Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-10
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We deliver. Standard Bakery.
Bring your watches in. Hodges.
Diamond merchant. Chamberlain.


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Diamond merchant. Chamberlain.
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, Is West Main.
New up-to-date goods. Chamberlain.
Russell Sieg, of Waterloo, was In the
city this morning, gcing later to Grin
nell on business.
Office and veterinary hospital lo7.-
100 East State. Assistant; STATE veter-
! marian. +. ]. Neiman.6
Get your shoes shingd. ii Masonic
temple barber shop. Uncle Tom will
treat you right. H. G. Upton. propri-
etor.
John Mohr. s1s North Third street,
from chronic kidney and bladder
trouble. #8
Autumn dance at Cummings hall
Thursday. Oct. TO- Tickets so cents.
Ladies, 10 cents. Jones five piece
ra.-Advertisement. &B4
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl C. Bratt. of Care
win. visited Friday night with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. p Bratt
and this morning left for Minneapolis
| for short visit -
Attend the second party of the Royal
| Highlander dancing series Monday
! evening. Oct. II, lin Red Mems hall
Admission so cents per couple. Extra
ladies. 10 cents Committee.
| The State. Street United Evangelical
| church is planning to begin a series OF
! revival meetings Thursday evening.
! Oct. o, to continue two weeks. The
meetings will be in charge of the pas
tor. Rev. L. r. McCIeliand
| Mrs. Mary Getz. South Fourth
street. was hostess Friday afternoon
to the members of Der Deutche I'm
| terhaltungs Kreis. After the reading
hour Mrs. Getz, assisted by her daugh :
ter. Miss Igerna Getz. served refresh
| ments while the guests visited.
! Mrs. John johnson, living two miles
! north of Liscomb. is very seriously sick
! of uremic poisoning. Her condition is
| SO critical that it is thought that she
may not live. Mrs. Johnson is sis
| ter Of Thomas McLarnan. of the sol
diers' home, who went to Liscomb this
morning to spend the day at the john
! son home.
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| day sew held in the church parlors
Friday by the members of the aid and
missionary societies of the Baptist
| church. At noon the hostesses. Mes
danes w. E. Sanders. ]. w. Steward, +
e. Huber, and w. II. Wilson served
lunch, after which the missionary soc-
ETY. held its regular meeting.
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Rev. N. F. Hicks, of Charlton, who
was assigned to be pastor of Bethany
United Brethren church of this city,
was not able to reach the city to begin
his pastorate Sunday. He was here and
rented the house at S13 West State
| street, into which the family will move
| next week. Rev. Mr.. Hicks has re-
| turned to Charlton to get ready to move
to this city, and will begin his work
here Sunday, Oct. 49,
Fifty members OF the Arnold Moth
ers Club attended the opening meet.
/, Ing Of the fall, held Friday afternoon
demonstration of penmanship taught in
the grades was given by Miss Luella
Chapman, supervisor OF pennaansh:p.
The program consisted Of vocal solos
! by G. NJ. Howe, accompanied by Mrs
Howe, and Mrs. w F. Redel. Later
the social committee served refresh
J ments.
4 A large plate glass in the west side
OF the front Of the Willard building
corner of Main and First streets, fei
out with a crash that shivered the
glass into countless pieces about
o'clock Friday evening. The glass hat
been cracked near the top for Ions
time. and short time before 1t fell ou
woman coming down the stairs to the
Y w. C. A. rooms fell against it ant
further weakened the glass.
Seventy members of the aid societ!
Of the Presbyterian church ATTENDED
the rally day celebration held in tn.
church parlors Friday afternoon wit!
|iMesdames Hugh Mcconnell, j. P. Linn
Martha Smith, w. D. Milne and c. A
| Newcomer as fostesses The quarterl.
reports were read at the business SEES
sion. In honor of the occasion the af
ternoon was spent socially and viii
fancy work. and refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
At the Odeon Monday and all week
AL Gorrell and his company, with two
of Marshalltown's popular people, Wal
ter Thompson and wife. The open
ing bill for Monday evening will be
Our New Minister" d play with
plenty of good comedy from start to
finish. and has never been presented
here before at popular prices. A line
of new plays and vaudeville special
ties will be offered to the patrons of
the Odeon on this visit. Nothing old
but the name. Odeon.
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The thank offering meeting Of the
Congregational church was held at the
church Friday with Mrs. Merritt
Greene and Mrs. c. f. Schmidt as
lhostesses. assisted by Mesdames r. A.
Moscrip f. r. Lay, J.. F. Tallett, f. w
tHinchley and Jennie Wilson a two
icourse luncheon was served in the dill
ing room at o'clock after which a
short informal program was given in
1.-THE church parlors. Miss May Dele
AXE. accompanied by Miss Ella Zug
sang, and Miss Lola Striblin, accom-
panied by Mrs. f. r. Lay. gave pleas
ing violin number. Mrs: r. F. Sears
closed the meeting with an excellen,
paper.
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