation for the removal OF
her tonsils, which, it is believed are
partially responsible, at least, for a Sc
we're sinus trouble with which Mrs. De-
vine has suffered for the past few
weeks. After the tonsils are removed
it will be determined whether or not
abscessed teeth, which were discovered
thru X-ray examination. will have to-
be removed. II this becomes neces-
sary, however, the work win ~ done