Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-13

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Nothing finer. McCord grocery.
Nelson's popcorn for popping. 10
cents a package. Reynolds & Sheldon.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning. and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Cox, OF Union,
spent Tuesday with friends In the city.
Mrs d. E. Wright, of Traer. went
Monday evening to Newton to visit
friends.
Mrs. Charles Dicks went Tuesday
evening to Oskaloosa to visit Mrs. j.
c. Moore.
Strictly high grade flour only $3.50
per sack. Batesole's grocery, 20 North
First avenue.
Mrs w, G. Leslie, of Eldora, visited
her husband at the Deaconess hospital
here Tuesday.
The Young Ladies Sodality will meet
tonight with Miss Ellen Crosby, GA
West State street.
THE Girl From His Town
drama Of youth, love and rivalry, to-
tomorrow. Colonial
Mrs. w. A. Wentworth, Of Tama, re-
turned home Tuesday after visiting
friends in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Streeter left
Monday for Albert Lea. Mimi, to visit
their son, V. G. Streeter.
Swifts Premium smoked ham OF
boiled ham, bacon and veal loaf, came
in today. McCord grocery.
Mrs. Herman Sassen, Of Adrian
Mimi, arrived in the city Tuesday t.
visit her son. John, at Haverhill.
1 have car of Muscatine islant
sweet potatoes on M. & st. L. tracks
by Gregorys coal yards. D. D. Elem
ing.
Miss Tena Blattspielder, Mrs. F
Cobie and Mrs. w. Roben, of Ackley
were in the city Monday visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Cook went Tues
day evening to Searsboro to visit the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Saunders.
Barn paint A paint that must stan6
weather, and last for ever. Get H. 6
NJ. We have it. Old Reliable Drue
Company.
Watch for the announcement Of H
Willard, Son & Co. opening Of the re-
tail store, SO West Main street. Ad.
vertisement.
Mrs. o. G. Medhus, of Gilman, re-
turned home Tuesday evening after
"a. Fpja Nd IN
near the city.
Mrs. Albert Smith, and daughters
Geneva and Mabel, and Mrs. James
Allison, Of State Center, were visitors
in the city Monday.
Mrs. r. s. Woodmansee. Of Indianola
who has been visiting at the home OF
her son, C.. c. Woodmansee. left this
morning for Butterfield, MINI.
Mrs. James Mitchell and daughte,
Ruth, Of Denison. returned home Mon
day evening after visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Mary Mcmahon.
THE Rose in the Dust a stirring
chapter of the Diamond From the
Sky" See this chapter If you never
see another one: today. Colonial.
This weather makes one think o
coal. Try ours, Bowles & Billings
dealers in feed, flour, hay and coal
also city. coke. Phone 119.-Advertise
ment.l
Miss Eva Bruett, Of Laurens, who 1:
"a student at Iowa State College, re.
turned to Ames Tuesday after a shor
visit with her grandmother. Mrs
Eliza Bovee.
At Batesole's grocery, 100 pounds o
sugar for $4.44, with each $1,000 casl
grocery order, and fifty pounds o
sugar for $2.35 with each $500 casl
grocery order, and twenty-five pounds
or sugar for 1920 with each $3.50 casl
grocery order. Batesole's grocery, Q
North First avenue.
The little tad on the way to schoo
in the morning with a grin on his fac
is the lad who is strong booster fo
the new StrIb bakery, as it is this bak'
cry that bakes for him daily that de
licious Strub buttermilk bread. TIL
best Cor all the family. Ask your groce
to send 1t. Shrubs bakery and cafe
Appearance counts-this was prove!
again when young man applied for ;
position. The manager OF the stor,
said: Young man. how is it you dress
so well?" He replied that It was ;
last years suit he had on, but it hat
been cleaned and pressed, that is VIII.
1t looked SO like new. Other youn,
men should profit by this and sent
their clothes to the Marshalltow,
Steam Dye Works for cleaning ant
pressing. Phone Ill and all work will
be called for.-Advertisement.
Funeral services for Mrs. Marth
Kerr were held from the home of he
sister, Mrs. Anna Maulsby, 80 Nortl
Second street, at $3.50, Tuesday after
noon, and was largely attended b.
relatives and friends Of the family
Rev. Harry r. Keats, Of Des Moines
uperintendent of pastoral and evan
gelistic work Of the Iowa Yearly Meet
ing of Friends, and formerly paste
of Friends church at Detroit, Mich
where Mrs. Kerr lived, had charge o
the service, assisted by Rev. I. N. Rich
The flower bearers were Miss Vera Ell
bridge. Anna and May Cotton, Grace
and Helen Andrews, and Nina Binford
and Mrs G. r. Williams. The pail bear
ers were E. B. Zines, w. B. Besson, A
c. Diller. A. L Cotton, 8. F. Millhiser
and w. p. Maulsby Burial was IL
Riverside. Mrs. E. F. Rogers, of Union
was in attendance at the funeral from
out OF the city.
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