Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-19

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Bring your watches In. Hodge,.
Butternuts, per bushel so cents.
Flower.
sunkist oranges. Is cents q dozen.
Flower.
Krinkle corn flakes, five packages %
cents. Flower.
Early Ohio seed potatoes. 80 cents a
bushel. Flower.
All bakery goods delivered. Phone
38S. Standard bakery.
Big L peas, ssL cents q can. three
cans for "a cents. Flower.
Get our prices on clover and tirno-
thy seed. Benedict Flour and Feed
Company.
Mrs. Fred way, 40 Leo street. will
entertain the Tirzah Aid Society Fri
day afternoon.
Chiidren's millinery opening. Satur-
day. Carnation given to each child.
Miss 1iiddlekauff.
Fancy Alsyke, red and mammoth
clover seed. at right prices. also fancy
timothy seed. Bowles & Billings.
The, iISdies' ] Aid Society of the
Friends church will meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. James An
drews, South Ninth street
Miss Middlekauf WIN have a special
display Of children's, hats Saturday,
March 21, and. will give carnation to
every child. Miss Middlekauf.
Mrs. Wallace Collins, Of Freeport,
ILL.,. arrived in TIE city Wednesday
evening" and Is as8uest az the home
of her daughter, Mrs. G. w. Ainsworth.
The quartet composed Of Mrs. Meek
:,er, Miss Ruth Bell. Mr.. Shove and Mr..
Salisbury will sing Annie Laurie" by
Buck. at the concerts CONGREGATIONAL
church. Friday evening. 8 o'clock.
Brotherhood. q
- Mrs. E. B. Clinton, ID West Grant
street. entertained. the members of the
Tatting Club Wednesday, afternoon.
Assisted by Mrs. j. B. Troutner and
Miss Vida Barsaloux. the hostess
(, served refreshments.
y Margaret Thompson, daughter ofMr.
and Mrs. w. II. Thompson, student
at st. Joseph's Academy, Des Moines,
is Ill of scarlet fever in Des Moines.
Miss Thompson has been i'll for week
and her condition is somewhat i'm
proved.
1.-THE members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First United Evangelical
, church were entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Frank Hollcroft' 7oS
South Ninth avenue. The hours were
pleasantly spent visiting and with
fancy work: Mrs. Hollcroft served re-
rfreshmeats.
:, The entertainment given by the Gen.
tral Church Of Christ orchestra under
tho direction OF C. II. Reece. at the
church wednesday evening, proved
most suecessfuI affair. There was
large attendance and the program OF
solos and instrumental numbers and
readings was very fine. Miss Luella
MAndenhall. soloist, and Miss Lucille
.Rubee. reader. assisted the orchestra,
sSv-r. - ,s.,,, %o,,,Arrov snecial mat.
Once at D m, William A. Brady will
present Little Women" Just az New
Yorkers saw the dramatization OF
Louisa NJ. Alcotfs immortal story at
The Playhouse, New York. all last year.
THE metropolitan production has been
taken ON tour intact and the characters
Who have swayed millions Of readers
from tears to laughter are In the hands
az PLAYERS of established reputation.
Odeon.
,sWithln the Law" tho intensely in
teresting new drama of present day
New York life, with the same clever
cast Of players and lavish production
as seen here before, is announced Tor
return engagement at the Odeon SAT
urday, where it viii be seen matinee
and night. This play which engross-
lnRiy. 0eplCIS SOOu 6AAAS SSN ~Oo-~oo,r
the underworld. after having been I'M
Justly sent to prison. is the triumphant
" successful dramatic offering OF the
year in both New York and Chicago
.Odeon.
The pupils Of the Arnold school sixth
GRADE. taught by Miss Tess Tinker, en-
tertained the pupils Of the seventh
1trade,.. taught by Miss Mary Hall
Wednesday. afternoon between 4 and .
saciock. The affair was ST. Fat
:r.c..,ssnarfy and was held in the kin
derGSifen room, where games and ex-
ercises furnished the entertainment
Refreshments were served in the sew
anthg Grade ROOM: the children being
sassistsa by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tinker and Mrs
J.F. schultz.
IS Members Of the Careaway Club were
entertained Wednesday evening by
afr.a nd mrs. F. II Meeker and Mr.
ds:Nfry. a. F. Balch at the Balch
home. zoe North Second street, Gov
arrrrlimwere, laid for forty, and Mnner
1:erved at; 8: 80, the hostesses being as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Willard, MT
,Will wallace and Miss Dorothy Baich.
Durinfi 1.-THE evening military five hun
ared was played. the prizes being won
Nv Mrs.. Emma Speers and Mrs. !: Z.
EartWfight and "A. Jahney and d. W.
ldafstei: : 5s;.a 1900 ~ 81. ,s4.s.i.s,