Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-11

DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Camera Aims developed and printed.
Camera shop.
Mrs. J. L Roundy, of I.amoille, was
here Wednesday.
! Miss Minnie Everts visited in Gill
man Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Madole. Of Union,
were In the city Wedn sday.
Libby milk free, can coupons re-
deemed at this grocery. Lockard 4
| Overturfs.
Vacuum washers, 81. Strong, durable,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Schmidt. $
! hardware.
The Misses Pearl Rails and Louisa
Durham, of Liscomb, spent Wednesday
in the city.
Watch for our special valentine ad
tomorrow night. James l.. Denmead
greenhouses.
Tip-Top clothes line reel with TWEEN
ty-five feet line, 45 cents. It's practical.
Schmidts hardware.
| II.
man, were in the city Wednesday on
their way to Story City.
Roll butter for cooking purposes at
25 cents pound. Best country butter
32 cents. Reynolds & Sheldon.
My office Is over the Fidelity bank,
corner First avenue and Main street.
Phone 62. DR.. Cora Williams Choate.
Sweet potatoes, nice cabbage, pars-
I nips, Spanish onions received today at
100 West Main street Reynolds &
! Sheldon.
Mrs. w. c. Tissue returned to her
home at Moravia Wednesday night
after short visit with Mrs. r. l..
Cosgrove.
| Miss Lillian thinner, of Lincoln,
I Neb., returned home Wednesday even
I ing after visit with her brother
Lloyd thinner.
| We have received today fresh veg
! etables, head lettuce, celery. green pep
pers, radishes, leaf lettuce. etc. Rey-
nolds & Sheldon.
Phone us where to send your box of
valentine flowers. Our assortment is
complete, and no remembrance will
give more pleasure. ,Kemble's.
Corset cover embroidery. eighteen
inch; Swiss embroidery founcings,
eighteen inch. special 10 cents a yard.
One Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
! The Arnold Mothers Club will meet
at the school house Friday afternoon
at o'clock. Mrs. May F.. Montgomery
will tell the history of the stars and
stripes.
A Mol spring wheat flour at 81 per
sack; s1.05 for 24-pound sacks, every
sack guaranteed absolutely For sale
at your grocers or here. Phone 119.
Bowles &; Billings.
Flour is going higher, better buy now
Best grade flour only s1.9o per sack; is
guaranteed; really worth 1925 a sack.
Phone 935. Deliveries made anywhere
in the city. Bruster & Roundy grocery.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
| byterian church will be entertained in
the church parlors Friday afternoon
by ,Mesdames Hugh Mcconnell, and j.
&c. Newell and Miss Christine Berg
gren.
Our candy case is filled with choc-
olate peanut clusters. caramels, maple
clusters. choice chocolates in maple,
lemon, vanilla, ana~other favors, 20
cents; mixed candy at 10 cents a
tpound, forEridAy 'akA saturday. sRey-
nolds & Sheldon 100 West Main street.
In celebration OF her birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Chris Hansen enter
tanned fifteen friends at her home, 500
| Woodbury. street Tuesday afternoon.
The hours were spent socially. Mrs.
Hansen was the recipient of many
gifts. A two-course dinner was served
at o'clock. Mrs. Hansen being as
sisted In serving by Mrs. Nels Ras-
mussen. NJ
An interesting meeting was enjoyed
Wednesday afternoon by the Hartland
Reading Circle at the country home of
Mrs. w. II. c. Woodward, at Marietta.
The subject for the afternoon was Ar
gentina South America, and furnished
an entertaining study. Eighteen MEM
bers and guests attended the meeting
and after the study hour the hostess
served refreshments.
Mrs. George Wheat, $40 Fremont
street, was hostess Wednesday after
noon at the regular meeting of the
Needlecraft Club. The hours were
pleasantly passed visiting and with
sewing, and in valentine contest, the
prize was awarded to Mrs. S. o. Lamp
man, Jr. MRS. Wheat was assisted by
Eva and Mary Wheat in serving. The
club will meet with MRS. A. B. Clark in
two weeks.
Members Of the literature depart
ment Of the woman's Club enjoyed
their regular meeting Wednesday,
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Mullin, 1911 West Main street. The
study Of Rudyard Kipling was con-
tinued. Two very interesting papers
were read. Miss Alice Patterson, read
one on Ballads and Barrack Room
Ballads and she also read selections
from the ballads. Mrs. A. E. Nickel,
closed the program with a paper de-
! scrihins. Eiplinc writer for chill