Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-29

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The Ladies' Guild rummage sale
postponed until Friday, Nov. 4, at II
South First street.
Drs. Nichols, Chesire, Merrill &
Johnson, Offices third floor, Masonic
temple. Take the elevator. Phone 10
Special sale of sterling silver Thin
bles for "a cents from to 9 o'clock
Saturday evening. Miller. the Jeweler,
10S East Main.
Don't forget to hear c.. w. Trickett
the man who cleaned up Kansas City
Kan, at Methodist church, 3: Is p. m
Sunday. Oct. 80.
The condition Of William Vance, for
merly of State Center. who is seriously
sick at his home three miles northeast
of the city Of paralysis, is not so en-
couraging today.
Physical Director r. ]. Guyer, of the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., went to Toledo
this morning to be one Of the officials
at the Leander- Clark-Coe College foot
ball game this afternoon.
Mrs. Wizards division of the Con-
gregational Ladies' Aid will serve a
Halloween waffle supper and social in
the basement OF the Congregational
church Monday evening, Oct. 81, at 5: so
o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Ogle, III Summit street
| was hostess Friday afternoon to a very
pleasant meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Friends church Light re-
freshments were served during the So
| cial hour.
Mr.. c. H Ross. of Clemens. was in
the city Thursday evening, en- route
| home from Goodrich, N. D.. where he
| has been to look after his farming in
| terests, and to visit his sons, Leonard
and Frank Ross, who are on the farm.
| For the remainder Of the week we
will sell ten pounds best granulated
cane sugar for so cents with every 81
order OF other goods at our store, or
| twenty pounds for 81 with every IS
| order The Model Grocery, los West
! Main, phone 2S9.
The legalized saloon in Iowa will
cease to exist when the people express
a desire at the polls. Come and hear
the prohibition party speakers-they
will tell how it can be done. Time,
Monday evening at 1880. Place, east
court room.
| Miss Emily Perkins, of Chicago, who
returned to America a week ago from
Berlin, where she has been studying
piano for seven months with Josef
Lhevinne. arrived in the city Friday
| evening for a visit at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. c. c. st. Clair
Breakfast time is pancake time A
| winters breakfast is incomplete with
out pancakes and it is impossible to
, make good pancakes without the prop
er pancake flour. Try Favorite Pan
cake flour, sold by leading grocers and
you will be delighted with your break
fast. -
The Missionary Society of the United
Brethren church met Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. c. E. Pilgrim. The
hours were spent in sewing. One new
! member, Mrs. Plumb, was admitted.
There .was good attendance of MEM
bers. Four guests, Mrs. Longfield, Mrs
Little, Mrs. p. ]. Schmelz and Mrs.
Page, were present.
Mrs. Claude Whitney. 2o3 South
Third avenue, was hostess Friday af-
ternoon to the regular meeting of the
Archers. After the routine business a
pleasant social hour was enjoyed Mrs.
Whitney was assisted in serving by
Corrine Whitney and Margaret Wood
! mansee. Miss Zilla Martin, of Lincoln,
Neb., and Mrs. John Humphrey were
the only guests fthe society.
Harry Bulger in Mort H. Singers
'AThe Flirting Princess" which comes
! to the new Odeon Wednesday. Nov. 2,
was the big hit of the past season in
Chicago. having carried the record
away from the Windy City for the
longest run Of any show in the city
last season. 1t is full of delightful
music, catchy songs and pretty dancers.
The original production will be seen
here, with the famous vampire" and
Apache" dances, also the sensational
barefoot chorus.
Mrs. r E. Jackson. Gil North Sec
ond avenue. was hostess Friday even
ing at a surprise party on her sister.
Mrs Isaac DeMoss, and sister-in-law,
Mrs James o. Haley. OF Topeka, Kan,
who are guests at the Jackson home.
About thirty participated, and enjoyed
delightful time with games and var
ious amusements. The hostess served a
four course lunch, assisted by Miss
Letha Palmer. Other out town
guests were. Mr.. E. Leonard, of Albany,
N. T.. and Mr.. E. Watson, Of State
Center.
If you want local option for the leg
allied saloon in Iowa, then vote for
Porter. II you are satisfied with the
present mulct saloon situation then
vote for Carroll. II you want con-
stitutfon prohibition Of the saloon bust
ness vote for MacEarchon. the candi-
date for governor on the prohibition
ticket. Come and hear Stanley, the
singing comedian, Hall, the silver
tongued orator from California, and
State Chairman Jones Will tell you why
q vote for MacEachron will count for
constitutional prohibition. Time. Mon
day evening at 1880. Place. east
court room.