Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-13

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Remember the Methodist supper,
March II. Committee.
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Eye. ear, nose and throat specialist;
glasses fitted. DIR. f. p. Lierle.
i am now located over the Iowa Saw
ings Bank. DR.. B. O. Frazey, dentist.
Drink Colfax water and keep well.
Phone A.. Marshalltown Bottlins
Works.
Order your calf meal of Bowles &
Billings. A substitute for milk.--Ad-
vertisement.
Plenty OF good seats can still be
secured for all performances of Ben
Hur. Odeon.
odeon Orchestra dance Saturday
night. Red Men Hall. Tickets so cents.
Advertisement.
Mrs. w. III. Draper, of Conrad, is
spending few days at the home Of
Mrs. A. L. vanTine.
Are vo,, haste tinr2 rbo, .rho,..,
tonight at Cummings hall. Miss La
Valle's school Of modern dancing.
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Why pay more. when Gold Medal
-four is selling for s1.25 sack? ,Phone
Your order to 333-AGcertisement.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee COM
pany will serve their Marshall Blend
coffee tomorrow. You are cordially in
tfsement
Chewing taffy 10 cents pound. or
three pounds for 25 cents. This is our
Saturday special. Tomorrow only.
Wachters confectionery.
Extra special-Apple butter, in a lar
which weighs two pounds and five
hve ounces, more than a quart. and
only 20 cents a jar. George c. Nc
Cord, west end grocer.
Ben Hur" will be the Offering at the
Odeon Theater Friday and Saturday
! evenings and Saturday matinee, March
10 and a. Plenty of good seats left for
all three performances. Odeon.
Edgar Clagge, the 9-year-old son of
Henry Clagge, of Latimer, was brought
to the Deaconess hospital Thursday
and will undergo an operation next
week for paralysis of the left foot, re-
sulting from infantile paralysis.
Thursday afternoon the members Of
the Excelsior Aid Society We're enter
tanned by Mesdames E. B. Clinton and
j. c. Williams at the latter's home, II
South Fifth avenue. Sewing and Wis
ting was enjoyed, and IN serving re-
freshments the hostesses were assisted
by Mrs. p. c. Jones.
Wednesday the members of the Car
Workers Auxiliary spent a pleasant
| afternoon with Mrs. l.. Mackey, 903
| South Second avenue. The business
disposed Of, the guests spent the time
| socially and with sewing. In serving
! Mrs. Mackey was assisted by her
| daughter, Vera Mackey.
Mrs. Mary Bowman. 112 East Church
street, entertained Thursday afternoon
the members Of the Concordia Maize
| bund. Sewing and quilting occupied
the AFTERNOON hours, and during the
social hou:r the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Villain Beinert and Misses Lou :
! Use Bowman, Wanda Bowman, and Es-
ther Mayer. served refreshments
| DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Hynds, 1908 West
/ Main street, entertained at dinner
Thursday evening complimentary to
Mrs. Frank D. Mills, of Osceola, and
Mrs w. E. Newman, of Omaha. Covers
| were laid for eighteen at daintily ap-
pointed tables which were decorated
with jonquils. Music and five hundred
| furnished the evenings entertainment
and the prizes for the latter were
awarded to Mrs. w. F. David and F. G.
| Pierce.
4 Mrs. Della Arney and Mrs. F. E.
Luck entertained Thursday evening at
the home of the former, 20s West
Church street. twelve young ladies of
Electric Rebekah lodge. at white
shower for Miss Florence Pepper,
whose wedding comes on the 10th inst
Each guest presented her favorite re-
ceipt to- Miss Pepper. together with
other pretty gifts. a ring guessing
contest afforded merriment, and the
hostess served lunch. A miniature
bride was used as a centerpiece fo1
the table, which was decorated with
pink and white candy hearts and can
dies. In cutting the "hride's cake" the
thimble fell to Miss Susie Crandall, the
ring to Miss Vesta Smith, and the
1 dirpa to Miss StehbinS
witching and delightful princess
Chic" royal favorite of all the truly
great musical comedies of the present
decade, again will be seen at the OdeoT
Sunday evening" this season bringing
back its wealth of haunting melodies
Intoxicating dances and bright-hue
pictures Of romance days in fair old
Burgundy At the same time will be
welcomed the return Of established
favorites with local rlaygoers, for the
! company to present THE Princess" "a
none other than the Juvenile Boston
ians, among whose principals are we'll
4 remembered Misses PATSY" Henry
Thorn HELEN, BILLY" O'Neil, Dixie
\ White, Ina Mitchell Daisy Henry and
Vera Lockhart. Odeon.
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