Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-16

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Sweet apples and Gr!mses .or sale
here Reynolds & sheldon.
H. w. ENEMY. Of E!dora, spent the
day in the city on business.
Joseph Rails OF Liscomb. spent
Thursday in the city on business.
Milk fed country dressed chickens.
George c. McCord. west end grocer.
C. r.. speers. of Des Moines. was in
the city Thursday night on business.
Milk fed country dressed chickens.
| George c. McCord west end grocer
Miss Clemewell Lay visited Thurs
day night with Miss Gretchen S.einer
at Grinnelk
Choice head lettuce. celery, green
peppers, carrots, rad!shes, etc. Key
nolds s. Sheldon. 1s
Schmidt sells sewing machines, SIS
mp See the ten machine assortment.
/ Advertisement
Linn, T. S. Wood and c. Il. Ander-
son. of State Center. We're In the city
today.
If you need any hay or straw see
me. have plenty for sails and Will
save you money. Henry Weber. back
of postoffce.
! The Twentieth Century Club Will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Willard
next Tuesday evening. Cora Williams
Choate. president.
/. Sunday, when the family all become
seated for dinner, you will please them
! Immensely if you serve Wachters ice
cream. for dessert. Phone AS white,
Wachters Confectionery.
| w. L. Rupert has sold to G. +. John
(, son the rear two thirds OF this lot at
; 1904 Fremont street. The price vas not
| given in the deed that was fIed today.
/: Large line of ladies' and misses
sweaters direct from the mill. The
best values we have ever shown at So.
$3.50, $3.50 $3.50 and $3.50. Benedict
! & Brintnall.
! Joseph McCarten. the 7-year-old son
! of w. C. McCarten. is sick of scarlet
! fever at his fathers home, 3l2 West
Railroad street. The home was quar-
antined Thursday night.
! supervisor -. y. MdStdE. WHO
been quite sick OF an acute attack
! of stomach trouble. and has been con-
!! fined to his bed was able to be up for
the first time Thursday.
! When you put up the stove be SIRE
| that you place remnant Cf oil cloth or
linoleum under it. Look ut the differ
ent designs in our windc.y. They are
| all remnants. Marion Gard,
| over 200 people saw the Al Cor
rell Company at the Odeon last night.
! Only two more times to see this show.
| tonight "rhe Educated Lawyer.
Change Of plays each evening" -Odeon.
Mrs. T. s. Willard, who is a patient At
| ST. Thomas hospital. grew worse on
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
her condition was quite serious. She
had rallied and was somewhat better
today.
| There is thought to be a slight I'M
lprovement in the condition of Mrs.
John Johnson, of near Liscomb, who Is
lseriously sick of suremic poisoning.
/; Thomas McLarnan, brother. of this
city. spent the day at the Johnson
! home.
Funeral services for MIS-. Ellen NJ.
| Tucker. the soldiers home member
who died Thursday afternoon, will be
held from the assembly hall at o.
clock Saturday afternoon in charge OF
Chaplain Pratt Burial will follow in
the home cemetery.
! Country Club Hack Schedule.
Beginning Monday. Oct. 10. the hack
from Country Club will meet following
cars only. $50 a. M. p. M. p. m.
and sos p. m. Sunday schedule same
as week days except an additional
hack at 1880 a. M Committee.
Carleton Hatcher. a student at the
! State University of Iowa.. arrived in
| the city Thursday evening to be pres
ent at the Householder Willard we'd
ding Saturday evening. MIR. Hatcher
| will remain over Sunday at the home
of his mother. Mrs. G. E. Hatcher.
Miss Alice Willard student at
State University of Iowa. Iowa City,
| arrived in the city Thursday evening
to attend the wedding Of her sister,
Miss Hazel Willard. and DIR. II. w.
Householder Saturday evening. Miss
| Willard will remain over Sunday at
| the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Willard.
Saturday, tomorrow, as usual we Will
have nice supply of bakery goods.
With the high prices of raw material
| you will save work and money II you
buy from the bakery. You couldn't
possibly make at home so nice and APP
!, pctZing bakery goods as you get here.
| 1T Is no experiment with us, we have
(, forty years Of success to show. Stand
ard Bakery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Stetson, of Los
Angeles, visited in the city Thurs
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W.
/ and left for the east this forenoon.
! Mr.. Stetson Is member of the whole
sale firm of the Stetson- Barrett Gro
! Gerry Company. Los Angeles, with
] which L. G. Norris, formerly of this
] city, is associated.
Thursday by the members of st.
! Maryaret's Mission, who were enter
tanned by Miss Eva Nickel and Miss
Myrtle Nicklin at the a. T.. MfcKel
| home, 30S North First street A short
business session occupied the first or
the evening. after which refreshments
were served and The evening was en-
soyed socially and with music.
I AS a surprise to Albert F. Hull, 40S
West State street, Principal w. f.
| Shirley, Of the high school entertained
a few friends at the Hull home Thurs /.
fday evening. An informal eve.In3