Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-08
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\ Campbell's Musical Comedians to-
night. Isis.
Come to the Isis tonight and see real
vaudeville. Isis.
Chocolate covered cherries. Wach-
ter's confectionery.
Mrs. F.. NJ Bibler, Of Eldora, spent
| Wednesday III the city.
Miss Hilda Hoover, Of Montour, was
visitor in the city today.
Big auction sale tonight, north Of
fair grounds.-Advertisem
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Tonight. high class vaudeville. ad-
mission S and 10 cents. Isis.
Mrs. A. Blackburn, of Clemens, Wis
| tied friends in the city Wednesday.
| Mrs. w. F. Bridgman went Wednes-
| day evening to Grinnell to visit friends.
| Mesdames II. G. Ferguson and J. H..
Lane, Of Union, were Wednesday vis-
| itors in the city.
| ANTS. TtOS SIcVcAS WchI AuAS ue1y
evening to Grinnell, where she will
make her home.
Two hundred new fall style skirts.
values up to SO. on sale Saturday.
$295. 1895 and $4.95. Bargain Store.
Football, Oskaloosa VS.. MARSHALL
town, tomorrow afternoon. Admission.
rs cents. Game called at $3.50. Mana
ger.
Mrs. w. II. Price, of Cedar Rapids,
who has been visiting here with Mrs.
J. F. Dervin, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. r. Penrose, of Burlington.
eft Thursday evening for her home
after visiting here with her uncle, i.
| Binford.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kennedy, of Mason
!! City, went Wednesday evening to
Ames to visit their daughter, Mrs. c.
! S. Dorchester.
! Don't forget to hear the PLAY Sing
ers'' tomorrow night at the Baptist
| temple, o'clock Prices 35 and 20
cents. Committee,
| Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Bowers. Of Car
! win, were in the city Thursday on their
way to Oskaloosa, where they Will
make their future home.
Mrs. Will Brecht and daughter Mil
bred, of Tama, returned home this
morning after visiting here with AL
bert Morrisey and family.
Marked improvement is noticeable in
the condition of little Warren Jordan.
of Rhodes, who was kicked by horse
Tuesday. He is getting along nicely.
| Wonderful candy special. cream COW
| cred whole Brazil nuts, choicest of con
fections, which have always sold for
| so cents, special at this store Satur-
day, 80 cents full pound box. Old Re-
| liable Drug Company.
! Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Kline arrived
I; home this morning from Portland, Ore,
after an absence of three months. MI.
and Mrs. Kline made Portland their
headquarters while they visited at
numerous points in the northwest.
We received by express today 200
skirts, all new styles and materials.
values up to SO, this is the best bar
gain we have ever had in skirts; we
will put them on, sale Saturday morn
ing. divided into three lots at 1895,
1895 and $495.. Don't miss this sale.
Bargain Store. !,
The modern equipped and sanitary
bakery and Kitchen Of the new Shrubs
bakery and cafe is credit to MarEhall-
town. The new place Will fbesoDen to-
morrow, Saturday. for regular bust
ness. In the evening will be the formal
| opening, when there will be music from
6 until ~ d. m. Shrubs Bakery and
Cafe.
| Ralph Young. who died on Sept. 10,
| 1915, held a certificate in the Court
| of Honor for $1,000. The completed
claim proofs were received by the So
ciety on Oct. 1, 1915. A warrant for
81. 500 was forwarded by the society to
RECORDER Mabel Pinkerton, in full pay
! ment IF the claim, Oct. 5, 1915.-Ad-
vertisement.
| Many members of St. Paul's parish
| Of the Episcopal church enjoyed a
social evening Thursday at the church.
Fall flowers and foliage were used to
| decorate the rooms. Important mat
tiers Of business were discussed dur
| ing the early part Of the evening.
Later, while the members enjoyed an
/ hour informally, refreshments were
served.
There was good attendance Thurs
! day afternoon at the meeting Of the
members OF the aid society of the State
! Street Evangelical church, who were
entertained at the home Of Mrs. F. H.
Spaulding, North Eighth avenue.
After the business session sewing for
| the society occupied the hours. The
hostess was assisted in serving re-
! freshments by Mrs. J. D. Holiday and
! Mrs. Z. r. McClelland.
A number Of people from this county
have bought farms in Delaware and
Buchanan counties, Iowa. They say
they can buy farms there that are just
as good as we have around MARSHALL
town, but they can get them $50 to SIS
per acre cheaper than here. If you will
write A. NJ. Cloud, Manchester Iowa,
he will send you a fine sixty page book
about corn lands and an Iowa map. If
you will tell him what size farm you
are interested in, he will send you de-