Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Dr.. Billiard. oseNopash. IL West 1a,n.
Monday, afternoon and night. TN the
Tolls Of the Devil New Colonial.
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Odeon orchestra dance Saturday
night Red Men Hall. Tickets Is cents.
Advertisement.
II its timothy. prairie. alfalfa. clover
or clover and timothy mixed hay phone
us-l1s. We deliver. Bowles & Billings.
Maple syrup and sugar is extra good
In the springtime; you can get tile
right kinds, the pure article. Culley's
store.
Miss Leooa Peshak, assistant secre-
tary Of the Y. w. G. A.. who has been
i'll for week. left Friday. for her home
in Austin, MINI.
Hopkins & Son, the popular tailors,
are always ready to provide you with
suitable suit for every occasion alta
price that assures you best value and
service. Hopkins & Son.
They are here; 1000 Edison blue
amberol records. All the latest hits.
Our stock is now complete. Call and
hear your favorite played. Smith Music
Company.
Mayfiower pancake -four, delightful
pleasing combination Of rice. corn and
wheat, makes that light fluffy kind of
pancake. helps you start the day right.
advertisement.
Master Mechanic William Gemlo, Of
the Minneapolis & st. Louis, went to
Minneapolis Friday night for a stay Of
few days on company business. Mrs.
Gemlo accompanied her husband.
The New England store will make
this seasons styles. Skirts to your
measure next week for $1.25 each, from
all dress goods from 81 up per yard.
Satisfaction guaranteed. E. R. Lay.
Why give the children SO much meat
when you can serve them Shrubs but
termilk bread: 1t is just as nutritious.
Shrubs buttermilk bread proves more
send it. Shrubs bakery. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley b. Sieg, of
Des Moines. are in the city for ar
over-Saiidday visit ct the George IT,
Sieg home. Mr.. Sieg was here today
to attend meeting of the Western
Grocer Mills statesmen.
You will make the children happy If
tomorrow morning you give them pam
cakes made Of Mayhower I(self rising)
pancake flour. now only 10 cents a
package. Ask the distributor of good
Observation-Disclosures.
Lenten time is here and 1 have all
kinds of canned fish. Salt fish such as
mackeral at 10 and rs cents each. Salt
Salmon at Is cents pound. Smoked
Finnan hadee and halibut, and Mixer
herring in kegs. Culley, the grocer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace, 800 Park
street, entertained dozen friends in
formally Friday evening. The hours
were pleasantly spent playing finch,
and late in the evening the host and
hostess served two-course supper.
Mr.. and Mrs T. I. WATSON. arrived
at Miami. Fla, Friday from their
weeks trip - Cuba, and will 20 next
week to st. Petersburg on the west
coast, where they swill remain several
days renew,ug acquaintance with
Marshalrtown friends. Tx
I 1.-THE Third Degree" at the Odeon
Theater Sunday evening, hrst time
ever presented in this city at popular
prices, will be the offering at the AL
GorrelI Company. Tonight, four
act comedy drama, 1.-THE Minister'S
Wives" Lower floor reserved. 20 cents:
balcony and gallery unreserved, 10
cents. Odeon.
The Congregational church. First
and Church streets. is enjoying in
creased attendance and interest. The
pastor will speak tomorrow morning
at II o'clock an 1.-The Godward Side of
Mans Religion" The special music
will be in keeping with the, sermon.
There will be no vesper service because
Of the union meeting to hear Governor
Patterson. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting at 6:15 p. m.
Brotherhood.
Mrs. Edith Turner, III North First
avenue, wa. operated at the Deaconess
hospital this morning for adhesions.
Her condition following the operation
was very satisfactory. Other operative
cases at the Deaconess today were
those Of Minnie James, the 9-year- old
daughter of Paul James. of State Cen
ter, for tubercular glands of the neck;
and Miss Louise herman. of Hamp-
ton, for chronic appendicitis. Both pa
tients were doing very we'll this after
noon.
Members of the Westminster Guild
were entertained Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. H. NJ. Draws, 211
South First strsc. There was large
attendance and the afternoon was de-
voted to business Of the guild. and the
election Of officers. Mrs. w. F. Redel
was elected president; Mrs. William
Barrie, vice president; Mrs. M. D.
Klise, secretary: and Miss Bertha Hor-
ton, treasurer; Mesdames Laura Good
ale, J. I. Bell, and L. Derby, pa
tronesses. Mrs. Draws served refresh
ments during the social hour.
Z Rev. w. S, Right, of Mitchellville.
grand chaplain Of the Iowa Odd Fell
lows. gave all address at the entertain
ment given Friday evening in the Odd
Fellows hall by the Marshall Rebekah
lodge. The affair was we'll attended