Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-03

~ cent values, - cents. one Cent to
80 Cent Variety Store.
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 we place
on sale decorated china salad bowls, rs
cent to 70 cent values, 10 cents. One
Cent to SO Cent Variety Store.
Will Young, of Davis City, Neb.. who
rived in the city Tuesday for visit
| with w. Reusch, and family.
Three quart hot water bottles, at the
special price of 70 cents, Friday and
Saturday. These bottles are guaran-
teed. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
To the first 300 school children call
ing at this grocery Friday afternoon
after o'clock, we will give a scent
school tablet free. Ilockard &. Over
turf grocery.
Double header basketball game Fri
day night, high school gym, East
Roland VS.. Marshalltown team. First
game called 1880. Admission Is cents.
Miss Olive Evans, 512 West Linn
street, left this morning for visit Of
several weeks in New York and else
where in the east. She will visit for a
| time at Springfield, Mass. and later
with relatives in Connecticut
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Benson and chill
dren, Max and Hene. of Rollett, N. D.,
left this morning for their home after
six weeks visit with DIR. Benson's
n, her. Mrs. IAN Benson. at LamoilIc
AID with DR.. and Mrs. r. ]. Neiman in
this city.
John Ruter, Of near Steamboat Rock,
and Boyd Ekhoff. of Wellsbury, spent
today in the city. Mr.. Ruter came
here to be with Mrs. Ruter who is
patient at the Deaconess hospital
where she underwent an operation last
week. Mrs. Ruter is recovering stead
lily.
Coming to the odeon Theater Sun
day evening for one night only, Miss
Theresa L. Martin and her company.
Offering for the first time here four
act comedy drama, THE Woman Re-
porter" New vaudeville specialties
will be presented between the acts
Prices 10 and 20 cents. Odeon.
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The storeroom at 1T East Main
street, owned by Thaddeus Binford, and
formerly occupied by the American Elk
press Company, is being remodeled and
changed. New ceiling, and floors are
being put in. all the partitions have
been taken out, the wainscoting Is be-
ing removed and much Of the plaster-
ing is to be renewed.
Mrs. r. w. McCreery, 704 West Main
street, entertained at 20 cent lunch
con today, the proceeds Of which were
donated to her division of the aid So
ciety Of the Congregational church.
The guests included twelve of the
members of the division and after the
luncheon they enjoyed q sociable aft
ernoon with their fancy work.
Members of the Entire Nous Club en-
joyed their usual meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. R e.
Sears, 102 North Second street. Mrs.
after which Mrs. A. G. johnson and
Mrs. j. B. Simmons read selected
magazine articles. The remainder of
the time was devoted to the study OF
South American life.
Fifteen neighbors OF Mrs. w. II.
Wikle. 604 North Second avenue,
Joined Tuesday afternoon T., surprise
on Mrs. Wikle, who, with her husband,
is soon to go to Mason City, where
Mr.. Wikle is to engage in the grocery
business. The afternoon was spent
with music, and refreshments brought
by the guests were served. The guests
presented Mrs. Wikle with some table
Linen.
Arthur Hammerstein, producer of
High Jinks." the musical comedy
which he will present at the Odeon
Monday evening has already given to
the music MISUNDERSTANDING world
Naughty Marietta" and 1.-THE FREELY"
The new musical piece Is said to eclipse
the famous other two in certain re-
spects. 1t enjoyed the longest run OF
any musical comedy in New York last
season, staying year at the Casino.
Odeon.
Fifty members Of the K. L. G. f. OF
the First United Evangelical church
were entertained at the regular month
ly business meeting Of the league
Tuesday evening at the nome of Misses |
Hazel and Mildred Leaf, sl2 Arson
street. Following the business seq
sion a program comprising piano and |
vocal solos and debate was given.
Rev. c. q. Zeigler read an interesting
paper on the X. l. c. q. Refreshments |
were served during the evening by the |
hOstesses. assisted, by Mrs. J.. 2. Leu- |
Der ana Mrs. u. q. P2rtiee. - y ~ :