Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02

Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mems odd pants. $3.50 values. 50
cents. Weisman's Bargain Store.
Eye, ear, nose and throat specialists.
Drs. French & Cobb. Masonic temple.
Movies at the odean theater Sunday
evening. Three reels of good photo
plays. Starting at 40 any seat
cents any time. Odeon.
Be out tonight-last chance to see
the big musical comedy success. So
phia's Seven Sutiors." Ask the fellow
who saw it last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In Wednesdays paper the Standard
Bakery ad stated twenty ounce LOAF
Of buttermilk bread This should have
read twenty eight ounce loaf of but
termilk bread for cents.
~s.--
To say Cameo goods doesn't mean a
sour. fiat, unpleasant taste if You
refer to Cameo. Come in and see us
at Benedict G. Brintnalrs store Sat-
urday, May 8. Letts-Fletcher Company,
Mrs. L. G. Seager. who has been Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs
E. c. Lainson. left for her home at
W III tSihAis -hICI., evening"
Mrs. Seager was accompanied by her
father, L. B. Sparks.
Overland driving in an auto becomes
a pleasure with one Of Huebinger's
aliases Of Iowa in the car Every auto
road in every county in Iowa shown
on large maps bound in flexible leath-
er. Inquire at T.-R office.
We will be showing samples OF
Cameo canned goods Saturday. May 8,
at Benedict & Brintnal's store. Come
in and taste some really good things.
You'll not be under any obligation to
buy. Let's Fletcher Company.
! Eugene T. Collins, Of st. Edwards
Neb., arrived in the city this morning
and will spend several days at the home
| of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Col
Inns. Mr.. Collins was called to the city
on account of the illness OF his father
Mrs. Robert j. Vogel, 514 Bromley
noon to the ladies Of the State Street
! afternoon was spent sewing for the So
ciety. After short business session
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. James skegg went to
Ames this morning to attend the May
festival given by the students of the
college. in which their daughter, Miss
Ella Skegg, was Queen Of May" Mrs
Skegg will remain over Sunday with
her daughter Miss Skegg is member
of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
"Sophia's Seven Suitors" is the great
H. t>v
an amateur cast Miss May Wizards
Spanish dance, Cliff H. Muchmore and
Pearl Adams in the love waltz and
The Rag Time Reel" and James Wiley
and Rosie Flower in the one step are
the big features that everyone is talk
ing about today. Odeon tonight.-Ad-
vertisement
Members Of the Congregational aid
society were entertained Thursday at
ternoon, by Mesdames Carl Shaffner
f. A. Hill, and Candace Trotter at the
Shaffner home, 20s South Fourth ave-
nue.. After the regular business ses-
sion a social hour was enjoyed, during
which the hostesses We're assisted in
serving lunch by Mrs. NJ. S. McFar-
land and Mrs. Glen Lampman.
Mrs. Mark w. IROIndS. iVo WOOI
street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the Jolly Club. An enjoyable after
noon was spent with games. music. and
guessing contests. For the latter Mrs
]. Buchwald and Mrs. w. E. Pauley
received the prizes. The hostess was
assisted in serving lunch by Mrs
| Odenwalder Mrs J. B. Lyons, OF
/ Mapleton, was the only out of-town
guest.
| Mrs. George Gerhart received today
telegram from Fredericktown. o..
telling of the death at midnight Thurs
day of Mrs. Lydia Silliman, sister OF
I Mrs. Gerhart's mother. Mrs. Mary G.
McGrew and Mrs. Eliza Leech. also OF
this city. Mrs. McGrew has been i'll
at her daughters home FOR fourteen
; weeks. and her condition was such to-
| day that the intelligence Of her sisters
death was not conveyed to her.
! At the Odeon theater starting Mon
day evening Al Gorrell and his COM
! pany of comedians. The show that's
! somewhat different from all others. Of
I fering pictures, drama. comedy and
vaudeville each evening, all for -
cents. Fortyfve minutes of movies
starting at !: 80 free. An entire change
| of plays, pictures and vaudeville spe-
! cialties each evening. The biggest and
best show ever seen in MarshalltoWn
| for 10 cents. Odeon.
! Fifty members of the Ladies Aid
! Society Of the Methodist church We're
! entertained at the church parlors
| Thursday afternoon by Mesdames +.
H. Har, T.. S. Wing, c. H. Turnkey. w.
B. Hanegan, II. P. Bigalow. and w. l..
! Peckham After the business routine
the time was passed sewing carpet
rags for rugs. During the social houf
! Mrs. W. II Roach OF Moran, Tex,
gave "A piano solo. Refreshments were
| served by the hostesses.
| Funeral services for Mrs. ~ Cole
we're attended by many old friends and
neirhbors from the Cole home, so'
| Jerome street Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. James MCGEE had the services in
| charge. The flower bearers were Elsle
Preston, Minnie Wheat. and Florence
and Annabel Cole, and Mabel Louthan
Neighbors and friends sent many very
pretty flowers. The pail bearers were
{ A. H. Welker. John A. Taliman. FRANK
Gull. r. Hollingsworth, j. S. McCorm-
ack. and NJ. f. Louthan. lntermen'
was in Riverside.
| E,upera1 services for Mrs Oscar Green