Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-07

WEIGH and Red Wing grape Juice In
pint and quart bottles. Cullsy, South
First avenue.
Odeon orchestra dance Saturday
night Red Men Hall. Tickets rs cents
Advertisement
II its good straight timothy hay. we
have IT. also bright feeding oat straw.
Bowles & Billings.
Cassie Mullineaux Richards. violin
teacher, 210 Masonic Temple, Wednes.
days and Saturdays.-Advertis
DR.. Lulu Waters, who has been WIS.,
iting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
John Pursel, for two weeks. left Friday
evening for Washington, D. c., where
she will enter practice.
The New England store will make
this seasons styles. Skirts to your
measure next week for 1925 each. from
all dress goods from 81 up per yard.
Satisfaction guaranteed. f. r. Lay.
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The Ladies' Guild will be entertained
Monday at an all-day sew at the home
of Mrs. r. r. Bradbury, 302 North
Third street. The hostesses will be
Mesdames E. E. Howe and E. ]. Miller.
Growers intending to contract for
produce for Western Grocer Mills
should attend to final details in the
matter of making contracts If they
have not already done so.-Advertise-
ment. g
Mrs. w. r. Lancaster, of Liscomb.
who has been in q serious condition
following an operation for gall stones
; at the Deaconess hospital last Tuesday.
showed a marked improvement In her
condition today.
Bessie Holmes, the 6-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Holmes,
3O8 South First street, underwent
Thursday at the Deaconess hospital,
an operation for the removal of cat
aract Of the right eye.
Some great person stated that the
well dressed man is the first chosen.
That don't mean buy new suit or
ol ercoat each month. Take tip, send
your clothes to be cleaned and pressed
where they are made to iook like new.
Phone III Ma:3halltown Steam Dye
Works.
Friday afternoon the Tirzah Aid
members enjoyed pleasant session
with Mrs. Peter Peterson, los South
Fourth avenue.I The time was spent
visiting and with fancy work. In serv-
ing a lunch Mrs. Peterson was assisted
by Mrs. George B. McCombs and Flor
ence Hoffa.
The historical pageant drama, Pro
gress,' will be given by the City Fed
Grafton of Women's Club Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, March 10 and II, at
the Odeon. Prices 25, Oaand Is cents.
Seats on sale at the Standard Stores,
e. r. Lay. Benedict & Brintnall, and
B. A. Morgan.-Advertisem
Members Of Der Deutsche Inter.
haltungs K-eis were entertained Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. e.
H. Keller, SO West Main street. The
regular study was followed by an in
formal social hour, during which Mrs.
Keller, assisted by Mrs. l.. S. Nancy
and Miss Leila David, served refresh
ments.
The AL Gorrell Company at the
Odeon Theater tonight and Sunday
night. Tonight. four-act comedy
drama, "The Minister'S Wives" Sun
day evening Charles Kletn's great
American play. THE Third Degree.
first time ever presented in this city
at popular prices, 10 and 20 cents.
Odeon.
Thirty-three membefs attended the
regular meeting of the missionary 10
ciety Of the Congregational church,
who were entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. j. " Bass and Mrs. Carl
Shaffner at the formers home, 800
Summet street. Rev. j. B. NEWELL OF
japan. gave most interesting anu
instructive talk Of his work in missions
in Japan, which was greatly enjoyed.
After the talk the hostess served re-
freshments.
Mrs. William Blayney, wife Of John
Blayney, formerly Of 523 North Third
street, will leave tonight for Tucson,
Ariz., where she is in hopes the climate
will benefit her health. Mrs. Blayney
has been county charge at the state
tuberculosis sanatorium at Oakdale.
from where she returned Friday even
ing, after a stay Of nine months. While
Mrs. Blayney has improved, 1t was
thought better to try change OF
climate, and she will be sent to Tucson.
where relatives live. Her hsuband and
two small children expect to follow
within Z few weeks.
Members Of the travel department
Of the Woman's Club enjoyed an in
teresting program Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. g. w. Darling, 300
West Main street. The topic of the
afternoon was Argentina, on which
several splendid papers were given.
Mrs. J. A. Cook told Of the newspapers
in Arg entina, Mrs. w. H. Bardwell read
paper entitled The State Of Six
Flags" and Mrs. A. ]. Bratt told of
the home life and education in South
America Mrs. l.. J. Jarrett read
paper on "The City Of Good Airs" and
Miss Grace Kimberly closed the pro-
gram with talk on THE Wonder
land ct South America and Its Gov
eminent" During the social hour re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses, Mesdames Darling. E. G. Left
Ter, Marie Mcfarland, Belle Clegg. D..
J. Collins, Susie White, w. F. David.
James Zug, Julia Smith, T. A. Seq.
and F. r. Benedict.
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