Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-20

South Center street.
Private Jennings Heng, Of this city,
member OF the signal corps battalion
at Camp Dodge has been mustered out
| of service at the Des Moines canton
ment and has returned home.
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The Mothers Club of the South Fifth
Street mission will hold it's regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
| Mrs. d. A. Penquite will demonstrate
the many uses Of old stockings.
wanted-Young man for general
store work, splendid opportunity to
learn variety business. Good wages
and rapid advancement to right party.
| Bakers One-Cent to 99-cent Variety
Store.
Funeral services for Mrs. NJ. P.
Collins will be held at 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon from the residence, 5o2
West South street. in charge Of Rev.
w. NJ. Baker. Burial will be IN
Riverside.
Soldiers and sailors meet at Y. M.
C. A. Monday, Jan. 20, p. m. EV-
| eryone is expected for a record must be
obtained from each man returning
from service. Auspices Of World War
Veterans, Marshall county. Adjutant.
Mrs. Lee Hix. of Gearing. who before
| her marriage was Miss Dorothy Smith
Of this city, who has been critically
Ill of pneumonia for a week, is show
ing some improvement and there now
| is hope for her recovery. Mrs. Xix Is
| n sister of Mrs. M. NJ. O'Bryon, Of this
city.
| Scrgt. Guy w Donnelson, who has
been training at Camp Humphrey, Va.
| arrived home Friday. Sergeant Donnel-
son, who is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
H. Donnelson, has been in the service
since April, 1918. when he enlisted al
Vancouver. Wash.
The Christian Endeavor Society o.
the Albion Presbyterian church pleas
antly surprised Mrs. Harry Harwooo
| at her home in Albion Friday evening
in honor of her birthday anniversary
Games, readings, and music furnished
the evenings entertainment, after
| which refreshments were served.
Walter L. link, son Of George F.
link Of this city, is home after being
discharged from the navy. just one day
| before the order went into effect
barring further discharges. link was
in the cruiser and transport service on
the U. S. S. North Carolina transport
| ing troops to France. Mr.. link ex-
poets to farm east of the city.
The Golden Rod Club met Friday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. c. c. Gull
| bertson, S07 East State street. After
transacting routine business the mem
| bers enjoyed contest in which the
prizes were won by Mrs. Will Heater
and Mrs. Peter Lathrop. Mrs. Gull
bertson also was presented with g.
birthday gift by the members. Mrs.
]. Culbertson assisted the hostess In
serving refreshments.
David Balasco's production Of The
Boomerang comes to the Odeon the
alter Sunday evening. A story Of life,
lovce and youth. Brilliant, sparkling
and radiant. The only company ap-
pearing in this great international
game Of love making. Prices lower
floor $3.50 and $500, balcony 75c, $1.00
and $3.50. Mail orders accompanied
with remittance and return stamped
envelope filled in order of receipt.
Odeon.
A social meeting for members Of st.
Elizabeth's Society Of st. Mary's
church was held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Fitzpatrick. 511
North First street, with the officers of
the society as hostesses. They were
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Namara. M. Clark, Edward White. and
J. A. Fitzpatrick. Sixty members en-
joyed a program which consisted Of a
talk by Rev. J. j. Fitzpatrick, readings
by Miss Florence Waters and Miss
Marguerite Nolan, and a solo by Miss
Lena Scheid. The three young ladies
assisted the hostesses in serving re-
freshments.
H. S. Lawrence, cashier for the Iowa
Savings Bank, left Saturday night for
Excelsior Springs Mo-, for stay OF
| two or three weeks in the hope that
| the rest will improve the condition
that caused impairment Of the vision
| Of one eye. This trouble has been d.
agnosed both as due to a nervous dis
order to slight hemorrhage that ef-
tfected the eye. His brother, President
c. E. Lawrence, Of the Citizens Bank
| Of Union, has made arrangements tc
take Mr., Lawrence's place in the lows
Savings and will come here each
morning for that purpose, returning
| home each evening.
The funeral of Mrs. George Nasor
was held at the home 514 North First
avenue at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Rev. w. G. Crowder conducted the SER
vice, which was quite largely attended
J The pail bearers were s. B. Lusby
John. J. Frederick, Charles Grips, w
A. Talbot C. y. Giddings. Ernest PAP
ker The flowers were IN charge Of
Mesdames s. B. Lusby, W. A. Talbot
C. e. Giddings, Ernest Parker Cors
Lawrence and George Pepper. Buria
was In Riverside. Those from dis
lance who attended the service were
Mr. and Mrs. ! w Stevens, Rockwell
| City; Mrs James Dudlcker, Whiting
Ind, Murray Ballinger. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Brown ana Mrs. Nettie Balm.
ger, Boone; David and Jacob Ballin.
ger, Gearing; J. Il. Mason, John Soor-
holtz, Edward and w. d. Mason and
| Ne and Mrs. eleven Mason aadcnon