Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-20
CITY IN BRIEF
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We deliver. Standard Bakery.
MIX fed country dressed chickens.
George G. McCord. west end grocer.
Milk fec country dressed chickens.
George c. McCord. west end grocer
George r. Norris fire. lightning. and
tornado insurance. over IS West Main.
Remember our Saturday sale Of cut
flowers. A 81 box for SO cents. Dies
ing Bros greenhouses.
Rent our new chairs and tables the
next time you entertain the club or
have party Marion Gard.
The Royal Highlanders degree team
will hold a dance Monday evening
Nov. % at Red Mems hall.-Committee.
visit our gift section before making
out your holiday list. It's suggestions
are valuable and numerous. Marion
Gard.
Miss Mabel shearer viii tell stories
10 the children Of the first and secona
grades Saturday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
at the public library.
The evening meal taste better, faces
are brighter. hearts are merrier. wnere
there is glow of Roseine Oil. your
dealer has it.-Advertisement.
Les Miserables" at orpheum tonight
and Saturday night and Saturday
matinee. Nine reel feature. First snow
at $3.50, second show at 9.-Advertise-
ment.
Roseine oil is pure Offence pro-
iuces more light and more heat. That
is why it is the very best oil for your
lamp and Oil heater. Your dealer has
it.-Advertisement.
Inferior oil makes q dull, yellow, an
noying. eye-straining light. Roseine
light is full, soft, white, steady and
uniform. Roseine oil makes the Roseine
light. Your dealer has it.-Advertise-
ment.
Mrs. L. Grant, 500 Lee street, enter
tained twelve members Of the Anni-
yersary Club at their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Crone
assisted the hostess in serving two
course luncheon.
Hundreds Of people saw Les Mis-
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see it during the next two nights and
Saturday matinee. Nine reels, two
hours and a half entertainment for 20
cents. Go tonight, see it, help the wom-
ems federasion.-Adverti
Mrs. C. H. Jones, 612 East Main street
was hostess Thursday afternoon to
the members Of the East End
kensington Club. The time was
lot MI
fancy work and in serving Refreshments
Mrs. Jones was assisted by Mrs. c. A..
Berggren.
Mrs. J, d. Mcdonnell and two chill
dren, Jack and Katherine, Of Des
Moines arrived in the city Thursday
to visit the formers aunt. Mrs. e. L.
Streeter. They will be accompanied
home Saturday by Mrs. McDonnelps
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Fagg, who has
been visiting at the Streeter home.
The Joker Club. newly organized
club, composed Of twenty young mar
.ied people, held it's first meeting
Thursday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. AinswoFth. 607
Jerome street. Five hundred was en-
toyed during the evening, and the prizes
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
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by the hostess.
."rhat Printer of Udell's." drama
tization of Harold Bell Wright's sue
,essful novel, by Mr.. Wright and Els
berry w. Reynolds. will be presented by
Messrs. Gaskill & MacVitty, at the
Odeon tomorrow, matinee and night, by
company of more Extraordinary merit
and to which they have added COM
In mi 0f anonia1
scenery. Odeon.
There was good attendance Thurs
day afternoon at the meeting Of the
Harmony Aid Society, held at the home
of Mrs. E. R Warning, 604 East church
street. Mrs. Warning was assisted IN
Entertaining by Mrs. M. Burke. A busy
afternoon was occupied making bags
and piecing quilts for the society. In
serving refreshments the hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. >. J. tinker ana
Evelyn Bowman.
Thirty members Of the Excelsior Aid
Society and few guests were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mes
danes H. o. Swick, L. G. Robinson, and
George Crawford at the Swick home,
1908 West State street P1ecing quits
any tying comforters occupied most OF
the afternoon, anu dlISI eAS AoueiAS
business the hostesses were assisted
oy MRS. Frank Turner and Miss Ethie
swick in serving refreshments. ID
"When Dreams Come True" the sue
cessful musical comedy that has been
running in New York. Philadelphia,
Boston and Chicago for the past year,
,ears the unique distinction OF being
. the only play for which failure was
orophesied on account OF the story be-
ing too clean and freef rom suggestive
and salacious lines. The success
scored by this musical play In the
above mentioned cities proves that the
public wants clean entertainment in
the theater Odeon.
Or. A. B., Bonney, OF Buck Grove, q
former well known old resident Of this
city. spent Thursday here visiting old
friends. Dr.. Bonney was IN the photo
graph business with q studio over the
N. G.. Abbott & Son hardware store
over twenty five years ago. and while