Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-17

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Bring your watches In Hodges.
Dr.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Office over 1:o East Main. DR.. Aairs.
chiropodist. 2l2 Masonic Temple. c.
F. Laid.
Millinery opening Thursday. Nettie
1ngiedue & Co.
Wanted-Apples for canning. Phone
14b. Western Grocer Mills.
Fall style show at opening tonight.
Living models. Burch Bros.
John Reynolds. Of Oskaloosa. spent
Tuesday In the city on business.
Eye. ear. nose, throat specialist. Dr.
Percy r. Wood. fremont Block.
Wanted-At once. young man with
dry goods experience. Telephone 25s.
We have the best wearing boys
shoes made in America. Wallace Shoe
Store.
Mrs. NJ. c. Raygor. Of Coon Rapids
is visiting at the home Of her brother
j. j. Lynx.
DR.. Cora Williams may be found in
her Office over the Fidelity Bank from
10 to 4.-Advertisement.
Ladies, we can show you excep-
tional values in tan and velvet shoes al
$3.50. Wallace Shoe Store
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet Thursday. after.
noon in the church parlons.
Attend our special fall display O.
dress goods, silks and trimmings to.
night. Orchestra music. E. r. Lay.
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The State Street Evangelical aid SO
ciety will be entertained Thursda.
afternoon by Mrs. c. E. Quintard, 81
Woodbury. street.
A. T. Elder and his father, Jane!
Elder, arrived home Tuesday evening
from ten days visit in New York
Boston and Newport, r. l.
Mrs. Frank Burke and son Francis
Of Sterling. Ill. who have been yisitin!
for a week with MIR. Burke in this city
left this afternoon for home.
Better phone US and hear wha
prices we offer you on peaches ant
pears for canning. Phone 626. Lockare
& Overturf. grocers, e22 East Main.
The ladies of Marshalltown will hav,
the opportunity of seeing the grandes
display Of hats ever shown in this cit!
Thursday. Nettie 1ngledue & Co.
! Mrs. H. ID. Esterbrook, Of Tarrytown
| n. Y, arrived in the city this dfternoo,
! and will be the guest Of Mrs. Fl. ]
| Howe during the remainder Of tn
! week.
Opening tonight at 1880 without fai
rain or not. Come. See the wonderful
creations Of London and Paris. Livin
models display. Burch Bros. The Ney
England.
! DR.. ]. Biggs, Of Union, and Josepl
Anglesberg, Of this city, arrived HON
Tuesday evening from Chicago, wher
| they have been spending a few days o.
business.
| Mrs. c. F. schoenhut left Tuesda
! evening for Ogden. where she will &C
as Judge Of the art exhibits at tn
Boone county fair. which is in progress
! this week.
St. Elizabeth's Society of st. Mary
| church will be entertained Thhrsda,
| afternoon in the knights OF Columbu
! hall by Mesdames p. v. Hart. J. W
Melton, and Edmund Pfeiffer.
| All members of the Baptist churc
are requested to attend the regula
mid week meeting Thursday evening
| when the question of extending a cal
to Rev. F. A. Agar, Of Portland. Ore
| will be Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Margaret Shoemaker ant
daughter Della. CT Quarry, left Tues
day night fer Hot Springs, Ark, wi1er,
they expect to make their home aftel
an extensive visit with the former!
daughters. Mrs. George Stoddard, IL
California, and Mrs. Bartholomew, il
Arizona.
Members Of the Carworkers' Auxil.
iary spent a pleasant afternoon Tues.
day at the home of Mrs. III. Grimm
40 South Third street. There was 6
good attendance. and the afternoon
was spent with sewing. The hostess
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Mrs. J. w. Britt.
The play for this evening at the
Odeon will be four-act comedy.
drama, plain Molly" For Thursday
evening a special vaudeville act will be
on. the First Sisters. Juvenile enter
tanners in singing, talking and dancing
late OF the western vaudeville circuit
The prices will remain the same. Il
cents. Odeon. M
AS a result Of slipping on the floor OF
her home. Miss Ina Goodaie, 400 North
First avenue, sprained her ankle Tues
day. Miss Goodale has been home for
several days, following a summer spent
in study at Columbia University, New
York She expected to leave in week
for Minneapolis, where she is employed
as a teacher in Graham Hall, but her
injury may make some difference il,
her plans.
Members of the Eastern Star Circle
were entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mesdames J. T. Pound, A. E. Nickel, r
A. Ely, and Martha Newell at the
Masonic parlors There was a,4large
attendance, and after the business
routine the time was spent socially and
with fancy work During the afternoon