Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-18

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two large bundles Of old papers for
| cents. Times-Republican.
Always fresh, Liggetts and Morse's
chocolates and bon bons on ice. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company.
Miss Margary Lane, OF Waterloo
who has been visiting friends in the
city for a few days. returned home
! Thursday evening.
The Swedish Ladies Aid Society will
have an exchange at Sinclair's store
! Saturday, Sept. - beginning at II
| o'clock.
I have returned from my vacation
| and will be found in my office over the
| Fidelity bank from 9 to IL and 1 to
| Dr.. Cora Williams Choate
Visit Simon's Style Shop for the lat
est in suits, cloaks. skirts, etc, in wo-
| mems exclusive ready to-wear gar
| ments. Simon Style Shop.
Manufacturer wants manager for
branch office for Marshalltown and vi
entity. man or woman, $50 per week
See Mr.. Powers, Pilgrim Hotel.
liberia peaches. s1.25 basket. These
are fine ones, too. This price is for Sat
urday only, so come or phone 935, to-
morrow. Bruster & Roundy grocery.
Saturday and Sunday special at
Wachter's Confectionery at the soda
fountain, orange pudding. It's a rare
treat and you should enjoy 1t. Wach-
ter's Confectionery.
The Fame Gorrell Company will of :
fer their feature play of the week to-
night. A Woman Against an Empire.
Complete change of specialties between
the ac,s. Prices 10 and 20 cents.
Odeon.
You will find Simons Style Shop to
be exclusive dealers in ladies' cloaks
suits. skirts. This store is constantly
, receiving new styles, and it will in
terest you to call and be convinced
Simon Style Shop.
Word received from Charles Cit,
tells of the birth of son to Mr. ant
| formerly Miss Lottie F'ouch, and is g
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Fouch
| living north of the city.
| Simon's Style Shop. located directly
| across the street from the Western
Union Telegraph office. 1t is here that
you will find ladies' ready-to-wear gar
ments, exclusive styles. Simon's Style
Shop. 1874 East Main street.
Simon's Style Shop. located directl!
across the street from the Western
Union Telegraph office. 1t is here tina
ments. exclusive styles. Simon's Styl,
/ 12A 20 Moip
II you have been to the fair and have
seen the display of home bakers art
+. then see the every day display of bak-
cry goods at our bakery, and judge fol
yourself l. is life long experience
| against hit and miss system. Stand
ard Bakery
| If you are to have ice cream, Their
have the best. Order Wachter's ice
cream For Saturday and Sunday
vanilla. strawberry and chocolate ice
cream, also pineapple and orange sher-
bet. If you phone 475 white, it vii
be delivered. Wachter's Confectionery
The public sale Of sixty head o
smooth Big Type Poland China hog
Of both sexes at the Harmon feed barn
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%, beginning at / p. m. These hog:
] have been immuned. This herd hal
won forty six ribbons at Iowa stat,
fair the last three years. Catalog
ready. W. B. Duncan, w. H. Cooper
auctioneers and ]. P. Cooper. clerk
| F.. &. Paul, Il. i.
| c. S. Primrose presents the semi
musical farce Don't Lie to Your Wife
at the Odeon Sunday evening This
play, which had all Chicago laughing
for four months, is from the pen OF
Campbell B. Casad, former reporter
on the New York Herald, where he
gathered the incidents for the play
from actual observations. The story
briefly told deals in the adventures OF
three worthless who decide to daily
with the congenial existence while
their wives and sweetheart are out OF
town. Odeon.
| In honor Of their son, Harold Nc
| Kibben. and his bride, Mr.. and Mrs
William Mckibben. eight miles NORTH
Of the city, entertained Thursday mig HI
| sixty five guests at reception for rth'
newly weds." The house was decor
ated iii red, hearts Of cardboard. ans
asters being used turnout the rooms
During the evening Miss Mary Koontz
| Of Atchison, Kan, and Vernon Koon tz
| Of I.amoille, sang and gave piano num-
bers. and Rev. c. e, Luce, Of Albion
sang. A two-course luncheon wa.
| served by Mrs. McKibben, assisted b,
her daughter Nina, Misses Mary anc
Margaret Koontz, and Effie Arney, the
| latter of Albion. The guests at the af-
| fair from distance were Misses Mary
and Margaret Koontz, of Atchison
Kan: Vernon Koontz. Of Lamoille
and Tobia Myers, of Grundy Center.
Complimentary to Miss Beulah Carl
whose wedding is to take place next
week, Miss Sylvia Clem and Jennie
Paul and Mrs. A. NJ. Hewitt enter
tanned Thursday night, at the Hewitt
home. 8 South Seventh street, twenty
five OF Miss Carls most intimate
friends at novelty shower. In fol-
lowing out color scheme of red and
white red hearts while bells. and
saliva and srcw-on the n ountain were
nsed In the decorations. The bride to-
be was compelled to find her packages
rs they were hidden about the rooms
anu in addition 10 the gifts was Pre-
scented with several dish and dust
cloths which the guests hcmmed dur
Ing the evening. A guessing contest
was also feature Of the evening, and
refreshments were SERVED by the hos
tesses, assisted by thewmothers. Mes
danes q. l.. Glenn, J. n Paul, and Sam
McGrew. Miss Hazel Sggce, Of Albion
was an out-of-town 0Nost.