Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
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Kodak finishing. Camera Shop.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. "A w. Main
Men. il its to be had at all you'll find
it here. Larson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Gale. OF Ackley
spent Monday in the city.
Plenty of fresh eggs, two dozen TO,
IS cents. Batesole's grocery.
R. & R., tomato soup. 9 cents, three
for 20 cents Weisman's original bar.
gain store.
Fresh eggs one dozen In special car.
toon, IS cents. Weisman's original bar.
gain store.
Apple butter in glass jars, 9 cents
three for Is cents. Weisman's origina
bargain store.
Mrs. A. H. Mcbride reached home
Monday evening from a three months
visit in Dixon, Ill.
Office and veterinary hospital lot.
100 East State. Assistant state veter.
marian. F. ]. Neiman.
You should get your clover seed now
fancy seed at low prices. Bowles &
Billings, Marshalltown. Iowa.
Why pay more when Gold Media
hour Is selling for $1.25 a sack? Phone
your order to 3s-Advertisement.
Apple butter quart Jars. pure, Is
cents. two for 35 cents. Grocery de-
partment. Wetsman's original bargain
store.
Spring millinery opening Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
March II to March 20. Miss Middle
kauff.
Dutch brand tomatoes, No. 3, large
can, elegant quality, cents, or three
Tor 20 cents Grocery department
"elsmans original bargain store.
James Wahlmann, of near Traer
spent Monday in the city, stopping here
on business, while en- route home from
Des Moines, where he visited for two
or three days.
It's usually an impatient and irritable
man that can not be suited. He can
however, at the concert given by the
twelve piece orchestra, at the Central
Church Of Christ, March IS. Commit
tee.
For cash tomorrow, twenty-five
pounds granulated sugar $1.14; Mar.
shalltown creamery butter 20 cents
Tone Brothers roasted coffee or Red
Rose, four pounds 81. We deliver. Ee.
bert's grocery. phone Sc.
Messrs. and Mesdames G. w. Darling
c. A. Durham, F. s. Hynds, J, T
Pound, and James Alden motored to the
Don V. Mclean farm, eight miles west
OF the city, this morning, where they
were entertained at st. Patrick's 1870
o'clock breakfast. The affair proved a
very happy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevens, Of Iowa
City. who have been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Stevens sister, Mrs. R. F.
French. returned to their home this
morning. Mrs. T. NJ. Thompson, of Los
Angeles. arrived in the city Monda3
evening to visit at the home of hel
daughter. Mrs. r. F. French.
Friends tn the city have received thu
Embellishments OF the birth on Marcf
10 of a daughter, Lorraine Evans. t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vernon Lindsey
of Mt. Pulaski. Ill. Mrs. Lindsey was
formerly Miss Jessie Bramer, daughte,
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bramer, until
recently Of this city. but now of Gran.
lite City, Ill.
Miss Gretchen Medearis, e12 AwesN
Church street, entertained Informally &
few friends at dinner Monday. Covers
We're laid for nine, the table decora
tons being green and white, in honor
Of st. Patricks day. A three course
dearis. In the evening music ant
games were enjoyed.
Misses Myrtella Ronayne. Cecilia
Coggswell, and Ada Wayne. of Des
Moines. arrived in the city Monday tc
take part in 1.-THE Aviators." musical
comedy tabloid to be presented at the
Orpheum for three nights. beginning
Thursday evening. by Clifford Much.
more. Miss Ronayne comes to assume
the leading role and the Misses Coggs-
we'll and Wayne will appear in minor
parts. The other members Of the cast
will be local residents. THE Aviators'
was written for Mr.. Muchmore by Jos.
eph A. Whitacre, and the music was
arranged by Howard L. Miller.
DR.. Frazey has opened new denta
office in the Iowa Savings Bank build
ing. In appointments it is one of the
finest and most modern in the state
The furniture in the operating room
including the instrument cases, cabi-
nets. chair, fountain, cuspidor, ETC., ara
all dark mahogany, with drapery anG
wall coverings in the same colo,
scheme. We have also placed in his of.
flee an onyx wall plate, electric switch
board. complete with compressed al,
attachments. This electric board sup.
plies different instruments and lamps
for use in the mouth. including cleo.
trically heated tooth dryer, air syringe
cantery, ,avions lamps for locating alb.
scessed teeth, ETC., also electric steril.
izers, engine and lathe. The equipmen,
together with furnishings, were in.
stalled by Mr.. Fox, our expert. The
Patterson O'Brien Company
GRANDMA never LET