Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-16
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Bring your watches in. Hodges.
Mrs. s. Brown, Of Gilman, was in
thecity Thursday.
Mrs. S. Bullock, Of Albion. visited
briefly in the city Thursday.
Mrs. c. j. Clemens, Of Bangor. was
a Thursday visitor in the city.
Mrs. D. w. Grill and son. George. Of
Albion, spent Thursday in this city.
Misses Anna and Clara waula, OF
McCallsburg. spent Thursday in this
city.
Whitmore. of Colo, were in the city
Thursday. IN
Mrs. wv. E. Kaiser and daughter.
lone. Of Clemens, We're in the city
Thursday.
Lawn mowers sharpened, IS cents.
We call and deliver. Phone 206. john
son, 226 East Main.
Misses Myra Greenlee and Thelma
Haggin, of Liscomb, spent Thursday in
this city with friends.
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Wayne Morse, of Des Moines, was in
the city on business Thursday night.
Councilman Ed T. Austin, who has
been in Des Moines on business for
few days, returned home this fore
noon.
Miss Dorothy Peterson went Thurs
day evening to Newburg. where she
Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Herr, of Gearing.
visited in the city Thursday with Miss
Mary Nelson, nurse 1t St. Thomas
hospital.
The Electric Storage Battery Station
is now located in the rear of the Mar
shall Motor Car Company, ~ East
Main NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jitney means cents, and 5 cents
means the price of bottle of the
Bailey Boys pop. Quality counts. ask
for the kind made by the Bailey Boys.
Advertisement.
Miss Jessie Conner. aged II, was re-.
moved from her home, 916 Iowa street,
to the city detention hospital Thurs
day afternoon, suffering with small
pox. The house was quarantined.
The Bargain Store made big pur-
chase of house dresses direcs from the
factory and have placed them on sale
at so. cents, while they last. The sizes
are tflirty-four to fortyfodr. Bargain
Store.
Mrs. A. ]. Hunter, of Havre, Mont,
and Mr. c. ]. Schroeder. of Atlantic,
went Thursday evening 10 Eldora,
where they will visit friends after
visit with Mrs. Hunters sister. Mrs.
J. P. Hunter. north of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P Ellicott, OF Gear
ing returned home Thursday evening
after a three months visit in Califor-
MIA Mr.. and Mrs Ellicott spent most
Of their time at Long Beach. and Wis
tied the San Francisco exposition on
their way home.
Mrs. n. A. Capron. 312 West Church
street, entertained Thursday afternoon
members of the Westminster Guild OF
the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Mary
Ayres led the bible study, after which
the study Of THE Red Mans Land
was continued After the study hour
Mrs. Capron served refreshments.
The audience was large at the reg
,,lar meeting of the aid society OF the
Methodist church, held Thursday al
ternoon in the church parlors. A social
hour followed the routine business. and
the hostesses. Mesdames J. X. Bowman.
w. E. Bracewell. Addie lWindish. ]. G.
Crawford, E. B. Dyer, and Anna BOW
man, served refreshments during the
afternoon.
Over 40 members OF the aid society
of the Congregational church enjoyed
a social affair Thursday afternoon at
the church, where they were pleasantly
entertained by the officers and chair
men Of the different departments OF
the society. The feature Of the after
noon, which was Of interest to all the
members, was the opening OF the
Easter offering boxes, the contents OF
which amounted to 1925. The re-
mafnder Of the time was spent in
formally. and the hostesses served re-
freshments.
The merry musical farce = furore.
The Million Dollar DOLL under the
direction of Harvey D. Orr, appears
here for one performance Sunday
evening at the Odeon Theater. This is
one Of the few musical comedies with
real plot, from the book of Har-
old Dewitt, with music written by
Louis Weslyn. New York's most pop
ular Musical comedy writer. The COM
pany includes thirty-fi-e people carry
ing a special carload of scenery and
electrical effects This is the original
cast and production, including the
greatest singing and dancing chorus in
America. Some of the big song hits
are Society" Might Time" The
Dancing Craze II Guess 1t Isn't Apt
to Happen Again." When a Fellow
Needs Friend and eighteen others.
Odeon.