Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-20
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Jones' wall paper store
Fat sugarettes. the newest thing II
dainty cookies ct Culley's.
DR.. G. A. Noggie. veterinary surgeon
a. Harmon's feed barn. Phone ass.
II you want those window panes re.
placed, phone Jones wall paper store.
George n. Norris. nrs. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over % West Main
Every lady at all Interested should
bo sure to SEQ the millinery at Miss
Middlekaufs.
Lecture from "Coalpit to Pulpit" al
Baptist temple tonight. You can &c,
tickets at the temple.
Culley has some fine large yellow
canning pears. Also eating years. Fine
eating apples Of all kinds.
wanted-Corn to husk. Marshall
town Employment Agency. s23 South
Third avenue. phone $50.
| The Baptist Sunday school class No
5, will hold an exchange in Sinclair's
window. Saturday afternoon.
We still have few Halloween pos
cards. at twelve for cents. l cent eact
and cents each. at Tho Racket
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yeager. Of Grin.
nell, werc in the city Thursday night
to witness The Fortune Hunter"
Kendall & West have all kinds o.
syrups for your pancakes, also gooS
country sorghum. Kendall & West.
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Popular lecture at Baptist temple to.
night. From Coalpit to Pulpit" by
Rev John A. Earl. Admission % cents
Carl Newcomer, Of Eldora, was ir
the city Thursday night, being on his
way home from a business trip at Mt
Vernon.
Mrs. r. B. Reasoner went to Del
Moines this morning. and from there
goes to Newton for a short stay or
business.
Don't be in hurry about ordering
that fall suit or overcoat. for the Ma
tional Wooden Mills will open thei,
store in few days.
Mrs. Thomas McIarman and daugh.
| ter. Mrs Roy Brown. the latter Of Des
Moines, went to Iiscomb this morn.
ing to visit with relatives.
Pancake season is on and we have
the following brands: Banner. Virginia
Sweet, Sun Shine and Falcon pancake
hours. Phone AS. Kendall & West.
| Saturday specials at wachter's, pea
nut crisp 10 cents per pound, chocolate
maraschino cherries In boxes, 10 and q
cents per box. Homo made. SO West
Main
Shrubs cafe makes green label but
! termilk bread. Others make bread too.
but none have the quality that comes
under the little green label. II your
grocer does not have it call at cafe.
Mr.. C. r. Cadle, Of Muscatine, spent
Thursday in the city visiting with Mr.
A. NJ. Friend and Col c. c. Horton. Mr.
CaGle is an old friend OF Mr.. Friend,
and stopped hore after having been at
Perry attending the reunion Of the Sec
ond Iowa cavalry.
Mes.rs. G. H. schiliins. o. F. Eek
lund. Dwight Patton. Ernest Ahrens.
w. ]. Yordy. and Albert Anselme, all
Of State Center. were in the city
Thursday night to attend the theater.
Mr.. Anselme left early this morning
for Swan Lake. in Emmett county. Tor
a few days duck shooting.
Miss Emma Abbott. a niece Of the
famous singer of the Same name and
one Of the most famous names in his
tory Of the American stage. will appear
at the Odeon Saturday, matinee and
night, with the Lyman Twins in their
new musical play. 1.-THE Spectators"
Prices. Csc. 35c. soc. 75c and 81. Bargain
matinee 10 and rs cents.
Mrs. D. L. Williams. sig East Main
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the ladies' Of the Anniversary CLUB
an organization which aims to have q
meeting once or twice a month. To-
days was a postponed affair, being a
celebration Of the second wedding an
niversary Of Mrs. Williams. which fell
on Aug. 4. The afternoon was enjoyed
with cards and the hostess served Q
prettily ap, ointed two-course lunch.
According /, the club custom, the
hostess wa. presented with a pretty
gift. The members Of the club, aside
from Mrs. Williams. are Mesdames Ed
Nealer f. fursel. A. Clearinghouse, Or
rim Mitchell Earl Schneider. Louis
Grant, Hudson Mitchell, Henry Thomp-
son, John Golwitzer. r Edwinson.
Dorr Lamb, Mark Thomas. and Hiram
Stump.
| Mt. and Ms. Raffaele Montalboddi
until recently Of Rome, Italy. are in
the city for a few days visit at the
home Of the latter's aunt. Mrs. Melvina
Arson. Mrs. MontaFboddi was form
erly Miss IDA Mellish of this city. .
daughter Of the late L. d. and Eliza
beth Hartwell Mellish. Mrs. Montal-
boddi was born and reared in this city.
and as youry woman taught art in
Throop Polytechnic School at Pasa-
dena. Cal. Eisnt years ago she went
to italy to stu'y, and there met Sig.
Montalboddi VINO Is well known in his
native land az mural decorator. Sig.
Montalboddi bi 1ught from Italy with
him many paint 1xs, AZ he and his wife
are about to ope = studio at Pasadena.
to which city ey are now en- route.
| The Montaibodt are accomuanied by
their. daughter eata, aged s, and son
Donatello. aged
Mrs. J. p. Diel and Mrs. Harry Nc
Combs were hos ,sses to fifty Of their
lady friends Thu day afternoon at the
home OF the forr n, 301 North Fourth
street. A delish, II afternoon was en-
toyed. with cards the entertainment.
| The prize award was won by Mrs.
| w. A. Eandoe. A dainty lunch in fonr