Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-03
Potted -Haster ylites at Kembles.
Spring hats 3i.SS. Bargain store.
Homemade rugs as cents. Bargain

POtted E4eter snltee AT AemOleD.
Spring hats ;i.Ss. Bargain store.
Home made rugs Is cents. Bargain
Store. 81 AZ lrt
Men. suit. ali Wool. 1915. Bargain
Store.
Velvet rugs. sxl2. Bargain Store
Price STATS.
Nine by twelve tapestry rugs 1915 a,
the Bargain Store.
Spirella corsets. Mrs. e. B. Myer
209 Market street. Phone %.
Three yard curtains. worth $3.50 pair
at Bargain Store 50 cents a pair
Dr. French, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Masonic Temple building
Hand painted Easter cards, by Miss
HOLSTER, for sale at Benedict & Brint-
nails.
Just received eighty-four new tap
estry rugs, worth SIS at 1915; 9x12.
Bargain Store
Mr.. V. N. Hansen arrived home Mon
day from a brief visit at Milford, at
the Pillsbury home,
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Mr.. " L. Wheeler, of ST Paul. is a
guest at the homes of his sisters, Mrs.
E. A. Hill and Mrs. L. H. Thompson.
No matter how small your order, we
will deliver promptly and cheerfuliy
Old Reliable Drug Company.
Wanted at once. first class paper
hanger and painter. Steady work no
boozer need apply. Simmons Book
Store.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Elm Nor .
wegian Lutheran church will meet II
the home of Mrs. Knute Nickling. .
South Sixth street, Thursday afternoon
Our soda fountain is now in charge
of Mr.. Carl Bigalow, first class dis
penser, who will serve the very latest
drinks. Make it point, to stop in. FL
der.
Mrs. T. Younge. daughter Ruth and
son Thomas. of Des SMoines. are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.
Korsan. They will remain until Sat
urday.
Miss Bertha Stevens. of Des Moines,
arrived in the city Tuesday, and will
be a guest for few days ut the home
of her brother. Mr.. IA. c.. Stevens, 900
Woodbury. street.
Mesdames w. F. Flower. j. Brock
Mary Nichols, c. E. Pierson and George
Trautman will be the hostesses of the
Methodist Ladies Aid Society at the
church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. T. W. Van Ausdall and daugh-
ter Edith. of Rock Island Ill.,. who
have been visiting for two weeks with
the formers mother Mrs. Jennie Nc
Candless, returned home Tuesday.
Have you carpets to clean" Try us
this spring. We have the largest and
best tumbler, also the largest and
strongest vacuum cleaner in the city,
therefore we do the best work. LaPour
& Heuer, phone 1173 green.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost, l16 West
Main street. entertained company OF
young people at their home Monday
night at an April Fool'' party The
hours were enjoyed socially and Mrs
Frost served a two-course lunch.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Con-
gregational church will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mesdames II
w. Shove. f. w. Hinchley, G. VI
Johnson and c. Il. Wilson, at the
Shove home, 400 North Fourth street.
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Mr.. John L. Pegg. formerly of .tiTi!
city but now of Boufeer. Colo, arrive:
ir the city Tuesday, afternoon. and viii
remain here for a visft with his cous-
IRIS, Mr.. J. A. Pegg, Mrs. T.. II. Wiley
and Miss Lillian Pegg. Mr.. Pegg wi!
also visit his uncle. Mr.. G. ID. Pegg
and family. at Toledo.
Most of the members of the Baptist
Brotherhood attended the regular
meeting Of the orgs1lYation. held at
the church Monday evening. when Rev
John A. Earl, president of Des Moines
College. Des Moincs, spoke. Rev. Mr.
Earrs subject was Together" and his
address was given close attention.
The Loya! Daughters of the G. r. S
Circle. Sunday school class of the
Central Church of Christ met at the
home Of Miss Iowa Duncan, 111h
South Center street, Monday night
Plans were made for contest for new
members, and one such was taken in al
the meeting. The evening was made
pleasant with social amusements, and
light refreshments were served by Mrs
Duncan, assisted by her daughters
Iowa and Neva.