Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-21


Daniel F'rohman presents Mrs. Fiske,
! Americas most distinguished actress.
in her foremost success, Tess OF the
D'urbervilles.' in Ave reels OF motion
pictures. tonight. Lyric.
Eating apples Of all kinds at culleys'.
Wealthies. Greetings. Jonathans,
Pound Sweets. Also the winter Nellis
pears which are fine. Culleys.
Mrs E. p Cross and daughter. Mrs.
w. T. Trewyn, the latter Of Peoria, re-
turned Thursday evening from their
visit at Mason City with Rev. and Mrs.
w. P. James.
Marshall Lodge No. 10s. A: F. & A.
N. will work onthe first degree tonight
at 1880. Members requested and Wis
itors invited to be present. George
Gregory. w. NJ.
Mrs L. d. Robinson was called to
Cedar Rapids today owing to the ILL
ness OF her daughter, Mrs. Carl vogt.
who Thursday underwent an operation
for tumor at q Cedar Rapids hospital.
Mrs. A, Osman ana daughter, Louise
of Morris. ILL.,, who have been visiting
for several weeks at the home OF their
daughter. and sister. Mrs. Orlando
InRvoldstad. left for homo this morn
Ing. ii, 81
Ladies'! Tonight and tomorrow only.
pound box Of chocolates and q van
ity box which contains powder pun.
mirror. rouge. ETC.. al for 81 cents.
This 10 tonight and tomorrow only. Nc
Bride 4 VIII Drug Company;
Ladies! Tonight and tomorrow only.
q pound box OF chocolates ana van
ity box which contains powders pun.
| mirror. rouge. ETC., oil for 81 cents.
This II tonight and tomorrow puly. Nc
Bride q win Drug Company
Mrs. e. L. Escher. Of Lamoille. under
went serious and extensive pelvic
operation at st. Thomas hospital
Thursday. Mrs. Escher's condition to-
band was operator for the Northwest
ern at Lamoille until very recently
Here is news for The wife that Is to
prepare q big dinner for Sunday. We
have fine eating apples. grapes. lettuce,
radishes. carrots. cabbage, ,turnips.
fruit Of all kinds, etc. Just you phone
9 and let Us suggest what to, order to
make your dinner . success. Sanitary
Grocery.
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Mrs. Jennie Wilson,. 1921 East Grant
street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the members Of the Witenagemote
Club. The afternoon hours were. spent
| with reading and study Of the club
book, and several letters from absent
friends and club members were en-
joyed.
Tho regular business meeting OF st.
(Elisaheth's Society OF st. Mary's
church was held. Thussday afternoon
in the knights OF Columbus hall. The
hostesses, Mesdames L. r. London.
George Cummings, and J. J. Mccarthy.
| were assisted ins serving refreshm ents
by Misses Marie Bondage and Kate
Weber.
A. T. Birchard received an invita-
ton to the approaching marriage Of
his youngest granddaughter, Miss
Nellie Isabel Bridge, daughter OF
Charles Stewart Bridge, Of Norfolk.
Neb. The wedding will take place at
the Bridge home at II o'clock on Sat
urday. Nov. 20. Miss Bridges mother
was Nellie Birchard.
]. C. Young, at the head Of the new
business department Of the Iowa Rail-
way and Light Company. who has been
here for few days. left for Marengo
this forenoon. The Iowa Railway and
Light Company purchased the electric
lighting and gas company Of that place
six or seven months ago. and 1t Is ask.
ing for a new franchise.
| The suit you have on Is not an old
suit, but notice it looks spotted and
1 badly wrinkled. Noticed that before?
Well, the greatest change in the world
can be made by sending your suit to
the Marshalltown Steam Dye Works.
phone III. On its return you won't
be able to tell 1t from your Sunday
suit. Want us to call today? Use the
! phone. Marshalltown Steam Dye
Works.
| Love stories Of the good. old fash
toned kind have not gone out of style.
This Is demonstrated by the remark
able favor accorded Lavender and
Old Lace" the new play fashioned by
David G. Fischer from Myrtle Reeds
delightful book OF the same name,
which the United Play Company. Inc,
is sending to the Odeon theater Sum
! day evening, with Sarah Padden In the
star part. Odeon.
Kleptomania has been seized upon
by Carlyle Moore az the subject mat
ter for his screaming comedy farce,
stop Thief" which Conan and Harris
i will offer at the Odeon theater tonight,
In the play, two people who are OBJ
sessed with morbid desire TO take and
hide things. are confused with real
/ crook who steals for keeps. The play IL
said to abound In ridiculously humor-
Gus situations. and bright chatter,
punctuated with many thrills which
appear to b a. real - any that has
ever been Matched IN earnest 0deon.