Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-16

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Eat popcorn crispettes.
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Hear banjo act. Colonial, tonight.
Regular dance at Forney's hall Sat
urday night.
U. B. bake exchange at d. c. Wilbur
store. Saturday afternoon.
j. A. Baughman shipped q car Of
horses to Philadelphia Wednesday.
Nice fresh country dressed chickens
at Reynolds & Sheldon's tomorrow.
Mr.. George Nichols, Of Minerva. was
in the city Thursday on business.
Don't fail to attend our fourth annual
shoe sale tomorrow. Larson & Clemens
SCOTS coal office, III East Main
street. with American Express Com
pany.
Messrs. W. ]. and j. A. Clemons, OF
Clemens, were in the city on business
Wednesday,
Wantei---A first class paper hange,
and painter. No boozer. Simmons
! Book Store.
Harmony Aid fair and dance tonigh,
and Saturday night. Cummings hall
Everybody come.
Do you understand that this is the
last sale of the Eadie Music Company
Planes must be turned into money al
+, once. On sale at 121 East Main street
Remember we make prompt delivery
When you want anything in the drug
! line. call us up and our messenger viii
respond promptly. Old Reliable Drug
Company.
| The juniors of State Street United
| Evangelical church will hold an ex
/ change at w. T. Somers' sheet meta
works, 226 East Main street, all day
Saturday.
You can save 10 per cent on any
painting or paper hanging started dur.
ing the next seven days If you go tt
7. F. Jones' wall paper and paint store
los East State street.
| VA ass EulIHd fdESOIlS, WHO mas peer
teaching in this city for about a year
and who was recently compelled t.
give up her work owing to i'll health
will leave Sunday night for her HON,
in Cazenovia. n Y. Miss Parsons Wi.
rest for a month and. about the middle
! Of the month, if her health will per.
NIT, she expects to join the Metropoli
tan Star Quintent as reader, and toul
the southern states in recitals.
Mrs. w. T. Block. 100 West Mail
street, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the Concordia Nahebund a
it's regular meeting. short program
was enjoyed, consisting OF a readins
/ "Torona and His Child" by Mrs. Mar.
Bowman. and a vocal duet by Mrs
Bowman and Mrs. r. S. Widl. TIL
hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs
Frances Stout. Guests Of the nahe
burd were Mrs. Stout, Mrs. 8. J
Tinker, and Mrs. Fred Fullmer.
The valentine dancy party given b.
the Knights of Pythias and Pythial
Sisters lodges, Wednesday evening II
the Knights of Columbus hall. proved .
most enjoyable affair." and was at
tended by about twenty-five couples
The arrangements for the party wer'
in charge Of the Pythian Sisters, wh'
had the hall deliberately decorated 70
the occasion with valentine symbols
A pleasing program Of dances was en-
joyed. and a lunch of doughnuts an,
coffee was served by the ladies.
Further word from Chicago, relativ
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BrueEger, the infant son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Frederick Bruegger. is to the eff
feet that the babes death was due t
erysipelas. The end came very sud
denly. occurring Wednesday morning
following the discovery Of the infec
ton the afternoon before. Mrs. Brueg
ger is doing nicely. save from the grie
over the loss OF her son. and the twi
daughter. Nalou, is we'll. The littl
boys body was buried in the Bruegge
family lot in Mount Hope cemetery.
Misses Zuleime Forbes and Grac
Love entertained seven Of their schoo
girl friends and one of their teachers
Miss Mary Eaton, at a valentine part
at the Forbes home Wednesday even
| ing. The guests We're invited for a
o'clock dinner, which was served Il
three courses, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbe
assisting the young hostesses. TIL
valentine idea was carried out in tn
| decorations and menu, the former in
Guiding red carnations on the table
The evening was enjoyed in an in
formal social way, and several guess
ing games afforded entertainment.
| The funeral Of Oliver L. Shearer. tn
Swear old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L
Shearer. 712 East Linn street, was he'll
Thursday afternoon from the residenc
in charge of Rev. S. E. Ellis. Amon
the flowers were pretty pieces from
the Abbott school and the teachers O
the building, a class Of the Methods
Sunday school and different societie
of the church. the Marshalltown Light
Power and Railway Company. and EN-
ployes Of the company. The nowe
bearers were Ada Bently and Elsi
Soules and the pail bearers Lloyd an
Wayne Hodges, Howard Miller, an
Raymond Kirby. Interment was II
Riverside.