Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17

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o. E. futile. the jswelss.
Glasses properly atted. Hsllbsr&
DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Millinery opening March II to March
20. Miss Middlekauff.
Plenty Of fresh eggs. two dozen for
IS cents Batesole's grocery.
Mems mohogany tan English last
shoes. prices 81 to IS. Larson & Son.
| SINNERS spagetti cents. three for
rs cents. Weisman's original bargain
store.
Dutch Brand coffee. 80 cent value
for 90. cents. Bargain Store grocery
department
Marshalltown Creamery butter, per
pound, 80 cents. Weisman's original
bargain store.
Special talcum powder, 3 cents or
two for cents. Weisman's original
bargain store.
Spring opening at Miss Middlekauff's.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Middlekauff.
| Dutch pretzels, large sacks cents.
Grocery department, Wetsman's .orisi-
nal bargain store.
American Beauty dried peaches, ten
pound packages, SO cents. Weisrnan's
original bargain store.
The choicest Of the choice" concert
Congregational Friday at p. m. Ad-
mission So cents. Brotherhood.
Dudley Gregory arrived home Mon
day morning from Sioux City. where he
visited over Sunday with friends.
| Why pay more when Gold Medal
flour is selling for $1.25 sack? Phone
your order to 333-Advertisement.
The Tatting Club will be enter
tanned "Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
E. 3. Clinton, 10 West Grain street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Robbins, 306
| South First avenue. are parents of a
| daughter, born at 6, o'clock Monday
evening.
Mrs. N. A. Capron. who has been
spending three months in Berkeley and
/ Hollywood, CAL, arrived home Sunday
morning.
Henry Pappe leaves tonight for
Sioux City and Mitchell and White
Lake, S. D., for a trip of few days
on business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
United Evangelical church will meet
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F.. J.
Hollcroft, 7OS South Ninth avenue.
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|, Mrs. E. T. Austin and son Bobbie left
this morning for West Union, where
they will remain for weeks visit with
Mrs. Austin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| A. Longfield.
! Mrs. Ellen Monogram and daughter
| Anna, of Harcourt, who have been Wis
| iting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Carlson
| for week, left for their home this
! forenoon.
Ladies, do your feet hurt? Why suffer
with corns, bunions, sore and tired feet
when you can get comfort in a pair of
Growers soft shoes for tender feet?
Larson & Son.
! Ralph Lawton, pianist of Des Moines.
will give a recital at the Congregational
church Friday night, March ~. under
the auspices of the Tuesday Musical
! lub.-Advertisement.
There is no magic about it: just
plain understandable music, but you'll
enjoy the concert given by the twelve
piece orchestra at the Central Church
of Christ March 1s., Committee.
Whether you have. a sdeslre. s7or twa
desires: you VIII maasej mo ptieakes *
attending the concert given by estha
I twelve piece orchestra tho Central
Church of Christ March rs at 8 p. m
Committee.
Harry G. Hopkins, is sick at his
home, 3l1 Park street, of;.an acute at
tack Of appendicitis, with which he
was stricken Monday. 1t has not been
determined yet whether an operation
! will be necessary
Rev. John H. jain has sold the resi-
dence property at 405 North First
street to Fred Hoes of this city. but
formerly Of Greencastle township, for
$3.50, according to the deed that was
filed. Rev. Mr.. jain bought the prop
erty of E. A. Hill last summer.
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Mrs Ned White, 917 South Eleventh
avenue, entertained a dozen friends
Monday evening complimentary to her
sister, Miss Jennie Ball, in celebration
Of the latter's birthday. anniversary.
| The evening hours were spent with
games and music. and refreshments
| were served.
| Miss Ada Beeman. 81 West Church
street who will soon leave the city and
make her home in Cedar Rapids, was
| pleasantly surprised Monday evening
by the girls in her Sunday school class
of the Central Church of Christ, which
is taught by Miss Lillian Tenant. An
| enjoyable evening was spent with
games and music and refreshments
were served by Miss Beeman and Miss
| Tenant.
! Following the policy of changing the
bill nightly, the company now appear
ing in tabloid at the Orpheum will this
evening present the novel miniature
comedy, "Madamoiselle Matrimony.'
one Of it's feature offerings This COM
pany is one Of the best. and the show
presented compares favorable with the