Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-25
"cabiria," tonight. orpheum.

"Cabiria," tonight. orpheum.
Bring your watches In. HodgsA
We deliver. standard Bakery.
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Glasses properly fitted. Hellbers.
| Orpheum.
Fine barn baled hay and oats straw
Bowles & Billings.
Don't miss the picture, "Cabiria." to-
night. Orpheum.
John H. wolken. of Dillon. spent
| Wednesday in this city.
Clear Quill flour. As pound sacks 81.
"a pound sack $1.O5. Bowles & Billings.
Coming, Ignots' grand carnival.
| Thursday Feb. rs. I. o. o. F. hall. Ad-
mission Z cents.-Advertisement.
Miss Ella Gilmore has returned home
from Indianapolis, where she has been
visiting relatives for five months.
+ Nice, creamy white, fine tasting bread
from Pillsbury's Best flour. Your
grocer has 1t. Ask for this brand
Advertisement.
| To every lady purchasing so cent
bottle of liquid veneer at our store we
will give free 20 cent dust cloth.
Lockard & Oyerturf.
For Sale-Eight-r room modern house
on North Second street, within two
blocks of Main. Possession given
March /. F. l.. Meeker.
Auction Sale-Saturday. Feb. 81. at
1856 Eas, Main street. Cigars, candies
show cases. coffee urn. soda fountain,
ETC.. etc, all to be sold. Fred Gard,
auctioneer.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Friday afternoon with Mesdames
l.. S. Kellogg and Eli Jones at the
home Of Mrs. Kellogg, 30 North Cen
: ter street
Remember, the historical phott. play
"Cabiria," was shown in New York for
81. The Orpheum price is: Night. all
seats, 25 cents; matinee, adults, 15
cents; children 10 cents; night, chill
dren is cents. The matinee starts at 3
o'clock; the night show starts at p.
m. sharp. Orpheum.
The body of William w Rood the
former member of the soldiers home
who died at Independence, was brought
to this city Wednesday evening. Burial
in the home cemetery took place this
afternoon. the funeral being held at 3
o'clock from the assembly hall, in
charge of Rev. II. o. Pratt.
AS the result of being struck by a
trunk that fell from baggage truck
at the union station, Mrs. j. II. Nc
Even, of Marietta. is suffering from
severe bruises to her left shoulder. The
trunk fell from truck that was being
loaded from the Story City branch train
on the NJ. g. ST. L., which had reached
the city shortly before.
H. A. Barnes, travelling salesman
of Grinneil, spent "Wednesday night In
the city on business. Earlier i'll the day
he had been much alarmed by tele-
4. phone message from Grinnell that said
that his son, Frank, who is a rural
4 mail carrier, had almost been drowned
in crossing a swollen stream. The
young man escaped, but one. Of his
horses, a standard bred mare, was
drowned, and the buggy was lost.
Mrs. Amelia Redel, 1O6 North Ninth
street, entertained informally Wednes-
day evening the member of sew CLUB
at their regular meeting. An enjoy
able evening was tpent With various
games and contests which furnished
u much amusement and in Two guessing
!. contests the first prizes were won by
Miss Bertha Campbell, while the con-
solutions went to Miss Mamie PM
gren. Late in the evening the hos
satess, assisted by Mrs. w. +. Rebel,
I served luncheon.
i Mrs. S. r. Feinberg, 1902 West Main
street, entertained Informally at dinner
Wednesday evening complimentary to
/ Mrs. j. A. Martin. who will leave Fri
day for Galesburg. ILL.,. to make her
| home. Mr.. Martin left Sunday for
Galesburg. The guests Included few
! of the more intimate friends OF Mrs.
Martin and dinner was served at $50.
The table was decorated with pink
flowers, and card bearing the de-
| scription of each guest, instead of the
| name, was used at each place as a
place card. After the dinner the hours
were spent socially.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lands 109R East
| Church street, entertained twenty six
members of the Unity Club at their
home Wednesday evening, the affair
\ being in celebration of their twenty
i fifth wedding anniversary. A pleasant
/ evening was spent socially. games and
music furnishing the entertainment
and the guests presented their host
and hostess with a handsome set of
silver knives and forks end a large
| bouquet of roses and carnations. In
! serving a supper during the evening
Mrs. Lands was assisted by Mrs.
George Johnson and Miss Jessie VIII
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