Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-29
TINES REPUBLICAN, MARsHA1LroeN 1owA OCTOBER o. 1915

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I: CITY IN BRIEF
Marshall Printing Company. Phone -
Farm loans. William Battin. 81
North First avenue.
Rummage sale Saturday, IS Nortl
Center street. Covenant Daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. s,anfield, Of
Minerva. were in the city Thursday.
Rummase sale Saturday. 10 Nortf
Center street. Covenant Daughters.
A drop head oak typewriter desk
81. Orlando Baxter. fremont block
Country dressed chickens. 20 cent
a pound. Phone - Reyn dds S Shell
don.
Saturday special, pure lard 1aI:
cents a pound. Meat Market, Bargain
4 Store.
4 United Brethren bake exchange a,
Sinclair's, SATURDAY afternoon. Com
mittee.
/ A 81 box of cut fiowers for so cents
Saturday only. Phone 4ss. Diasins
Brothers.
Miss Catherine Irland, of New
SHARON. is visiting in the city with
Miss Grace Mann.
i Don't forget my sale. two miles east
: OF Marshailsown depot, Tuesday, Nov
IL, 1915. Sam Yetley
Home made chewing tafry. assorte;
MAYORS. Saturday special. 10 cents 6
/! pound Wachter's confectionery.
! Miss Margaret Clausen left this
! morning for Rock Island, III. where
she VIII visit Mrs George Hinderer.
I Sapolin furniture polish is used ex-
clusiyely by those who have tried it.
Wil You? In Is and IS cent cans
Sehmidt's hardware
] Football clothing OF all kinds at re-
auced prices for Saturday only. ASK
! Tor the free Spalding ca,alog
Sch1ni6:s hardware
( The F ". McAfee home. PIP North
Third street, was guaranteed for
scarlet fever Thursday The little
daughter, Blanche. IS sick.
Mrs, 2. Griffith. OF Danville. III. left
Thursday evening for her home after
svls!tins her brother. Edward Ward.
and sister, Mrs. Charles Graham. al
Eldora.
TIE business office of the Marshall
Telephone COMPANY will be open un-
III ?, H. Saturday. Oct. So. the last
Cay on which rentals for current
month may be paid 70 secure the re-
pate. Marshall Telephone Com ra7s:y
The Light Draft Harrow Company
i doubling us manual turing capacity
and {. Z. Fo-kner says there are only
few more shares Of common stock
available. Don, delay if you want a
good iavesIme Observation-Disclosures
The grand 2rize-highest of all
aHards-was won by the Eureka cleo
I t-tc vacuum cleaner at the Panama
Pacific worlds exposition. May We
; demonstrate the new 1915 model in
your hone' Schmior's hardware
| Ms = VI FELTON,. q Morar.a. ar
/ rived II the city this morning 70 visit
| her sisre--in-law. Mrs Walter Keller.
! toC- miles west Of Albion Her moth
erin-law. Mrs H A FELTON,. Of Al
| bion. returned with her after visit
II Moravia
! Don't :ore=, the halloween rnasque-
/ rede dance in the A. Q. L " hall Sat
u1day evening. Come everybody and
have good time. Prizes viii be given
for the best mask Admission 50 cents
per couple. Young women,s sokol gym
/ Iassium- Committee
/ Mrs. John Halliday and children
left This morning Tor Minnea soils.
where they VIII make their houae Mr..
/ Halliday was recently transferred
from Ma-shaIitown 10 Minneapolis,
~he-s he IS general foreman for the
". &. s. L shops At Cedar Lake.
/ 40 expense has been spared By Le-
c'onate and Fgesher to make the nu-
( seal fantasy The Prince OF Tonight
D-hich wfn be seen al the Odson thea
( ter Sunday evening, attractive and
lovely. and the company IS far shea.i
r. what one anticipates in musical
4 SHOWS odaon-
[ ]. G. Brown. Who has been visiting
1 for week al Sioux City anS GAIA
returned here THURSDAY night. Mrs.
! Brown who has been il Mcnrovia-
+
I N-s Margaret E. Rodgers. met her
husband al Sioux City and returned
he-e with him They will return u
/ -neir home II Daytona, Fla next
.eak
1 Mary people from. this city motored
+ 20 Bethel Grove Thursday night TO
! Ya-.aEe Of the annual chicken dinner
!; served ny the Bethel Grove Cemetery
4 Aid Society. Big platters heaped with
( fried chicken. from which the guests
i helped themselves. and all the other
j good things that go to make UP q big
country dinner was served by the
women Of the community. The society
cleared $3.50
Mrs T II. Sparks entertained at a
o'clock luncheon today the officers
y the ". r G. Mrs. Jeanette Todd
president Of the soldiers home corps
was also q guest at the luncheon The
rooms and table were attractive with
Halloween decorations and yellow
ctrysanthenums and in serving the
luncheon Mrs Sparks was assisted b.
her daughters. Mrs. p. L. Vanderveei
and a1Ss Grover Bschtel. In the az
ternoon the hours were spent socially