Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-28

last year, was re-efeCteQ 10 tldI OAAiOS.
He and Mrs. Seleine, who also attend
ed the convention, came home this
morning.
No finer beans are produced any
where than in Wisconsin. That's where
Cameo Green and Golden Wax Beans
are grown and packed. They, are hand
picked and specially selected; their
full grown tenderness is absolutely
guaranteed Your good grocer rec
ommends them-both Cameo Green
Beans and Cameo Golden Wax Beans.
Let's Fletcher Company.
The funeral of Charles G. Gilmore
was held at the Second Baptist church
at 80 Tuesday afternoon. Rev. K.
B. Davidson conducted the service at
the church and Eureka Lodge No. 20,
Of Masons, with George L. .Suter, as
master, conducted the burial service in
Riverside The pallbearcrs were Thorn
as Robinson. Galloway johnson, Grant
and Robert Jackson. Il. G. Maxwell
and B. w. Howard.
Friends here have received word
from Sergt. Arthur l.. Sheldon, of the
American expeditionary army. say
ing that he now is attending the Uni
versity of Bordeaux. and will be there
until June 80. After that date he ex-
poets soon to be homeward bound.
Sheldon formerly was chief clerk in
the master mechanics office OF the
Minneapolis G. st. Louis, entering the
service just a year ago this month";
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~ of hQ "a.
ceived letter from his brother, Private
George Mech, Of this city, telling OF
the latter's arrival at Camp Merritt, n.
IT,. May %, and that he expected to be
mustered out of service very soon.
Private Mech was sent to Camp Pike.
Ark, with the contingent Of July "a,
1918, and went overseas in October
with headquarters company of the
129th regiment of the Thirty-third di-
vision. He came home on the Levia-
than.
Mr.. and Mrs l. E. Merryman,. Of
northeast of the city, have received a
telegram telling of the arrival in New
York City this morning of their son,
Harold E. Merryman. He said that he
expected to be sent to Camp Dix to be
mustered out and would then visit
with relatives in Wheeling. W. Va.
and in Ohio before returning horne.
Merryman enlisted Feb. 20, 1918 and
has been overseas since July Is, 1918
with the 3O4th field signal battalion OF
the medical detachment OF the
Seventy ninth division.
Captain and Mrs. Nelson. NJ. White
nil, of 6ooTi5, VIC . .is.-5 been here .!
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. White
HILL. and with Captain Whitehill's
mother Mrs Margaret Whitehill.I and
brother J. W. Whitehill, and Mrs
Whitehills parents, Mr. and Mrs
Brown, and brother Frank @. Brown
at State Center, went Monday night
to Chicago to remain for, ten days OF
two weeks. Captain Whitehill was re-
Gently mustered out Of the medica
service Of the army after serving fol
year. In honor Of his homecoming
the :Whitehill and Brown families Sum
day enjoyed happy reunion at the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Brown
half mile east OF State Center.
Miss Ida Heath, formerly Z Of THU
city, who is making her home with hel
sister. Mrs. B. G.. Falls. in St. Louis
came this forenoon to visit with hel
neice Mrs. vern M. Kuhns. Mrs. Falls
who accompanied Miss Heath from st
Louis, went to Des Mo;nes to stop e!
Fort Des Moines hospital today with
her son Lyman, who lost a leg in
action in France. The young soldier
is at the hospital being fitted with an
artificial leg and Mrs. Falls and fer
son expect to come here tonight Young
Mr.. Falls served in the 13sth Infantry
and was wounded Sept. 26 in the early
stages OF the Argonne drive. He was
born in this city where his parents
lived for many years while Mr.! fsallis
was chief dispatcher for the Iowa
Central. x "a l:g Il. ~ NJ