Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-04
wedding rings At Hellbers's.
DR.. Nairs. 100 East Main.
Bring your watches In. Hodges.

Wedding rings At Heilbers's.
DR.. Aairs. 40 Eas. Main.
Bring your watches In. Hodges.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. is West Main
A. c. Buchanan was in Cedar Rap
ids today on business.
Dance tonight in New Forney hall
Jones' Orchestra.
Band concer. tonight. to S. in from,
of Observation-Disclosures.
For moving or storage see us. Whit.
Transfer line. IS South First avenue
Miss Puma Clemens went to Glenn.
ons this morning to visit over Sunday
with relatives.
Myers transfer will store you,
household good or move your furniture
Phone 22. f. B. Myer.
"Occident" flour from old wheat. Old
wheat makes best flour for bread. Youl
grocer has "Occident." Ask him.-Ad-
vertisement.
Wanted-Pumpkins, $3.50 per ton;
also good. sound, fair sized apples a
Western Grocer Mills.
Detail baseball returns of champion
ship series will be received by wire al
Harper G. Wards grain office. room
fremont building.-Advertise
Rev. John A. Earl. of Des Moines
College, will preach at the Baptist
temple Sunday morning and evening
You are invited to hear him.-Adver.
tisement.
The condition OF Mrs. John N. Younr
OF State Center, who has been critically
i'll at her home for several weeks. re.
mains the same, with no indication Of
improvement.
Pupils and patrons: will reopen my
studio at South Fourth street for res
ulaI classes Oct. 4. Order work &
speciality. Strictly professional. Mrs
G. F.. Schoenhut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Dennis. who are motor
ing from New York to their homes IL
Sioux Falls. S. D.. spent few hours
in the city Thursday at the home OF
Mr.. Browns cousin, Mrs. H. K. Den.
mead.
Carl Brown. 712 Bromley street, wa.
host Friday evening to twenty young
people. A social evening, with games
and music. was enjoyed, and refresh.
ments were served by the hosts sister
Mrs. Earl Humphrey and mother, Mrs
I. c. Brown.
The New England store places OF
sale tonight large shipment Of rea
humand hair switches. at the ridicu
lousy low prices of 40 cents, SO cents
and $1.9s. These goods are priced a
half and less Of their actual value
Make your selections early. e. r. Lay
Funeral services for Mrs. F1delia Ell
vira Nichols were held from the hom'
of Mrs. Nichols daughter. Mrs. w. B
Parker. 1901 West Boone street. at
o'clock Friday afternoon, in charge o
Mrs. Mary Southwick, assisted by
W. Schooley. of Waterloo. Burial wal
in Riverside.
John T. Wright. who was injured
Friday afternoon when the coal Wagon
he was driving was struck by an NJ.
St. L. train, was resting as comfort
very sore. and suffering from pain
symptoms today.
Funeral services for Patrick Dun,
were held from the home. three an,
| one half miles northeast of st. An
thony. at o'clock Friday afternoon
The pail bearers were William H
Johnnie. Sylvester, John. and E. E
Dunn and William Lyons, with buria
In the Dunn cemetery.
Miss Dorothy sallow, Representing
the Modart lace front corset, will be a
our store all Of next week to give mt
tings and demonstrate the merits o
the Modart lace front corset. Miss Sal
low >omes to us direct from the factor!
and will be prepared to furnish the yer!
latest models in lace front corsets. E
r. Lay.
The Fame Gorrell Company will clos
its engagement at the Odeon theate
tonight, presenting four-act coined!
drama, Sleepy Rastus' or THE Moon
sinners" which is one Of the best ant
most pleasing plays that has been OF
fered this week. Change of vaudeville
specialists between the acts. One pric'
to all, 10 cents. Follow the crowd
Odeon
Mrs. Henry Pappe, COS West Mali
street. entertained the members of De
Deutsche Undertakings Kreis Frida!
afternoon. There was a full attendanc
of the members and an enjoyable aft
ernoon was spent with the reading o
the lesson. After the study hour Mrs
Pappe was assisted by Mrs. Julia w
Smith in serving refreshments. Guest
for the afternoon were Mesdames Flor
ence Stone, 8. r. Feinberg. Ida viii
liams, Susie White. George F. ThayeI
and George Gregory.
Mr.. Martin will speak at the Congre
gational church. First and Churcl
streets, tomorrow at II a. m. on "Th
Relationships Of People and Pastor" Il
recognition of the third anniversary o
! the present pastorate. The eveninl
sermon at 1880 on Religious Develop
ments in Africa" will be illustrated b,
moving pictures from this country. Tn
| bible school at 9:45 a. ni.. young PEG
ple's meeting at 6: Ii p. m. Good music
| The public is cordially invited. Broth
| erhood.
Members of the Thimble Club spen
pleasant afternoon Thursday at tn
| home of Mrs. George Reynolds, 20
North Seventh street. Three ney
! members were taken into the clut
! making the membership numbe
twelve. Mrs. George B. Lincoln, one Q
the new members. who were recentl
married, was presented by the clu
with pretty hand painted plate. In
guessing contest Mrs. W. A. Pike re
ceived the first prize and Mrs. n. F