Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-15
Eastman kodaAs. Bowen's studio.

Eastman kodaha.' Bowen's Studio.
Dr.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic tempt
Fresh eggs, per dozen, 80 cent?
Bruster & Roundy.
Oval convex glass and frames 70
portraits. Bowen's Studio.
Carl c. Pratt. of Garwin. was in tn
city Wednesday on business.
One-fourth OFF on all wool dres
goods this week. Nettie Ingledue
Co.
Plenty Of good fresh country butte
at 80 cents pound. Phone ss5
Bruster & Roundy.
Fancy northern grown potatoes, pc
bushel. u cents. Phone 214. Flowe
meat, grocery and fruit stores.
DIR. Lierle has moved his office from
over Mcbride & wills to rooms 4l4
4l5 Masonic temple. Advertisement.
Plenty of fresh eggs, only % cents
q dozen; the best dairy butter 80 cent!
a pound. Culleys' store, South F'lrs
Iavenue.
Members of B. Of A. Y, 91S. will pa
future assessments to Correspondent
Jane Wertenberger, 800 West Linn
Advertisement.
Edward S. Robbins, who has bee,
spending the past few days with Her
man Gabelman, left Wednesday 70
his home In Pass dena.
Dance at Red Mems hall saturda:
evening. Jan. II. Tickets. so cents
extra ladies. 10 cents. Odeon theate
Observation-Disclosures
The meeting of the Marshall Count.
Teachers Association, which was t.
have been held Jan. H. is postponed
until Jan "a. Miss Rose Peshel, presi
dent.
High grade flour. a regular $1.5
value, which to introduce to the public
will go on sale at s1.15 per sack. 'Phon'
PA. Flower meat, grocery and frui
| stores.
I Marshall county farmers will please
take notice that Griswold's medicines
formerly sold by agents in the county
are now on sale at all drug stores.-
| Advertisement.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. ]. I. Bell ant
Mrs. I. S. FInkle at the Bell home, 30:
East Safe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ingvoldstad ant
Kenneth, Of DEBORAH, who have beer
here for few days visiting Mr.. Invold
stad's brother, Rev. Orlando Ingvold
stad. left for their home Wednesday,
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The Franklin company will offer a
the Odeon theater tonight a four-ac
drama, Among the Pines" A com
plete change Of vaudeville specialize!
will be offered between the acts. Odeon
Miss Veronica Carmody returned
home Wednesday evening from De!
Moines, where she attended the wed
ding Of her cousin, Miss Josephine
Carmody. and William Jeffries, of Val
ley Junction.
One Of the finest musical dance pro-
grams will be given at Cummings' hall
on next Wednesday night, Jan. Fl
Gates singing harp orchestra will play
for this dance and the public Is in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fancy eating apples. such as Grimes
l
Pippins. Gillif1owers, by the peck and 6
large red apple called Delicious. by the
dozen; also Ben Davis and Willow
twigs for cooking. Culleys' store.
The Click School Mothers Club viii
meet Friday afternoon at 8 O'clock a
the Click school. Miss Edna Benson
supervisor Of drawing in the publi'
schools will give the address which will
be followed by music by the pupils.
Twenty-four members of the Archer
i were entertained Wednesday Afternoon
at tn HON Of Mrs. w. E. Nicholson, 40:
North Second avenue. Sewing and piec
ing quilt blocks occupied the Afternoon
hours. Assisted by Miss Margare
woodmansee, the hostess served lunch
AS the result Of slipping on Ice II
the back dooryard, Mrs. Frank Nc
Carten, 80 West Nevada street. suf.
fered COLES fracture Of the left arm
and made Of the McCarten home ever
more OF hospital than it has been. Mr.
McCarten Is still confined to his home
by illness.
Dried fruit time. You can get prunes
at 10 cents. two for 25 cents and 20
cents a pound, fancy peaches at Ii
cents, cooking figs at Is cents, extra
fancy pears 25 cents, apricots 20 cents
| layer raisins IL cents a pound. seeded
raisins two packages for rs cents. Gull
leys, South First avenue.
Mrs. J. @. Hall, 70s West Linn street
was hostess Wednesday afternoon tc
! thirty-six members OF the w. r. c. Ait
| Society. Following the business SEES.
! sion the time was spent socially. ant
| refreshments were served. Mrs. s. L
! Wedgewood, Of Santa Ana, Cal, was
the only guest from away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Greene lief
Wednesday for ST. Petersburg, Fla.
and will make several stops at differ
ent places in the south. They will
be gone two months. One of the prin-
cipal stops Of interest enroute will
be at Braxton, Miss. where Mr.. ant
Mrs. Greene will visit Laurence Jones
school.
The members of the Car Workers
Auxiliary enjoyed n pleasant Afternoon
Wednesday with Mrs. Ira McCool. 60i
West Nevada street. During the bust
ness session plans for the work of the
year were discussed, after which the
time was spent socially. Miss Myrtle
Ferguson assisted Mrs. McCool in serv-
ing lunch late in the afternoon.
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