Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-15

~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1noSoHAC te"'pio
Canning pears, SIS cents per bushei.
Batesole's.
Henry Green. of Liscomb. spent We'd
nesday in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor. Of Gill
man. were in the city Wednesday.
Trainmaster E. Z. Stoup, of the Chi
cago Great Western. was in the city
today.
f. H. Draper traffic manager OF the
Western Grocer Company. was in
Cedar Rapids today on business.
Apex steel fence posts last a life
time and are acknowledged the strong
est made. Schmidt's hardware.
Your choice of the books in our
window. % cent; each. Tomorrow and
Saturday, only. Old Reliable Drug
Store.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Friends church will meet at the church
Friday afternoon at $3.50 in regular ses-
sion.
Dairy brand little pig sausages Il
fresh shipment, also the Dairy brand
bacon the finest favored of all bacons.
Culley's store.
Your choice Of the books in our
window. % cents each. Tomorrow and
Saturday, only. Old Reliable Drug
Store.
If you need any hay or straw see
me. Il have plenty for sale and will
save you money. Henry Weber, back
of postoffice.
Because of the rain last Saturday,
the Ladies Auxiliary of y. NJ. c. A.
will hold another rrmmage sale Sat
urday, Oct. II. 124 West Main.
Time to put up the stove. Did you
notice the remnants of oil cloth and
linoleums in our window? They make
ideal stove patterns. Marion Gard.
Dr. f. G. LETTER, who has been prac-
ticing medicine here nine years. has
gone to Sheldon. Mrs. Letter does not
expect to join her husband until next
spring.
Revival services will begin in the
State Street Evangelical church on
Thursday evening this week. PGstor
will be assisted by Rev. c. G. Ziesler.
You are welcome.-Advertlse
George Ruopp left Wednesday night
for Elizabeth, ILL.,, to attend the funeral
of his wifes mother, Mrs. Margaret
Malone, who died Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruopp left Saturday night for
Elizabeth where she was called owing
to the serious illness of her mother.
Miss M. Middlekauff entertained the
girls of her store at a s o'clock dinner
W. of
West State street. The dining room
was prettily decorated in red and
white, and the same color scheme was
carried out in the decorations i'll other
parts Of the apartments. Following the
dinner the evening was enjoyed So
cially.
Members of the o. F. G. T. Club met
with Mrs. A. l.. Clark and Mrs. 9. II.
Reese Wednesday evening at the CLARK
home, 312 North Third avenue. Thtr-
ty-five members attended and social
evening was spent playing cards. MISS
Blanche Clark gave several pleasing
piano selections. In serving three
course luncheon Mrs. B. o. Wedge
wood, F. Wertenberger and Miss vera
Tresler assisted, So
Invitations have been issued by
Henry b. Schultz, of Iowa City. for the
marriage of his daughter. Ethel Eliza
beth, to DR.. Roy Marshall Smith. OF
the city. The wedding will take place
at the Schultz home on the evening or
Saturday, Oct. "a. Miss Schultz is
sister Of Mrs. H. c. Mueller and Miss
Lulu Schultz. Of this city. Dr. smith
who is dentist, is associated with Dr.
Mueller DR.. Smith was formerly OF
Elmore Mimi.
Mrs. c.. l.. Shewalter entertained the
members Of the Hartland Reading CLUB
at her country home. eight miles
northwest of the city. Wednesday aft
ernoon. With Panama for the after
moons subject. Miss Opal Shewalter
read a paper on trip from New York
to Colon. This was followed by brief
history Of Panama by Mrs. NJ. L..
Powers, after which Mrs. Fl. II. Shum-
way closed the study with an outline
of the building Of the Panama canal
Following a short business session re-
freshments were served by Miss Opal
Shewalter, assisted by Miss Mabel
Cory.
Piano pupils of Miss Loa Scheeler.
assisted by Miss Lucille Rubee, reader,
and F. l.. Fosdick appeared to adj
vantage in a recital Wednesday eve
ming at the Baptist church before an
guidance of 900 friends and relatives
of the pupils Miss Rubee gave two
pleasing readings and Mr.. Fosdick
euphonium SOLO The pupils. who APP
peared in varied program. were
Elmer Herring. Mathia Scott. Richard
Gregory, Jens Scott. Martha and Doris
Rinden, Evalyn Devick, Helen Pegs,
Katherine Mohr, Marie Cassidy, Pearl
Case. Bessie Batesole. Burr Hodges.
Anna Thiele. Helen Moninger. Francs
and Gertrude Dobson. Myrtle Gary.
Libby Gervich and NJ. Soukup Mr.
Soukup is vocal student.