Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-21

| A visit to our shop Will convince you
Of our high grade Of millinery. Miss
Midlekauh.
Twenty dozen mems 81 shirts on
sale tonight at 50 cents each. at the
New England. p. r. Lay.
No JOB too big. No Job too small.
will receive prompt attention at Dinen-
bacher Banzhars. Is North First
street. phone $40.
Miss Middlekauf is showing very
large line Of practical hats for every
day wear. Also great many new
styles in the more dressy hats.
Superintendent and Mrs Aaron Pal
| mer went to Waterloo this morning to
remain over Sunday with Mrs. Pal
mer's mother. Mrs. r. j. Humphrey.
| Miss Editha Parsons was In Union
| Friday night, where she assisted pu-
pills Of Miss Clara Grips, Of Albion. in
recital at the Congregational church.
| The last of the bi-weekly dancing
parties Of the season was given at the
Country Club Friday night. Owing to
; the frosty temperature the attendance
was not very large.
Miss Byerly, Cedar Rapids high
! school teacher. arrived Friday evening
and will be guest at the homes Of DR..
] snd Mrs. George NJ. Johnson and Mr..
, and Mrs. Aaron Palmer over Sunday.
! "The Lion and the Mouse" play
that has enjoyed over three years Of
unbroken duration as supreme sue
cess. will be the attraction at the Odeon
I, Sunday evening Prices csc, SOC, 75c
and 81.
| r. A. Apgar. OF Madison. Wis. who
(; has bought the I. A. Brown business
here. reached the city Friday evening.
Mr.. Apgar's mother, Mrs E. NJ. Apgar.
/ who is to live with her son, is expect
ed next Thursday evening from st.
Paul, where she is visiting.
| The Sunday attraction at the Odeon
will be The Lion and the Mouse" The
members of the company are players
of distinction and there is excellent
prospect that the play will be found
more attractive than ever. Seats now
i selling Prices Csc SOC. 75c and 81.
| One Of the most famous names in
| the history Of the American stage has
been added to the cast supporting the
Lyman Twins Miss Emma Abbott. a
niece Of the famous singer of that
i name, viii be seen at the Odeon tonight
in the new musical play. "The Specu-
, lators." Prices CSC, 35c, soc, 75c and ST.
! Miss Ina Goodale, who has been In
/ the city since the death Of her father.
left this morning for Minneapolis, ac-
companied by Mrs. Goodale, who will
be with her daughter for an indefinite
period. Mrs Goodale expects TO re-
main until Christmas at any rate. and
may be gone longer.
"The Lion and the Mouse" will be
the attraction at the Odeon Sunday
evening. It has all the elements Of
popularity, powerful central interest:
an intense love story wherein the low
ers are in peril many times: added to
! the story is plenty of good comedy.
Prices CSC soc, Is and 81. Seats now
selling.
| For sale-Rugs. oak bed room set.
folding bed. leather lounge, leather
rocker book case. dining chairs. china
cabinet, baby cab, piano bench, hall
rack, and other household goods; also
otter coat worn three seasons. Tuesday
and Wednesday "a and %. Egermayer,
204 North Fourth street. Desk. table.
| chairs and Wernicke book cases at Of
fee.
! The Tirzah Aid Society was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Miss Bes-
sic Collins, 40 West Church street.
There was large attendance, and the
time was spent In piecing quilts. and
doing other work in preparation for a
| bazaar to be held soon. The hostess
was assisted in serving a two-course
lunch by her sister. Miss Flossie
Schnare, OF Toledo, who was guest at
/, the meeting.