Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-19

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Bring your watches in. Hodgsa
rernden vacuum coffee. Mccord's
grocery.
Carl Guthman. was In the city from
Sheffield Monday.
| Mrs. A. L. Reed, Of Eldora. visited
in the city Monday.
| Dance In Cummings hall wednesday,
Jan. 20. Committee.
w. H. Albright Of Grundy Center,
was in the city Monday.
| Fire insurance, w. M. Clark, First
National Bang building
A. L. Thompson of Garwin, left to-
day for Springfield. Mo
4 Mrs. J.. E. Lucas. of Clemens, was
visitor in the city today.
L. F. Wohlert. of State Center, was a
caller in the city this morning.
w. F. Henns Of Madelia, Mimi.
was in the city on business today
i Mesdames Fred Hulen and L. F.
Marvin. of Gilman, were in the city
MONDAY. n
Il. II. Willard has gone to Excelsior
tsprihgs, NO. where he will spend q
fweeR or two.
/ Miss Matte Herter went to Grinnell
for visit with friends and relatives
Monday evening.
/ Mrs. H. Parlow went to Arlington
this morning for visit with her
mother, Mrs. L. Wiesle.
! Fresh buttermilk at all times. Mar
/, shalltown creamery, 314 South Third
iavenue. H. w. Logsdon & Son.
Try one of our push or vacuum wash
ers. price 81. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no sale. Schmidt's hardware.
TpsI Court Of Honor Circle will meet
"wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Milan
Pinkerton. over 11s East Main street.
Our apples, oranges and other fruits
are received daily, and we always try
to get the best. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Oliver Cope, son Of W. a. Cope. West
Main street, submitted to minor
throat operation Monday and is doing
nicely.
Now Is the time to do your sewing.
If your sewing machine is a New Home
it's a pleasure to sew. Priced SIS to $36.
Schmidts hardware.
Mrs. w. Thad Smith. 4os North
Center street, who was recently oper-
ated for appendicitis at the Deaconess
hospital, was able to be removed to her
home Sunday.
N. J. Smith, of Ford, Kan, Is in the
city for a visit with his uncle, J. N.
Cooper, and cousin, J. p. Cooper. Mr..
Smith came here from Ferguson, where
he is visiting his mother. Mrs. Mahala
Smith.
Remember Schmidt,s sell freproof
safes. Your choice from the little home
deposit box $3.50 and UP. to the tip-top
business safes, $50 and $50. Every
article sold by us is Schmidt quality.
Schmidt,s hardware.
E. B. Ripper, Of Tintah, Mimi, ar
rived in the city this morning for
visit at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
~. w. Noises. Mrs e. L. Rasher, OF
Crawford, Neb., who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Noises, will leave
tonight for her nome.
Bear in mind, when thinking OF buy
ing a sewing machine. visit Schmidts
sewing machine department first. We
have the style, the finish, and the
price machine to suit your pocketbook.
Ten machines to select from. We sell
for cash and sell on payments.
Schmidt's.
The chicken supper at the Norwes-
ian church Saturday evening, was sue
cessful as to attendance and dnan-
cially. The supper was given by the
ladies Of the aid society and was served
from to o'clock. The supper was
the first held in the new church and
the attendance was unusually large.
Mrs. Mary Klinger and son Charles.
and James McDermott and daughter.
Of Eagle Grove. returned home Mon
day evening after attending the fu-
neral of their uncle, ]. r. Ernstberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Newgirg, Of Cum
berland, Nd, Mrs. Fred Ohme, and
John Sauer, Of st. Louis. also nieces
and nephews Of Mr.. Ernstberger, have
returned home after attending their
uncle's funeral.
Seventeen friends and relatives from
Green Mountain pleasantly surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Noises at their
home, 4os West Main street. Sunday in
celebration Of the formers 18th birth
day anniversary. At 1880 dinner was
served after which the guests enjoyed
an informal afternoon visiting and
with music. Mrs. e. L. Rasher, OF
Crawford, Neb., q sister Of Mrs. Neises,
was also an out-of-town guest.
At the Odeon Theater tonight and
all this week, matinee daily at p. m.
except Saturday, matinee Saturday at
$3.50, John w. Ruskin presents the
greatest close-to-nature motion pic
lures How Wild Animals Live" Eight
hundred wonderful and intensely In
teresting scenes in over one mile OF
film, showing beasts, reptiles. birds and
bugs in their natural haunts, just az
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