Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-11
Matinee daily. Colonial.
Ansco cameras. Camera Shop.


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Warren Kerrigan. tonight. Colonial.
Two panel photos 10 cents. Bowen's
Studio.
Store your stoves with us. Myer
Transfer. Phone a.
a complete assortment Of fresh
vegetables and fruits. Culley.
George r. Norris. hre. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
Coming next Friday, The Tempest
by William Shakespeare; one day only.
Lyric.
Two fine panel photos for 10 cents
for short time only Bowen's Studio
and Book Store.
For up-to-date shoe repairing brins
your shoes to Roberts, the repair man.
Palace shoe store.
Large size Navel California oranges
Is cents dozen for Saturday only.
Phone PA. Flower.
Coming tomorrow, Lincoln J. Carriers
great American play. "Bedford's Hope.
In three reels. Lyric. ~.
want to buy a National cash regis
ter. State price. Address R-29. care
this office.-Advertiseme
Send US sample hat to be cleaned
You will be pleased with the expert
ment. Meeker Laundry Company.
Dance in new Forney hall Saturday
evening from to IL. Good floor and
good music. Jones' Observation-Disclosures
tisement.
We do chair repairing Phone s13
White. and will call at your house and
get them. We also do chair Gaming. w
I. Elliott & Son.
Fancy New York Greetings. New
York Spys, and New York Russell APP
pies only 81 per bushel for Saturday
only. Phone 214. Flower.
Thomas Simpson arrived home
Thursday night from a four months
stay in the west. At Stoddard. Neb., he
visited his brother, G. A. Simpson, and
at Aberdeen, Kan. was the guest Of his
nephew. Lester Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Sinclair and
three children. who have been here for
a few days at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. N Hansen, left for New York
City Thursday night. They expect to
remain In the east for six months
while Mr.. Sinclair is there on BUSH
ness.
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
The $3.50 Parker lucky curve fOun-
tain pen is a little beauty. 1t has gold
mounting and is studded with genuine
rubies. emeralds and diamonds. Many
have called in to see it. Have you? The
Camera Shop.
Mrs. I. S. Finkle and Miss Alice
Baird entertained a few Of their
friends. who are teachers in the pub
lie schools, Thursday evening at the
Finkle home. sos East State street. An
informal evening was enjoyed with
sewing and music. and refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
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"Nick' Oaks. one of the old passen-
ger conductors OF the Northwestern,
who has been running thru this city
on thru passenger trains from Clinton,
his home, to Boone. Went on the local
train No. Thursday. He returned east
this morning on the local No. 4. He
took these runs because they afforded
him day work. 7
The dissolution Of the Injunction Sc
cured by the city against the telephone
company puts into effect the rates es.
tablished by the company in 1910.
From and after this date the rebate
for prompt payment will only apply
when payment is made during month
service is rendered. II you fail to so
month. Marshall Telephone Company.
C. C. st. Clair, president of the First
National; c. c. Urine, assistant CASH
Ter Of the Marshalltown State; and HI.
9. Lawrence, cashier Of the Iowa Saw
ings, banks, were in Des Moines
Thursday attending the annual meet
ing Of group No. Of the Iowa State
Bankers Association. Charles Law
renee banker of Union, and a broth
er Of H. 8. Lawrence, also attended the
meeting.
Members and friends Of the Swedish
Lutheran church were pleasantly en-
tertained Thursday evening in the
church parlors by Mrs. Gust Berg and
Mrs. August Mold. There was a large
attendance and happy social eve
ming was enjoyed. A program, includ-
ing readings, music, and guessing con-
tests, afforded the entertainment. The
hostesses served refreshments later in
the evening.
CMr. and Mrs. Will Melton, SO Lee
street entertained the members of the
Social Dozen Club and their families
Thursday evening. Games and con-
tests afforded much amusement, and
John Moehrl was awarded the prize il
one Of the contests. Music was also
enjoyed, G. Walter Thompson gave
several vocal selections and Miss Irene
Melton and Miss Nellie Heisinger
played piano solos. AS the affair was
on Mrs. Melton's birthday anniversary
the guests presented her with many
pretty gifts. A two-course supper was
served by the hostess.
An instructive and interesting talk
on gardening and the care of flowers
was given by Ira N. Gabrielson Thurs
day afternoon at the public library.
About 200 children from the various
grades in the public schools attended.
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