Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29

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Blankets 1t cost Saturday. Jan. 81.
j. q Perry y Son.
For moving or storage SEQ IN. White
rfanstsr line, u South First avenue.
Baby week at Lsvin's. Friday and
Saturday the last two days. Levin's.
Fresh milk every day a. cents q
quart. delivered. Phones A4S and 1455.
J. q. Carter. star grocery.
Cassie NIullineAux Richards. violin
teacher. 30 Masonic Temples, Wednes-
days and SAtufdays.--Advertis
Tho Royal HIghianders' drill team
| Will give q special dancing party in
Red Mems hall Monday. evening. Feb.
Z. Admission 50 cents per couple.
lCommittee.
Watch for the "Occident -four" signs
which are being painted on brick walls
around Mafsnalltown. Your grocer has
! "Occident -four" II he hasn't, call 119.
Bowles & Billings.
Dr.. Molison, formerly OF Story City.
iowa. has permanently located In the
Masonio Temple. on the second moor.
Practice Of surgery and medicine.
| Phone 996. DIR. Molison.
Saturday. Jan. 81, Is the last day on
which the discount on your telephone
| bin for the current month may be Sc
/ cured. The office will be open until
o'clock y. m. Marshall Telephone Com
pany.
| Remember, the name-"Occident"-
stands for the best in Hours, cost q
tribe more than others. Worth It.
Money back II not perfectly satisfied.
Order Of your grocer. Comes In twenty
four and forty-eisht pound Sacks
Advertisement,
There il slight Improvement in
the condition Of jacob Neiderhauser,
who ID critically III OF heart trouble
ana pleurisy At hts home Just south Of
town on Center street. MIR. Neiderhau-
ser has sained little in the past two
days, but II not yet past The danger
point.
| Remember Kendaiis auction sale al
sale Pavilion north Of fair grounds
tomorrow at 1890. II; you have any
thing to sell except stock. bring it be.
fore noon. Suits. overcoats. shoes
groceries, -four, potatoes, watch, lady'l
fur.lined coat. and household goods, al
handles. Colonel Kendall, auctioneer
Miss Alice Patterson, aoe EAsi
lChurch street, was hostess Wednesday
afternoon to the literature department
|of the woman'S Club. The attendance
was good, ana an interesting program
occupied the Afternoon hours. Mrs. @
b. Waters gave an excellent sketch OF
Frederick Schiller: Mrs. J. v. Bias,
gave pleasing plano number, and
Mrs.. 6. A. Durham closed the after
moons study with book review Of
"Wallenstein."
ono lady tells us that "Occident
hour ID cheaper than many fioura
costing much less per sAck. This lady
says If you viii count the leaves a
sack Of Occident malkeA then count
the leaves other sacks make.
Besides You get fine white bread every
/ tlnie-A bread that Keeps moist TIL
used up-you have mono TO throw
4 away because Of getting hard, when
YOU bake with 'Occident fiour."-At.
vertisement ~
MI: and My. T. !. Wassor, left wed.
hesday night, via Chicago. Tor an ex.
tended trip thru the south. They viii
spend most OF the next three months
In Florida, visiting at Jacksonville, Key
West, Ormond. Palm Beach, st. Au-
justine, Daytona, ana st. Petersburg
From Key West 1t is likely that Mr..
and Mrs. Wasson will go to Cuba and
visit soshe 81 the principal points ct
interest. Mr.. ana Mrs WATSON VIII
return via New Orleans, and will stop
en- route home at Fort Worth, Tex. to
4 n
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. WATSON expect to
I be home about April I.
The Rheda Royals Circus Royal. the
lcfSAm OF American and Europeon cirs
Gus acts, comes to the Odeot Theater
tonight ana friday and saturday. spe-
aecial matinee tomorrow ana Saturday.
Two hours Of thrills, run and enter.
tainanent. An attraction without an
equal Trick dogs and ponies. Eight
real circus clowns and comedians that
+, are really funny. Grand garland
i tournament and flag drill, four white
and four black horses, "Rhaldo," the
only ball room horse in the world,
dancing the tango" Prices Is. Is, IS
and so cents. Odeon.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
United Eva nselical church was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Charles Wassn1er and Mrs. Peter
Peterson at the Washer home, 922
South Eleventh avenue. Officers were
Installed by Rev. G. q. Ziesler, pastor
Of the church. The officers are Presl-
dent, Mrs. Charles Wassmer; vice pres
ident, Mrs. Frank Hollcroft; second
vice president, Mrs. Joseph Grimm;
secretary, Mrs. James Debates; treas
urer, Mrs. Pearl Wikle; chaplain. Mrs.
Mary Pinneo. The aid contributed 800
to start the building fund Of the new
church, ami: made plans to make a
larger contribution. In serving two
course lunch the hestesses were as
sisted by Mrs Charles Wonnell.
The home and education department
Of the Woman's Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames E.
K. Mcconnell, Albert Odett, ". Merrill.
and F. r. Lierle at the Lterle home, .307
Fark street. A round table discussion
on marketing opened the afternoon
study hour. Mrs. Harry Hopkins gave a
paper on "Are Women Directly or Indi-
rectly Responsible For the Sanitary
Condition Of Local Meat Markets."
Mrs. Odett read a paper on "Why Is 1t
an Advantage to Know the Cuts Of
Neat?' and Mrs. Grove Harris read a
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