Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-23
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Marshall Printing Company. Phone 70
DR.. Billiard. csteopath. is West Main
4 No. butter. Ss cents. cash, here
Star Grocery.
Billy Sunday. in pictures one da!
only. Monday, Colonial
;. W. Hildebrand, OF DessMoines. Wis
tied, friends in the city today.
Fresh country butter, 20 cents
Wheeler, the butter man. 11S East State
street.
Special cash price Of $40 on four
sack lots OF guaranteed flour Sta
Grocery.
Special cash prices made on al
canned good by the case or dozen
Star Grocery.
Rev. c. w. Basham, Of Quasqueton. ii
visiting in the city at the home Of hi
son. j. T. Basham.
Special cash prices on five and tel
bushei lots OF potatoes, put in you
cellar. Star Grocery.
Attend our sale Of mems work shirts
tonight all sizes, 10 cents. One Cen
to s9-Cent Variety Store.
Miss Emma Stein, Of Gladbrook, ar
| rived in the city this morning to visi
her mother, Mrs. ]. B. Stein.
Mrs. Alice Dougherty. of LaPlata
Mimi. is visiting her son Horace, VIII
is employed at the Stoddart cafe.
Mrs. Esther Andre, of Lisbon, arrives
in the city Friday evening to visit her
with her cousin, Mrs. w. E. Rupert.
We have set Nov. as Clean VI
Day." on which all bills must be pait
in full. Please arrange for same. Stal
Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Mann, Of Eldora
returned home Friday evening aftel
visiting for a week in Wyoming ant
Anamosa.
Mr.. and Mrs e. H. Keller returned
home this morning from visit with
NJ. and Mrs Nathan Allemeyer, al
Kansas City.
Misses Lulu Huntley and Elizabeth
Tower and Mrs. Ella Crapser. Of Iowa
Falls, were in the city visiting the
schools Friday.
Ladies' and Misses suits, $50 values
suits Of broadcloth and gabardines, fur
trimmed. STATS and 1880. Weisman's
Bargain Store. second floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Clark, in charge
of: the Nebraska State Industrial
School at Kearney, Neb left Friday
evening for their home after visiting
the state Industrial school at Eldora.
On Nov. Is our books will be closed
and we will go onto strictly cash
basis and will be able to make 1t ar
object to you to pay the cash for your
merchandise. Star Grocery.
Women who wish to join business
woman's club will meet Monday even
ing at 7:50 at the Y. w. C. A.. rooms
The gymnasium classes viii meet IN
the association rooms At s o'clock.
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venninE couchman. who has beer
visiting for month at the home Of MI
grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Ida Will
Hans and Nm. susie white, will leave
sunday night f6f his home In Chicago
The misses and ladies that are look
Ing for real suit bargains will find at
the Bargain store $50 values in broad
cloths and gaberdines, fur trimmed
for STATS and $3.50. Weisman's Bar
gain Store.
Mrs. David Friend. Jr., 21s West
South street,S was hostess Friday after
noon to the members of the Mayflower
Embroidery Club. The guests spent q
pleasant afternoon socially with their
fancy work and the hostess served re-
freshments.
Mrs. NJ. F. Morgan. of Altoona, went
Friday evening to Union to attend the
wedding Of her niece, Miss Florine
Rogers and Ray Johnson, which took
place at 1880 this afternoon at the
Christian church. Mrs. Mary Hague
Of Des Moines, accompanied her.
The card party given Friday even
ing in the knights of Columbus hall
by the Young Ladies' Sodality of ST
Marys church was a big success. There
was an attendance of $50 patrons. and
an informal evening was spent playing
progressive cinch. During the evening
refreshmentS were served.
Mrs. B. F. Cummings and Mrs. David
Smith entertained informally at bridge
Friday night at the Smith home, 3O4
West State street, a few friends COM
plimentary to Mrs. Benton Davis, of
Des Moines, and Mrs. F. L. Mccoy. of
Omaha. The prize was awarded Mrs.
Davis. Refreshments were served by
the hostesses during the evening.
The local branch Of the Child's
Conservation League Of America met
Thursday afternoon in the public Ii
brary. A parliamentary drill was con-
Quoted by Mrs. j. v. Bass, after which
the subject Of "Child Culture and Self
Control" occupied the afternoon. Mrs.
E. L. Kinnan, Mrs. A. H. E. Matthews.
and Mrs. L. E. Matson read papersorel-
alive to the afternoons study: Mrs.
G. A. Howe closed the program by con-
Quoting quiz on self control from the
society's book. Foundation Stones"
Ruth Phillips, known ~ the singer
of coony melodies. comes direct from
a successful tour of vaudeville where
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