Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-06

C0nter, was In the city Saturday on
hsr way home from Sidney, where
she has been visiting relatives.
s MrA A. M. Worries and daughter
sEdna returned Saturday from a
months visit with Mrs. voorhees, son,
s'Cari. and family In Sioux City.
Misses Grace Love, Margaret skeie
aldson and Mrs. Zuleime Carter at
tended q Weekend house party ut the
home Of Miss Ruth Caldwell at Boone.
wanted-so one who wants
steady employment, to work as as
sistant StsFeotyper In this office. Ap-
ply at press department. Times-Re-
publican.
Mr.. John II. speicher. Of Liscomb,
and daughter, Mrs. Jesse M. Hurdle,
sof north Of the city, who have been
attending the state fair returned
home Friday.
You can purchase your street car
Tickets % our office, 119 East Main
street, fifteen tickets for 81. Now rate
effective Sept I. Iowa Railway and
lAsht Company.
Nj. and Mrs. !. n. Garwood left
Friday night for Canton, o., where
they win visit for six weeks or two
rnonth9 at the home Of their daugh-
ter, MIA q. p. Lundy.
Mr.. WIN McKibben ana dauxh-
tarA. Mary and Mrs. Arthur schiebel,
of Liscomb, who have been visiting
tho last two weeks with relatives in
Kansas City, returned home Friday.
Nj. ana Ms. Verne Andrews. and
daughter Myra, Of Hampton, who
have been visiting Mr.. Andrews
brothsr. Albert Andrews, OF near
Green Mountain, returned home Sat-
urAay.
gHewitt's Garage has . new stock
* Macbeth lenses. those you have
been waitiAg for Don't forget we
enaraptee our auto repair work. Ser
vice cars day or night. Phone 500
Advertisement.
We do the very highest grade
cleaning and pressing in our new
modern cleaning plant Work called
TOR and delivered promptly. Phone
300. National Tailors and Cleaners.
over Strand theater.
Inward p. Dunn left for waning
ton. =. O., Friday night after spend
tng . vacation OF several weeks WITH
relatives In this city. He VIII enter
hts senior year at the law school OF
aGeorget0wn University. Mr.. Dunn
Waited friends In Chicago on his way.
wanted Twenty live women and
girls ct onos. for work In our canning
factory. till compilation OF the sweet
corn pack. First come, first served.
We prefer to give employment to
local people. rather than seek outside
help Report to canning department.,
Western Grocery Mills.
s .chser Up Mabel" that record
breaktns California musical comedy
which Will be seen at the Odeon
theater. Thursday evening. carries a
shevy Of the choice Of sunny Cali
2ornia's movie beach queens, and all
reports which We have been getting
state that the girls appearing before;
YOU IN person appear even more
,boeutiful than whom you sec them on
the screen. Every report which
soomeg ahsad speaks Of the show as
the hit of all times in a laughter
way ana entertains ell classes OF
thsater soers, odeon.
Tho private funeral Of Robert
Davidson was held from the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole David
son. 10B South Ninth street, at q: 80
Friday afternoon. Rev. B. +. Martin
conducted the service Tho pailbear-
sers were %. J. p. Battin, Frank Bat
tin. =. g lehman and MN. Dickson.
The dowerp were cared for by
4 Misses Edna F'ularton, Mary Hall,
Ada AcMuTfay and Mildred Nichols.
Those hSre from out Of the city were
sMr, and Mr.. N. Davidson, North
wood; Ar. and Mrs. A. C.. Lehman,
Idscomb, and Mrs. w. r. Pearson,
Muskogea. Okla.
Donald Eldridge, midshipman at
tho United States naval academy at
Annapolis. IL In the city TOR a
months leave OF absence at the
parental O. @. Eldndge home Young
Eldridge hat Just finished his second
year ut the naval academy. and has
but recently returned from a three
months cruise Of 10000 miles to
Panama, Hawaii. other islands OF
the Pacific. and the Pacific coast. The
cruise was taken aboard the u. 8. s.
South Carolina. Accompanying
Midshipman E1dridge to the city was
his friend and classmate, Midship-
man Fred Erbach, OF Athens, Wis,
who wAs here over Sunday before
going to- his home.
IN . recent gathering Of former
Marshalltown people in Minneapolis,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p. Mann. there were present Mrs.
Mann's father. T. T. Shorthin OF this
city; Mrs. Mann's sister. Mrs. Jud
Morrfssey and daughter Marian, Of
Omaha; another sister. Mrs. Lisle w.
Brown. Mr.. Brown, and daughter, of
Madison, Wis: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A.
i'Meeker and daughter, Mrs. Roxy
Beeson Hill. and Mrs. Laura Goodale
and Miss Ina Goodale, all of Minnea-
lived for several years at Madison,
liyen for several years at Madison,
where Mr.. Brown has been connected
with the photography department of
the University OF Wisconsin, are on
their way to Bellingham, Wash,
where they may decide to make their
home. Mr. Browns father. T. A..
Brown. is in the photography bust /
ness at Bellin4ham