Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-13
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Observation-Disclosures a-
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Conway left
Monday evening for few days visit
In Chicago.
Strictly high grade flour only $50
per sack. Batesole's grocery, 20 North
First avenue.
F. A. Gillette left this morning for a
months visit with friends in Burling-
ton and Chicago.
Mrs. E. C. Lainson this morning went
to Waterloo, where she will remain for
q week with friends
Mrs. c. F. Pohle and daughter Ger
trude, OF Gilman, visited in the city
Tuesday with the formers son, Ernest.
Mrs. H. Niedert, Mrs. Earl Roberts,
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hartwig, of
State Center, were Tuesday visitors In
the city.
A daring romance Of the theater full
Of vim and go, and startling ,climaxes,
1.-THE Girl From His Town." tomorrow.
Colonial. nti
The aid society Of the German
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Henrietta Bowman, 113
North Ninth avenue.
When there is painting to be done,
then .ook into the line of H. & NJ paint
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Reliable Drug Company.
The Westminster Guilt of the Pres
byterian church will meen Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Clifford Unger
$685. North Second street.
Fancy cauliflower, celery. sweet pep
pers. Jersey sweet potatoes. ruta-
bagas, Spanish onions and many other
fresh vegetables. Culley's store.
!, "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.
Mrs. G. E. sharer and daughter
Mabel, of ,Montezuma, returned home
Tuesday evening after visiting here
with the formers son, Bert Sharer.
Another of the famous sauer kraut
dinners given by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the German Evangelical
church was patronized largely at the
church Tuesday evening. The ladies
did well with the supper, which was
greatly enjoyed by the patrons
Mrs. c. w. Jennings, Of okeene
Okla. who has been visiting her broth
Of ~
Tuesday evening to Boone to visit her
sister, Gladys Nelson. Miss Nelson
came as far as this city to meet her
an uncle, H. w. Nelson.
Twenty members of the Royal
Neighbors' Aid Society were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames
J. W. Melton and Frank Crone and
Miss Irene Melton at the formers
home at $40 Lee street. Sewing oc-
cupied the afternoon while the guests
visited. The hostesses served refresh
ments.
At joint meeting Of Marshall lodge
Of Rebekahs, No. 40. and Banner lodge
Of Odd Fellows, held in the Odd Fel-
lows hall Tuesday night, the Rebekahs
presented the Odd Fellows with hand
some American flag 5x10 feet in size
The flag will be; used in the lodge
work and for decorative purposes.
social evening was enjoyed after the
presentation.
Word received from Riverton an
nounces the death there this mornint
Of Albert Shoemaker, q brother-in
law of W. p Maulsby and Mrs. A. L
Cotton. Mr. Shoemaker's death wa.
due to heart disease He was 70 year:
old last month. Mr. Shoemaker hat
been married twice. both wives beins
sisters Of Mr.. Maulsby and Mrs. Cot
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Maulsby and Mr.
and Mrs. Cotton will leave for River
| ton Thursday to attend the funeral.
Twenty-fi five members of the Busy
Bee Circle Of L. o. T. NJ. enjoyed a
progressive dinner Tuesday evening
| the first course being served at 1880 al
the home Of Mrs. w. A. Talbot, 10+
Marion street. The party then went tt
the home of Mrs. George l.. Mason. 81
North First avenue, where they were
served the second course. The thirt
course was enjoyed at the home of Mrs
George Pepper, and the dessert wa:
served by Mrs. Claude Whitney, Eas
Grant street. The remainder of tn,
evening was spent socially at the
Whitney home and a short bushes.
session was held.