Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-26

For moving or storage see US. Whln
Transfer line. Is South First avenue.
Monday at Levin's--64x4S wool nap
plaid blankets, $1.9s values, $3.50
Levin.
Monday at Levin's--Ladies' knit
skirts, special Monday at 25 cents
Levin's.
| Office and veterinary hospital 107.-
! 100 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. #. ]. Neiman.
| What is a song sermon? Come to
the Baptist temple on Sunday night
and find Observation-Disclosures.
| Thirteen dozen women wanted at the
! Andrews store. Read our advertise
ment in this issue. Advertisement.
My dental office is now located over
! the Iowa Savings Bank, and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712.
DR.. Frazey.
| Thoroughly modern eight room house
! for sale. New garage and cement drive
way. 504 North Fifth street. Phone
19.-Advertisement
| Langdon Place, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
! bury Place, for Il few days, left for
Peoria, ILL.,, this morning.
i Preliminary preparations for u rally
day to be observed on Sunday, Oct. 4,
! will be made tomorrow by the First
! United Evangelical church at its serv-
| ices.
! Miss Eta Hoing, of Ackley, Iowa, re-
ceived the Duntley sweeper shown at
! our display at the county fair The
| number Of beans in the jar was 1.4O1.
Marion Gard.
The bread you can not improve on.
that Shrubs Buttermilk bread, it is
made right, baked right, and tastes
right, that's what all the family say.
Shrubs Bakery.
Sunday when all the family are
home. give them a treat. after dinner
serve ice cream. Order il delivered
to your home. Phone AS white Wach-
ter's confectionery.
J. II. Bagley, of Melbourne, has sold
to w. II. Bollenbacher, of the same
place. the property in Melbourne de-
scribed as lot Z, block 6. The con-
;sideration is not given.
There has been no fire in the Apgar
studio located over Abbott's hard
ware store, and the public will find
this the place to have fine high grade
photographs made. Apgars studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Of
Charlottesville. Ind. arrived in the city
Friday evening from Baxter, and will
visit for a week or ten days with rela-
tives In and near Story City and In
this city.
The body of the unknown man killed
Thursday afternoon on the Chicago
Great Western, was taken Friday at
ternoOn to the county farm, where bur-
ial in the county cemetery took place
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston. of
Whittier. Cal. who are visiting here,
went to Cedar Rapids this morning to
remain over Sunday In attendance at
the sessions of the Upper Iowa Meth
odist conference.
Mrs. c. f. Zeigler POI Arson street.
was hostess Friday afternoon at the
first meeting Of the fall of the mem
bers of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First United Evangelical
church. A program on missionary sub
jects occupied the afternoon.
Martins general store, 30S.310 South
Third avenue. Telephone $50. We de-
lived groceries, hardware, dry goods.
shoes. notions, etc. Refund checks
given on all cash purchases of 20 cents
or over A window full of shoes, 3s
TO SO cents; get pair while they last.
Martins.
Mrs. p. M. Adamson and Mrs. J. NJ.
Fort were hostesses Friday afternoon
to the members of the aid society of
the Baptist church. the meeting be-
ing held at the formers home. 202
North Seventh street. After the rou
tine business the members visited and
did fancy work and refreshments were
served.
Many from this city were Of the 300
who were served with supper by the
members Of the aid society of the La
noble Congregational church Friday
evening al the church. The aid So
ciety cleared sss, which is to go toward
paying for a sidewalk from the North
WESTERN station up the hill to the
church
Twenty friends and neighbors pleas
antIy surprised Mr. ana MIS-. ~. u.
Blodgett, 4O3 East State street. Friday
evening the occasion being in honor OF
Mrs Blodgett's birthday anniversary.
An informal evening was enjoyed in n
social way with games and music. and
refreshments were served by Mrs. r.
E.. AcCielIand and Mrs. Z. c. I.ouns-
berry.
The First Presbyterian church is a
very busy place all day Sabbath. II
ybu do not believe 1t call around be-
tween 10 and II in the morning or In
tie ev{iling about or o'clock. Last
Shbbaths there was a large increase
In all the services. The morning SUBJ
ject will be MANS Greatest Need.
The evening subject will he The Thief
on the Cross The church Is located
opposite the court house.-Committee.
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Members OF Der Deutsche Inter
haltungs Kreis enjoyed their first
meeting Of the year Friday with their
president, Mrs r. NJ. Singleton, 100
South Fourth street, the day being
the eleventh anniversary of the or.
ganization Of the Kreis. An inter-
esting afternoon waS spent with tho,
reading OF wilhelm Tell" which Is
the clubs work for the ensuing year.
Later while the guests visited. Mrs.
Singleton. assisted by her daughter
Miriam, served refreshments.
Forty members and few friends OF
tt,A v,ovrnn y'n hihlA class ~ the Meth,