Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-02

JOhnDon RAPID OehVety. Tnone Nv
Famous Players" feature night to-
night. Lyric.
Our notable red tag sale begins to-
morrow. Pappe's. s.
George r. Norris. nre. lightning ant
tornado Insurance. Over IS West Main
| Our red tag sale will be especial,
strong on mems and boys overcoats
Pappe's.
| Lille Langtry" in famous players
feature, His Neighbours Wife," to.
night. Lyric.
President C. c. st. Clair. Of the Firs'
National Bank. was IN Des Moines to.
! day on business.
| North Liberty sausage. fresh in TIL:
morning. Phone 2s4. George c. Nc
| Cord, west end grocer.
Mentho Camph for catarrhal colds
| cough Group, sore throat. etc.. at al
drugglsts.-A Advertisement.
Bring anything you have to sell tc
market sale SATURDAY., ian. 8. north OF
| fair grounds. Plumb Bros.
During January and February we
will close our store ats p. H.., excepting
Saturday. The Andrews Store.
Harry Mondel, of Cedar Rapids, ar
rived n.the city Thursday evening for
visit Of few days with friends here
The condition of Mrs. Clayton
Thomas, Of TAYLOR township, who sub
mitted to q surgical operation recently
at st. Thomas hospital. is doing nicely
Suit has been filed in the district
court by the Havner Land Company. of
Marengo, against w. d. Livingston, on
two promissory notes. The amount
claimed is. S4.350.s2.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Liant and daught-
ers Dorothy and Ruth, of Gladstone
ILL.,. are in the city for short visit at
the home of Mr.. Lant's cousin, A.
Liant. ia North Second street.
Rev. r. F. Hurlburt, pastor Of the
Methodist church. will preach at Mon
tour Sunday night and, on behalf of
the district superintendent, Rev. T. E.
Fleming, will administer the sacrament
of the Lords supper.
Blacknets, good for cooking and eat
ing, are of medium size, and selling for
Is cents box. Gainos, $1.65 a bushel
box; naval oranges at is cents and up
dozen: bananas two dozen for 25
cents tomorrow only. Dave Melman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker, of Lis
comb, spent Thursday in the city,
leaving Thursday evening for Logan.
where they will visit relatives and
friends for few DAYS From Logan
they will 60 to Lanark. ILL.,. where they
will remain for visit Of indefinite
length with relatives
After an absence Of several years
James K. Hackett is announced at the
Odeon Theater Wednesday evening in
his latest triumph, The Grain of
Dust" which has met with pronounced
success during an extended run at the
Criterion Theater. New ,sYorkr and in
Chicago. It is a remarkably dramati-
zation by Louis Evan Shipman, retain
Ing the power and absorbing interest
of the celebrated writer's novel. THE
Grain OF Dust" Is a play of today pre-
senting scenes and people as we know
them, with amazing fidelity. odeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shipton. liv-
Ing two miles east of Green Mountain,
were happily surprised at their home by
the members of their family, who gath
cred for a reunion and a farewell to
the old home. The SYMPTOMS have lived
in their present home for the last thir-
ty-nine years. but are now planning to
leave the farm in the spring and build
new homo in Green Mountain. A
New Years diner. brought by the chill
dren, was served at noon. Those who
attended were, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ran
dali. son. and daughter, Clarence and
Alma: Harold McKibben. of Albion, Mr..
and Mrs. James Perrill and sons. Ross
and Everett, of Marion township: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Coleman and daught-
ers, Ruth and Lola; Mr., and Mrs. Roy
Shipton and daughter Raena: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shipton and daughter
Hazel; and Mr.. and Mrs. John Shipton,
all of Green Mountain, and Mrs. Jes-
sic Britt. son. and daughter, Floyd and
Ethel, of this city.