Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-03
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o. q. futile. the jeweler.
Bring YOUR watches in. Hodssa
DR.. Burkart. osteopatn. ~ w. Main
Kodak ana photo supplies. Bowen's
studio.
Fire insurance, ". NJ. Clark. Frrst
National Bang building.
Mrs. s. "A. Mooney, Of Clemens. was
q Friday visitor in the city.
Miss Mabel Caltvedt, OF McCallsburg,
spent Friday In the city with friends.
Warren Alexander, Of State Center.
went Friday evening to st. Anthony on
business.
Mrs. p fsoo;;;:oc. Pollock saac MISS Maud Nc
Witty. Of Gearing, were visitors In the
city Friday.
Voice culture. Mondays ana Thurs
days. Masonic temple Aarshalltown.
H. p. Giger.
James FAchford, resident manager
!. of the gOdeon, spent the day in Oska-
loosa on business. .,s
Miss Geraldine Lancaster, Of Sioux
City. u vi iting at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. c.: N. Propst.
| Miss Annabel Mccormack went Fri
day to Clemens. where she will visit
her grandmother Mrs. ID. N. Mccor-
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Let George do your paper hanging
and painting. Fine line Of wall paper
to select from. Prompt service. Phone
1927 white. w. A. George. y.
wnitman's chocolates. nut choco-
lates, super extra chocolates. etc.,
fresh shipment arrived this morning.
Make It Whitman's for your Easter
gift. Elders drug store.
Everist, the; wall paper man. can
paper fifteen or twenty rooms the first
OF next week, but don't walt to select
your wall paper, do 1t now and have
your work done when promised.
Everist.
Free lecture on christian science
Tuesday Night. A speaker Of ma
tional repute will explain to the in
terested public something OF this little
! understood subject. First Church OF
Christ Scientist.
A beautiful display Of whitman's
chocolates 10 to be seen in the Elders
drug store window. 1t reminds you
that every Easter 1t is Whitman's day.
Send her . box. The prices are from
s cents to s. for Whitman's. Elders.
The cndition Of A. r. Birchard. who
suffered a stroke Of paralysis Friday at
his home. 404 West state street, is
| somewhat improved today. Mr.. Birch
ard is able to speak quite easily, and 1T
is believed some Of the effects Of the
stroke have passed away.
Elmer Wheat. 524 North First street,
entertained a few boy friends at a
birthday party Friday afternoon, the
occasion being his 10th birthday an
lniversary. Games furnished the en-
tertainment during the afternoon, and
Mrs. C. w. Wheat served refreshments.
Joel A. Culver, 81 Albion, left Fri
day evening for aoldenytlle. Okla to
look after land interests and 20 visit
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tstop Il OKmuixee,S Okla. 70 visit Mr..
L and MIS-. Ross ~. Hubbard and Miss
GLADYS Culver, formerly Of Marshall
town.
The Fidelity savings Bank. estab-
Nshed In 1893, with twenty years ex-
perienced In handling.saxinEsa accounts.
offers unusually advantages to de-
positors. This hank has paid 1 per cent
interest on deposit; since It was or.
gant5ed, Ono dollar starts an account
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Easter Sunday will be observed with
fitting services tomorrow at the First
Presbyterian church. Easter music
will be rendered ut both the services.
The Sabbath school will give their
Easter program in the evening at 7:15,
and this will be followed st o'clock
with sacred Easter concert given by
the choir led by Mrs. Francis Tuffree.
Committee.
The Guy Hickman Company will
! open q weeks engagement at the
Odeon Theater tomorrow evening,
offering for the. first time four-act
comedy drama, 1.-THE Burglar and the
Lady" The company returns with all
new plays and specialties, complete
change of program will be offered each
evening. Prices 10 and 20 cents. Seats
now selling. Odeon.
Funeral services for William H. Paul
were held this morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence, 1412 South Center
street, in charge Of Rev. F. 8. Hurlbert.
pastor of the Methodist church at
Laurel. The pail bearers were the six
brothers of Mr.. Paul. Hayes. Charles.
Edward, and James Paul. Of Laurel;
Fred G. Paul, of Taylor township. and
John Paul, of this city. Interment was
! in the Laurel cemetery, following ser
vice at the grave.
Faith Levi. Ills West Boone street.
was hostess Friday afternoon at q
birthday anniversary. The guests
spent happy afternoon socially with
various games for amusement, and
later in the afternoon Mrs. w. II. Levi
served dainty three.course luncheon.
Mrs. F. F. Horne, who also celebrated
her birthday anniversary Friday. as
sisted Mrs. Levi in serving. The little
hostess received many useful sand
pretty gifts from her friends.
Mrs. b. III. Howig ind Mrs. E. E.
Carver entertained Friday afternoon
the members Of Marshalltown Chapter.
d. A. r., 1t their regular meeting at
the Howig home. sos North First street.