Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-02


west end grocer.
The big cheese is to be cut wednes
day. Phone 2s4 your order today o.
tomorrow sure. George G., SMcCord
west end grocer.
We wish to thank all the men WI,
attended our sale. Saturday, Feb. %
and invite you to our next sale, Tues
day. March 10. Plumb Brcs.
Miss Anna Golwitzer, 2Os West Stat,
street, underwent an. operation THU
morning at the Deaconess hospital TO,
the removal of tumor of the back.
r. D. Marsh, OF Minneapolis. spen
Sunday afternoon in the city with hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. March. so.
Ing to Toledo today to look after bus
mess matters.
Wednesday is the day we cut the
big cheese. Order your share now al
once so that you will not be disappoint.
ed. Phone 2S4. George C. McCord
west end grocer.
c. C. wfnningham. director Of sales
OF the Hudson Motor Car Company, OF
Detroit, and G. w. Jones, distributed
Of Des Moines. were guests Of George
Darling yesterday.
The regular, monthly meeting of thu
Young Peoples Society of. Christian
Endeavor Of the Central Church O.
Christ will be held Tuesday evening in
the church basement.
La Camille lace front corsets are on
sale at the New England store al
money saving prices. 1t will be to your
advantage to see us IL you want La
Camille. E. r. Lay.
Our work room is now open with
Miss Anderson as trimmer and design.
er. She will be pleased to design your
hat especially for you. Call and see
her. Miss Middlekauff.
H.. o. Hyatt and c. D. Jarvis have
purchased the Colonial theater, and be-
ginning Sunday it will be closed for a
few days for remodeling. Announce
ment for opening will be made later
Advertisement.
Those securing tickets for Pageant
Of Progress" can exchange them for
Monday, March 2. Seats are on sale
II
and BsA. Morgan's.-Adverthement
Lucille, the z -months-old daughter:oi
Mr.. and Ars,sClarence johnson, nine
miles northwest of the city. who has
been seriously ili'for two weeks sui;
fering from severe attack Of pneu-
monia, is in very critical condition
today.
We call vnnr attention 70 %ho <.o+
that we are naming prices on La
Camille lace front corsets way below
those usually asked II you are inter-
investigate our line and our prices. E.
r. Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Ole and SON,
Sanford Bell, of Scobey, Mont, arrived
in the city this morning and will re-
main for a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Dies father, s. c, Bell, grandmother.
Mrs. Nancy Timmons, of Marietta, and
other relatives.
Funeral services for A. ". Moreland,
who died last Wednesday, will be held
from the Jared Moreland home, SOC
Bromley street, at 2: 80 Wednesday aft
ernoon. Rev. c. H. Morris will have
charge of the funeral. and burial will
be in Riverside.
The address to have been given this
evening at the Norwegian Lutheran
church by the pastor, Rev. Orlando
Ingyoldstad,. has been postponed until
some future date, Mr. Ingvoldstad was
to have talked o. the common service
in the Lutheran church.
The Congregation Brotherhood meet
ing will be held with Mr.. ]. T. Pound,
Six North Seventh street, this evening
at 7:45. Mr.. G. w. Lawrence of the
city will address the men on the sub
ject Of Taxation" Every man Of the
congregation !s urged to be present.
Brotherhood.
F. c. Let's, Of Chicago, president OF
the. Western Grocer Company. an6
George p. Smith, of Dubuque. general
manager Of the company. arrived in
the city this morning to attend meet
ing Of the officers and managers. This
morning a meeting Of the executive
committee Of the company was held a,
the Western Grocer Mills, and this
afternoon the regular monthly meet
ing of the managers of the differen,
branch houses was held.
h Rev. ]. p. Linn, of Fort Dodge. who
Thursday night was extended a call By
the Presbyterian church of this city.
created a most favorable impression
with his audiences at the church Sun
day. Rev Mr. Linn has not given the
church any answer as yet as TO
whether or not he. will accept the call.
Those of the church who heard Mr..
Linn Sunday are in hopes that his
answer will be favorable. Mr.. Linn
returns to Fort Dodge tonight.
Superintendent A. Palmer, Of the
public schools. arrived home Sunday
morning from Richmond. Va, whore he
spent last week in attendance at the
annual convention of the school super
intendents of the National Educational
Association Over 5000 superintendent
were in attendance. and over fifty OF
them were from Iowa. The. annual
meeting of the auperintendents is the
important meeting. for public school
heads Of the country, as the problems
come before this meeting rather than
at the general meeting OF TIE assooia-
ton, held during; the summer months.
Mrs. liner :ytho. - during her; hus-
bands absence,, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Olive Humphrey. IN Wat
erloo. returned home Saturday.
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