Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-09
The City II Brief
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4 DR.. Burkart. osteopath. IL ". Main.
ment. Culley.
No. 1 nut hard coal. Marshall Coal
Company. 'phcne 1873.
4 Fresh country dressed chickens Sat-
urday. Reynolds & Sheldon.
\ Where is Coquitlam2 See exhibit,
4 407 Masonic Temple. acknowledgements.
4 For moving or storage see us. White
4 Transfer line, is South First avenue.
i When those pipes get frozen up and
burst, then phone $40. NJ +. Banzhaf
Jr.
The Tirzah Aid Society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Fred Dleterich, 1O7
North First avenue Friday afternoon.
DR.. F. ]. Neiman. Office and veter.
mary hospital. 107 and 109 East State
street. Office phone 4o4 residence "7z.
| We have mantes, chimneys and
wicks for those incandescent mantle
lamps. Culley, sat side of court house
We are moving to 1913 East Main
street. Our stock of wall paper will be
sacrificed to save expense Of moving.
! Skegs's store.
/ No matter what the weather is Hub
! ler's motorcycle delivery will deliver
I; packages. Call us at any time. Phone
! 767. Hubler's motorcycle and bicycle
store.
/ Friday evening at 7:45 sharp, Dun
! nam Company will play the Central
! Iowa Business College. first game. Y.
!, NJ c. A. against Ben Hur lodge, sec
! end game.-Advertiseme
| The Ladies' Aid Society of Central
F, Church of Christ will meet Friday aft
ernoon at the church with Mesdames
Cora Smith, Susan NJ Mooney and
! Lou Mitchell as hostesses.
The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary
| Society net with Mrs. Laura Goodale,
! 400 North First avenue Wednesday at
| ternon. Mrs. II. II. Center led the les
son. the subject being The Treasury.
The Wcman's Club of Marietta town
ship met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Eva Eaton. three miles
north of Lamciile The subject for the
! day was the juvenile court. and several
! interesting articles were given.
Removal sale of wall paper. $4,000
rolls to select from. Gene early while
| the assortment is complete; prices are
!. cut in two for this sale. This is an
opportunity you can not afford to miss.
James SAegg, 116 East Main street
Help the Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregations. church by attending
the piano recital given by Miss Emily
Perkins Tuesday evening, Jan. IL.
Tickets can be secured at Morgan's
drug store. Admission So cents. Ad-
vertisement.
Any charitably inclined person who
| has cook stove not in use, and would
care to donate it to poor and worthy
widow, will kindly notify Mrs. Luther
! Ray. Telephone SCI red. and Mrs. Ray
! will call for the stove and have it de-
livered
Come in and look our wall paper
4 over. All new and up-to date goods.
4 feathers. oatmeal and silks. ali go In
this sale at prices that will surprise
you. This stock must be reduced be-
fore we move TO our new location, 10
East Main street. James Skegg.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gationa church. including supper az
4 $50 o'clock will be held at the church
this evening The supper will be fol-
lowed by a brief program, reports
1 from ali the departments of the church.
and election of church officers.
The Busy Bee Circle of the l.. Q. T.
II NJ met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. r Reimer 10S North
L Third avenue. with Mrs. Ellen Abbey
as assistant hostess. The afternoon
was pleasantly passed in a social way.
The hos;esses We're assisted in serving
refreshments by Mrs. e. Stout and
Mrs. Joseph Mcmahon.
Mrs Herman Savage. POI North
| Eighth avenue. was hostess to the
Rowena Circle Wednesday afternoon
During, the business session report on
the finances Of the circle was given, and
plans for the year were made. At the
election of officers Mrs. L. Q. Lord was
made president; c. 3. Bates, vice pres
Mrs. Charles Hurd. treasurer. \ social
hour followed during which the hostess
seved refreshments.
Edna Marshall who is numbered
among the great emotional actresses
Of the day will be the attraction at the
Odeon theater Sunday evening, when
Clarence Bennett and company will
present her in THE Price" the soul
stirring drama by George Broadhurst,
which enjoyed long run at the Hud-
son tneater, New York. 1t is said that
the role of Ethel Toscani peculiarly
fits the talents Of Miss Marshall yet
the pleasure Of the performance does
not lie alone in her brilliant acting
Odeon.
Mrs. O. Shannon and Mrs. W. \. Tai
bot celebrated their birthday anniver
saries Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Talbot, 1c4 Marion
street A pleasant afternoon was spent
with games and music. and three
course luncheon was served by the hos
tesses. As 4 surprise to the hostesses
the guests gave them handkerchief
shower. The guest list included Mes
danes George Pepper. w. George
Henry Kinball, Bertha Beeson. j
stegmann. NJ c. Mart1ett, Emma You.
ker, j. Hockridge, w. B. Ferries
George Thompson, S. b. Lusby, anc
George Kinney.