Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-21
CITY 4 IN BRIEF
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ofncs and veterinary hospital 1o7-
40 East State. Assistant stats voter.
marian. ,. J. Neiman.
Cassie Mullineaux Richards, violin
teacher. 210 Masonic Temple, wednes.
days and acknowledgements.
Mrs. May F. Montgomery and
smother. Mrs. cornelia A. Forbush, who
have been in Colfax for ten weeks,
returned home Friday.
Good advic. 10, go to Church sun.
day" and during tho week order your
groceries. fruits and vegetables from
this grocery. Phone sos. Crosby 4
Crosby. .t.
Get your cleaning done with the
largest vacuum cleaner ever in the
city. Order early, as the rush will
soon BIO on. Phone 1889 Yellow Ring
.1.--Advertisement.
We have red clover seed testing 1851,
We are selling at 311 per bushel, $50
in five bushel lots. Freight paid any
where in lowe. Bowles & Billings,
Marshalltown, Iowa,
An up to date high class comedy ele-
gantly costumed, "A Fool and His
Money" will be the Offering at the
Odeon Theater. Sunday evening. Lots
OF smiles and many hearty laughs.
Prices. Is. 80 and 70 cents. odeon.
Mrs. James Andrews. South Ninth
street. was hostess Friday afternoon
Friends church. Following the routine
ed. Assisted by her daughters, Grace
and Helen. Mrs. Andrews served re-
freshments.
within the Law" Bayard veiI1er's
human interest drama Of a daring
young woman who cheated the law
that made her an outcast from society,
returns to the Odeon tonight for an
other engagement. With the same cast
which scored so heavily on it's first
appearance here earlier in the season,
the play should be presented before a
capacity audience. Odeon.
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The Congregational church, First and
Church streets. will have services two
Sundays more in the old building. To-
morrow at II a. m, the theme of wor-
ship will be 1.-THE Godward Side Of Re-
ligion," at s p. m.,vespers. "The
Authority Of Jesus" Good and ap-
propriate music Bible School 9:45 a.
N. Young peoples meeting 6:15, p. m.
Come and bring your friends. Bhother-
hood.
One Of the most important an
nouncements Of the current theatrical
season is that Of the return engage
ment Of within the Law with tho
same cast and production as seen here
before. within the Law" is Bayard
veiller's thrilling melodrama that has
been thrilling audiences In New York
for over a year and will be presented
here at the Odeon tonight. The Am
erican Play Company. producers. have
provided a clever cast of players for
the local presentation and an elaborate
scenic production. Odeon.
I. N. Gabrielson. Of the high school,
gave an address Friday afternoon be-
fore the ntothers' club OF the Rogers
school, at che school building. Mr..
GabrielsQu gave an interesting and In
structive nature talk. which was en-
joyed by the large attendance. Kath-
crime st. Clair and Olga Maiden sang a
doll song; dramatization Of Chicken
Little" was given by the pupils of
the first grade. The pupils Of the Sec
ond grade gave a ribbon drill and the
program was closed by Pauline and
Adeline Tewksbury. who played a
piano duet.
Members Of Marshalltown Chapter,
d. A. r.. enjoyed an interesting pro-
gram Friday afternoon when they met
for their regular meeting in the his
torical society rooms at the court
house. Mrs. Helen Clark gave paper
on Exploration and Discoveries Of the
Norsemen," and Mrs. H. H. Center
read an article on washington as a
Surveyor" Both papers proved very
interesting. During the afternoon the
members told anecdotes Of their an
cesters which were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson, Of State Center.
was an out Of town guest.
There was q large attendance Fri
day afternoon at the meeting Of the
Click School Mothers club. which was
held at the school building. Mrs. N.
Merrill gave the address Of the after
noon. and gave a most instructive talk
on Home Care Of the Sick" which
was especially good from the fact
that Mrs. Merrill is graduate
nurse and spoke from personal ex-
perience. An informal musical pro-
gram comprised the remainder OF the
program. Selections were given by
Mildred Carter, Lois Rogers, Ethel
Psenicka, and Margaret Hovey. Re-
freshments were served by the host
esses. Mesdames E. Leslie. w. A. Pike,
T. F. McCarten, c. r. Rogers, w. A.
Cross, James Debates. and H. M.
Babin.
The Central Church Of Christ be-
gins a week Of special meetings to-
morrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe. the new
w employed helpers and musical
specialists have reached the city, and
will begin their work at the ten o'clock
bible study hour. All who have heard
them before, will be delighted that
they may have again, the opportunity
Of listening to these accomplished
musicians. Tomorrow Is q special go
to Church Day" at the Central church.
and the services will be arranged alone
that line. At II q. m, the subject Of
the sermon will be advantages of
Church Attendance" In the evening,
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