Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-18

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/ Auto Company's salesroom, April 10
| and 20.
! Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis
will be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Henry Pappe, 905 West Main
street.
! Attend the automobile opening and
manufacturers display at the Marshall
Auto Company's salesrcom. April 10
and 20.
Sample line of fine white dresses
worth from $3.50 down as low as S.
Friday one-half price. Burch Bros
Company. The New England.
For Sale-Two lots, each hfty-,wo
foot frontage on Boone street between
Sixth and Seventh street, with eight
room house. cheap. c. C Caswell.
Friday and Saturday the display of
automobiles and accessories will be a
big attraction at 122 and 124 East Main
street Music and flowers for the
ladies.
Everist will be able to take care OF
experienced workmen employed to do
n. Z.
church.
The Click Mothers Club will meet
Friday afternoon at $50 at the school
building. Dr. Cora Williams Choate will
address the mothers on The Physical
Needs Of the Child"
Seventy five washable dresses, ladies'
! and misses sizes, linen. Bingham, la an.
s<r1,$1 ~s11 4
worth s15, choice Friday s2.9s. Burch
Bros. Company. The New England.
The Womans Missionary Association
of the United Brethren will meet with
Mrs. Frank Ogle, Ill Yves, Linn street,
| at 2:30 Friday afternoon. The mem
bers will spend the afternoon hemming
tea towels.
Mrs. A. Scheid and Aida johnson,
whom Mrs. Scheid has in her care, go
to Eldora this evening to spend few
days with Mrs. r. Raymond Hadley,
who expects to go to California. the last
Of this month to live.
Mrs. Myra Pierce, formerly OF this
city but now Of Minneapolis, has sold
to w. H. Morris the dwelling property
at 2G71. West Main street. The price
was $500, according to the deed filed
in the county recorders office.
The body of Mrs. Lavina Ferree,
the Tracy woman who died at the SOL
diers home hospital Tuesday, will be
sen to Tracy tonight for interment.
William Rogers. of Ottumwa, Mrs
Ferree's son, will accompany the body.
The New England store calls your
attention to the special items adver-
tised elsewhere for Coupon Friday
| These items will be sold only wne1
coupon is presented. All the items Of
! fered are worthy of special attention
The Court Of Honor Circle was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon at its
regular meeting, by Mrs. John Dun.
mire. at her home, 1921 South First
avenue. The time was spent in sewing
following the usual business session
and the hostess served light lunch.
c. J. Blodgett. local freight agent Of
the Chicago Great Western. was in Des
nual meeting Of employees Of the diff
ferert departments OF the local divi-
sion. who met with general and divi-
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| ing to the company's interests.
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The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
church met at the church Wednesday
afternoon, and elected the following Of
fcers: President, Mrs. L. c. Abbott
first vice president. Mrs. A. G. Click;
second vice president Mrs. H.. ]. Al.
lard; recording secretary. Mrs. A. @
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D. T. Denmead: treasurer. Mrs. g. W
Lawrence; board members, Mrs. A. T
Elder. Mrs George Painter. and Mrs
w. G.. Bowe.
With the splendid Aggregation o
gloom -dispellers and the best corko
logical entertainment that has beer
on tour in many years, Al G. Field an
his Greater Minstrels make their an
nual bow to local followers Of min
strelsy at the Odeon Monday evening
All G. Field has for more than a de
cade held the inside track in the run
ming Of minstrelsy events, but with thi
sea sons show ne has surpassed tn
most elaborate OF his earlier produc
tons.
The Monte Carlo Girls Company
that sterling organization headed b.
those popular omedians Welsh
Fields, and Arthur Laning, and Hoppe
& Reveni, are billed to appear at tn
Odeon tonight and to merely say fin
performance is assured would be put
ting it lightly. The show is entirel
new this season and novel openin
has been cleverly arranged to intro
duce the now famous beauty choru
and coterie Of singers and dancers tina
make things lively turnout the per
Torrance.
Mrs. 8. A. Dillon ana Mrs. Fred Dan,
were hostesses Wednesday Afternoon
at the Dillon home, 2os North Eight
avenue to the Busy Bee Circle Of tn
L. o. T. NJ. In a guessing contea
which followed the routine bushes.
Mrs. A. J. Clearinghouse won the prize
and Mrs. Frank Moehrl received tn
consolation. Piano numbers by Lucil