Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-27
TndEsREPUBLIcAN, MARsHAILTowN, 1owA:MARCH 81 1914
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Classes properly Atesd Hs,lbsrs.
Ask your. grocer for Ceresota hour OF
phone US. Benedict Flour & Feed CO.
Now located - Masonic Temple,
rooms. 4os to al. Dr.. Ralph =. Keyssr.
Boys shoes that wear. $3.50 to s.
Ungers shoe parlor, under First Ma
tional Bank.
New Victor records for April on sale
tomorrow. Micksl's furniture store
South Center.
Fifty pattern hats go on sale for
Saturday at IS. You should see these
values at Nettie Insledue & Cos.
Mr.. Agnes McManus was called to
Colfax this morning on account Of the
critical illness OF her father. J. J.
Kelly.
Plumb Bros market sale commences
| tomorrow morning, Saturday, March
2S. at 10 O'clock sharp.-Advertise-
ment.
The best young men of the city will
| sing in the Y. N. c. A. Glee Club at
| the Baptist Temple April 8. Hear them
Committee.
BILL Jones' wife says that if i,
comes to a choice between Bill and
Ceresota -four. Bill will have to 60
Benedict Flour & E,eed "a
Tickets are now selling for "The Girl
From Out Yonder." the opening play
Of the Theresa L. Martin company at
the Odeon Theater Sunday evening.
Odeon.
Auto oil. Barrel and half barrel
quantities, rs cents per gallon, guar
anteed. Try out before paying for it.
r. c. Valentine Company, Masonic
Temple.
Ladies' pumps and shoes, that are
the newest in style and best in At;
81. $3.50 and 50. Give me trial and
be convinced. fingers shoe parlor,
under First National Bank.
New Brazil nuts. This is the only
time Of year that you can buy these
nuts and find them good. A shipment
arrived this morning at this grocery.
George L. Andrews, grocer.
Mon Rive with taffeta silk finish,
looks like silk. wears like wool. All the
near shades for street and evening
wear on sale in our dress goods de-
partment Saturday. Nettie Ingledue s.
Co.
Paul Tomlinson, who is a student at
Iowa State College, Ames, arrived in
the city Thursday evening to spend
the spring vacation at the home of his
son.
The Theresa L. Martin Company ar
rived in town yesterday and rehearsals
were started at once for "The Girl
From Out Yonder," which will be the
opening play at the Odeon Sunday
evening. Don't miss the opening play.
Odeon.
ty Of fresh vegetables. head and leaf
lettuce, fresh asparagus. fresh pineap-
pies. new carrots, new beets. shallots.
rhubard, fresh tomatoes, green pep
pers. celery. cucumbers, cabbage. etc.
The West End Grocery.
The National Biscuit Company, the
Marshall Vinegar Company, also Jew
EFT & Sherman Coffee Company will
demonstrate their different lines to-
morrow. Saturday. The public is
cordially invited to attend. All day
tomorrow ana evening at this store.
Star Grocery Company. IA East State
street.
The Pansy Club members enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon Thursday with Mrs.
John Presnal, 50sh East Linn street.
The guests were occupied with sewing
on carpet rags and quilting and also
spent an hour socially Mrs. Presnall
was assisted by Mrs. James Darling in
serving lunch. Easter emblems and
Easter lilies were used in decorating.
Little Helen Nutting. daughter Of
Mrs. e. ]. Nutting. East Linn street.
entertained the children Of the second
Grade at the Abbott school building at
a birthday party Thursday afternoon,
the day being her 7th anniversary
Games were played and furnished the
amusement and Mrs. Nutting, assisted
by Miss Della Rhoades, the teacher,
served lunch.
Several men have been working on
the stage at the Odeon the past two
days building the production for The
Girl From Out Yonder," the opening
play Of the Theresa l.. Martin Com
pany Sunday evening. Miss Martin
and her company arrived in town yes
terday and.started rehearsals at once.
Seats are now selling for the first half
Of the week. BE q first nighter."
Odeon.
Mrs. Henrietta Bowman, 113 North
SECOND avenue. was hostess Thursday
afternoon to the members Of the Con-
cordia Nahebnnd. The hours were oc-
cupied sewing on carpet rags and piec-
ing quilt blocks for the society. Dur
ing an hour spent socially Mrs. Bow
man, assisted by Mrs. E. E. Boomer.
Mrs. Robert Deakin and Misses Helen
Deakin and Esther Mayer served
lunch. stas' -
In celebration OF his 9Th birthday
anniversary. little Britton Haradon,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Hara-
don. 400 East Church street, enter
taif,ed the children Of his kindergarten