Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-08
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Bring your watches IN. HodssA
Dr.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Auto storage 800 per month. Bailey
Brothers.
Eye. ear. nose ana throat specialist:
glasses fitted. DR.. F. F. Lierle.
MISUNDERSTANDING social and smok-
er Tuesday night Do not miss It.
Committee
MISUNDERSTANDING social and smok-
er Tuesday night. Do not miss it.
Conf ittce.
Mrs. Albert Gilbert, Of Elgin, H.. ar
rived in the city Saturday to visit her
son. w. H. Gilbert
DR.. E. 8, Burroughs. office with DR..
w. g. Devine, over East Main street;
telephone 1875. Residence. lis North
Second street: telephone 1712.--Adver-
tisement.
The Daisy Drake Mission Circle will
meet Tuesday evening at the Central
/, Church Of Christ. Supper will be
served at $3.50. after which program
will be held.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mesdames Charles Giese, N. A.
Peters, and R. Jones at the Giese
home. soS Iowa street.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Tomlinson, Of the
Hartland neighborhood, are parents of
daughter, born at 6 o'clock Sunday
evening. Mr.. Tomlinson is son Of
w. E. Tomlinson, Of this city.
Having purchased the Sanitary
Grocery Nov. l we expect to carry
the best goods to be had, at reasonable
prices. Hoping to receive share of
your patronage. Brown & Harkins.
Members Of the Electric Rebekah
Lodge No. 331, are to meet at the Gem
trail Church Of Christ Tuesday, Nov.
9, at $3.50. a. m. to attend the funeral
OF Sister Cora Smith. BY order Of
noble grand.
The st. Paul Ladies' Guild will hold
a rummage sale Friday and Saturday
in the basement of church. Anyone
or 1923 before Thursday.-Advertis
ment.
The ladies' of the o. e. 8. circle will
hold bazaar at the Masonic temple,
Nov. 10. Fancy work, aprons and
homemade candies, also cafeteria
supper at o'clock of oysters, sand
wiches doughnuts, and coffee. Public
invited. Committee.
We are the oldest established watch
and jeWelry house in the city, and
have survived while others have fallen
in the battle. Why be 1t so? Just
simply because we afford our custo-
mers fair, square and honest treat
ment always. and always will. See US
Mrs. e. NJ. Singleton was hostess
Saturday afternoon to the members OF
Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis,
whom she entertained at her home. 109
South Fourth street. An interesting
afternoon was spent with the club
reading, and after the study hour. the
guests visited socially.ss IN serving re-
freshments Mrs. Singleton was assist
ed by her daughter. Miss Miriam Sim
gleton. Miss Louise Fike, Of Des
Moines. was, 2 guest from away.
4. In .celsbfation 81 the sOtf annniver-
|sary Of their fathers birthday, the
children of Eli Grower. 7O4 West Linn
street, entertained about twenty rela-
tives and friends at dinner Saturday.
A three-course birthday dinner was
served by Mr.. Growers three daugh-
ters, Misses Ethel, Blanche and Pearl
Grower. Present from out Of the city
were Mrs. William Jackson, of Grin
nell; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kirkendall
and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Brock
man and children. OF Melbourne.
The shows coming and going each
week to and from the Odeon Theater
vary in merit and 1t is entirely up to
the patrons Of the house to decide
their status Some shows please in
one city and not in another SO it must
be a good show that can "go over
In every town. Simonds & Lakes
Auto Girls" which comes to the
Odeon tomorrow evening, have, so far,
in their swing around the Columbia
circuit given entire satisfaction in ev-
cry theater they have appeared in this
season. Odeon.
Members of the Myrtle Furman Mis-
sion Circle were entertained Saturday
evening In the Central Church of Christ
! parlors by Misses Maude McBroom and
Frances Mcmahon. Miss Florence Jar
| Wis. as leader of the program, conducted
! the bible and mission studies. Miss
Gertrude Shahan gave sketch Of the
life of the queen Of Holland, after which
Miss Rochel Patten told Of the need OF
medical missions and Of the home life
in Egypt. In closing the program q
group Of cello and violin duets was
played by Misses Alfredo and Lillys
Busch and piano numbers by Miss
Pearl Case. An hour was spent socially
and the hostesses served refreshments
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