Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28

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Bring your watches IN. HodssA
d. Ballard. ossropath. Is West Naia
Five pounds high grade coffee for 81
Flowers.
Blankets at cost Saturday. Jan. 81.
J. 8. Perry q Son.
Sugar takes another drop. We sell
it for $4.s5 sack. Flower.
Call on Myers transfer II you a.s
going to move. Phone ~. q. B. Ayor
Now located - Masonic Temple
rooms. 4os to al. DR.. Ralph e. Keyser
Six bars Worlds soap. and two pack.
ages Rub-No- More powder. 25 cents
Flower.
Six packages starch. and one pack,
cents. Flower.
Fresh milk every day at cents 4
quart, delivered. Phone 2s4. J. G
Carter. Star grocery.
Worlds fair flour, Maplssota flour
pure gold flour, on sale here. Phone
49, Bowles & Billings.
The Pansy Club will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. E. p
Berggren, 4O2 East Linn street.
The travel department of the Wo-
mans Club will meet Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. F. p. Lierle
307 Park street.
Chicken grit, oyster shells, charcoal
poultry powder. wheat. bar,ey millet
kaffir corn, etc., for your chickens
Bowles & Billings.
The Young Ladies Sodality of st
lMary's church will meet Thursday eve
ming at the home of Miss Helen Abbott
BOA South Center street, for business
session.
| Home made North Liberty sausage
has the right taste. 1t came in this
morning and you had better order early
before it is gone. Phone 2S4. George
C. McCord, West End grocer.
Miss Maude Quirk, Mrs. Mary Wood
son, and Miss Hazel Reimer, all grad
uate nurses from the st. Thomas hos
pital, are in Des Moines where they
/ are to take the state beard examina-
tons.
Mrs Henry White. 5 North Fourth
avenue, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
! to the members of the Calisophian
| Club. There was a full attendance and
| the afternoon hours were occupied with
| the club reading.
| Frank j. Harmon, of Seattle. who
was on his way home from business
trip to New York City, left Tuesday for
his home after a few days visit with
his sister. Mrs. A. E. Mellingcr. 1912
East Main street.
| DR.. Channon. a missionary from
| Micronesia, Oceanica, will give lee
ture Thursday evening at the Con-
gregational church. DR.. Channon gave
an address last Sunday at the Con-
gregational church in Grinnell.
Choice alfalfa hay for the mich COW,
choice second crop clover. also first
crop clover. timothy hay. mixed tim
othy and clover hay, fine upland prai-
RE hay, threshed timothy straw. good
bright oat straw, wheat straw for
| bedding 25 cents bale Phone 119. We
deliver to you promptly. Bowles &
Billings.
Friends in the city have received
| cards from Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F.
starbuck. Of Union City, Ind, announc-
| ing the marriage Of their elder daugh-
| ter, Pearl Louise, to William 1. Manner
of Versailles, o. Mr.. and Mrs. rStarbuck
| and family made their home in this
| city for about a year, returning to thelr
old home in Union City last fall.
John A. Tallman spent Tuesday night
in Boone at the bedside OF his aged
mother, Mrs. Caroline Tallman, who is
very critically i'll, due to ailments in
duced by age. 1t is not expected that
Mrs. Tallman can survive many days.
She is Sc years old, and the widow OF
man were pioneers Of Marion township.
formerly living on what is now the
F. NJ. Wheeler farm.
Coming to the Odeon Theater Sun
day and for eight days. Windish and
Martin offer the Lou Martin Company.
First time to this city. Opening play
a four-act rural comedy drama. IA
Boy From Home" Special vaudeville
specialties will be presented between
the acts. Prices, lower floor reserved.
20 cents; balcony and gallery unre-
served, 10 cents. Seats on sale Satur-
day at 10 a. m. Odeon.
Mrs. A. G. Johnson. 400 North Center
street. entertained the members of the
Entire Nous Club, at their regular
meeting Tuesday Afternoon. The pro-
gram opened with current events,
which We're given by Mrs. Harry A.
Waterman and Mrs. E. ]. Miller. Mrs.
Robert w. Stevens read an article on
Paraguay and the Paraguayans." after
which the club reading on Argentina
was continued. Mrs. Johnson served
refreshments after the reading hour.
The only real indoor circus on
earth, the Rhoda Royal Circus and
Hippodrome. Comes to the Odeon
Theater Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. with a special matinee Friday and
Saturday at $3.50. Fifty male and fe-
male riding artists, twenty-five ring
and menage horses, fifteen big sensa-
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