Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-19

Dodge Center ON business.
M. v. Horrocks went Tuesday even
Ing to Clemens on business.
Eye, ear. nose and throat specialist:
glasses nttsd. DR.. +. p. Lerle.
Knit union suits 10 cents. Thursday.
One Cent to ss-Cent Variety Store.
F. q. chidester. Of Fairfield. went
Monday evening to Gearing for few
days business trip.
Mrs. Mania McMains went Tuesday
morning to Union for brief visit with
Mrs. H. ]. Benson.
| The 100000 photo play, 1.-THE Dia-
mond From the Sky here tonight.
Don't miss it. Colonial.
| Thursday we place on sale ladies'
knit union suits. 19 cents. One Cent
to 99-Cent Variety store.
Mrs. M. ]. Scott left Tuesday for
Minneapolis where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. j. NJ. Hughes.
Mrs. NJ. Bradley, Of Webster City,
was visitor in the city Tuesday on
her way home from Oskaloosa.
! Mrs. w. L. Kuser, of Eldora, re-
turned home Tuesday after q weeks
visit with friends in Kearney. Neb.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ.
! c. A. will hold rummage sale next
Friday and Saturday at the old Con-
gregational church. Advertisement.
Miss Jessie Brown and brother
Harry, of Laurel left Tuesday evening
for Gilmore City, called by the serious
illness of their brother. Charles Brown.
| St. Margaret's Mission will be enter
tanned Thursday evening at 1880 by
Misses Louise Vogel and Edna Patter-
son at the Vogel home, 10 East State
street.
Lenihan Court, G. Q. f, will give a
picture show and entertainment, fol-
| lowed by dancing, at the K. G. hall,
Thursday evening. Everybody welcome.
Committee. 'Hfft
| Thursday we place on sale ladies
embroidered wolfe waists, also MILDLY
blouses, sizes IA to 20, regular 75-cent
values, sale price 80 cents. noe Cent
to ss-cent Variety Store.
| Joseph Anselme, OF State Center.
who has been q patent in St. Thomas
hospital for ten days. has returned to
his home. where he is under the care
of nurse. Mr.. Anselne is suffering
from an enlarged prostate.
John H. sundell. OF Mason City, re-.
turned home Tuesday night after a
few days stay In the city. Mr.. Sundell
has been looking after business mat
tiers here and ATTENDING the Marshall
itown-Mason City baseball series.
The first anniversary of the brother
hood of tho First United Evangelical
church will be celebrated tonight at 8
| O'Clock at the homo OF Charles Wass-
mer, ia Arson street. Election of Of
fcers win be held during tho business
session.
w. X. Baird, Of Green Mountain, and
his sister, Mrs. B. NJ. Isenberg, OF AL
toona, Pa, arrived in this city Tuesday
evening from Altoona. Mr.. Baird has
been visiting at his odd home in Penn
sylvania, and his sister will spend some
time with her brother at Green Noun
ltain. 81, = .grta sg4.. ~, :.
Rev. s. C.<Wadding, Of Albion, mod
orator Of Waterloo presbytsry. re-
turned home Monday evening from .
trip to Waterloo, whore he held q spe-
cial session Of presbytery. At tho meet
! ing the pastoral relatfons Of w. f..
Heller, of Morrison, were dissolved. Mr..
Heller will go to Garden Grove. Ar
rangements were also made for the I'M
stallation Of Rev. T: B. Todd. Of APP
hngton.
While rounding the corner of Fourth
and State streets in his automobile
Tuesday afternoon c. H. E. Boardman
was frightened nearly out of his wits
by seeing his little daughter Betty
pitch headiong out of the seat beside
him. The little girl had leaned against
the catch Of the door, loosened it, and
fallen. Mr.. Boardman stopped the
car quickly, for fear that the child
would be caught Blythe rear wheel. The
/ littla girl escaned with minor bruises