Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-28

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Funny John Bunny Colonial.
Bring your watches Ia. Hodges.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Jesse johnson, OF Liscomb, spent the
day In the city on business.
For moving or storage see us. White
Transfer line. Is South First avenue.
Miss Lorraine Lennon went to Cedar
Rapids Wednesday for a ten days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker and Mrs
Fred Clifford. of Liscomb, spent the
day In the city.
For good investment, buy my resi-
| dence equities at discount. Phone
| 1928. c. E. Forkner
Wanted-Boy Of Is years or older, ia
work in composing room. Chance to
learn trade. Times Republican.
Combination pencil box and rule,
| free with every pair of school shoes
purchased here. Wallace Shoe store
Mark Healy and Scott Jones re-
| turned home Wednesday from few
days visit in Des Moines, Ames, and
| Boone.
/! Fall suits are here. Smart lively. in
dividual patterns, advance styles for
advance dressers. Hopkins & Son. the
! popular tailors.
Notice-This store will only be open
| on Sundays after this date from to
! 10 a. m. John F. Batesole. Ninth
| street and Boone.
I, r. B. Miller and son-in-law. II. G.
Easton. of Ida Grove. arrived in the
| city this morning and will be here fol-
few days on business.
| Misses Reba and Gail WINERY, OF
Union. arrived Wednesday evening
from Iowa City, where they have been
visiting friends for few days.
The Girl Up stairs" play with
the bill for the matinee at the Odeou
Saturday. Don't miss it. odeon.
Mrs. Lizzie Window and Miss Or.
pha Kadel, of Belle Blaine, arrived i.
the city Wednesday evening and viii
be guests for a few days of their cous
in. Mrs Luther Ray.
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| Miss Bess Fleming arrived home
Wednesday night from her summers
stay in California. Miss Fleming visited
principally in Stockton, San Francisco
San Leandro, and Los Angeles.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kopel, and William Knoll
Of Haverhill, who have been spending q
few days in Des Moines at the stat;
fair, returned Wednesday evening
Mrs. A. d. Sherlock, of Twin Falls
Idaho, arrived in the city Tuesday night
and will remain for few weeks visi,
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Simmons, 212 North Third
avenue.
Coon Hollow" will be the offering al
the Odeon theater tonight The scenes
Of this play are laid in Virginia. There
is strong vein OF comedy running
turnout the entire bill; with many
thrilling situations. Odeon. f
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nickel. daughter
Bernice. and sons. Chester and Albert
left this morning in the Nickel car
for Clear Lake. where they will re-
main for few days. Miss Marian
M1Ck6l anu MlSS NAtd fuISel icII IOl
the lake this morning by rail.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Doolittle. 10.
South Third avenue, entertained = few
friends at dinner Wednesday evening
complimentary to Rev. and Mrs. James
MCGEE. Dinner was served at $50
the hostess being assisted by her sister
Miss Jessie Pentiand.
Helen Gardner. in Cleopatra" the
great six-reel masterpiece Of art. The
most beautiful motion picture ever
produced, will be at the Lyric theater
tonight and tomorrow. First show
matinee. 1870; second. $3.50; evening.
1915. second $3.50. Lyric.
Will person who took the suitcase
from Third street car last Saturda y
evening. return same to office OF w.
Leech. second floor of Kibbey build
ii and receive reward. No questions
will be asked. Especially wish the suit
case as it was the gift of one who is
gone and is highly priced as q keep
Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. and Mrs. Orlando Ingvoldstad
were in Dunbar Wednesday where they
were guests Of honor at an all-day pic
mic given by the members Of the Nor
wesian Lutheran church. of which
Rev. Mr.. Ingvoldstad is pastor. The
affair was held at the home Of Osman
Tweed. and most enjoyable day was
spent in the usual fashion. Dinner was
served at noon. Rev. and Mrs. Ing
voldstad were presented with a purse
from the members of the congrega ton.
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President Wallace HI. Arney, of the
Iowa Savings Bank. and Mrs. Arney,
arrived home Wednesday from their
pleasant trip of two months thru the
west. They visited turnout the northa
western part Of the country, and thru
California. seeing many former Mar
shalltown people. In Los Angeles and
Pasadena" said Mr.. Arney, "it was like
being at home, but I didn't see place
while was away that I would prefer
to Marshalltown to live in Mrs Arney
has been away from home three
months. having spent month. prior
to the trip. at Reno, New, with an
invalid sister.