Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-15
Glasses properly f,t.ed. Hellb.rs.

Glasses properly fitted. Hellbsrs.
All goods are as represented hero
Miss Middlekauff.
/ Milk fed country dressed chickens.
| Overturfs' grocery.
! Eye, ear, nose ana throat specialist:
glasses fitted. DR.. F. p. Lierle.
| Watch the yellow wagons go by with
coal and feed Bowles & Billings.
! Milk fed, country dressed chickens
every Saturday. McCord's grocery.
Mesdames John Atkinson and Jennie
Jones, of Clemens, were in the city
Thursday
Open orders receive prompt atten-
ton at 1875 West Main street. Miss
Middlekauffs
Mesdames A. w. Bryngelson and A.
I. Tarvestad, of Dunbar, visited friends
in the city Thursday.
Bread. doughnuts and cookies at
Temple of Economy, Saturday after
noon. United Brethren
Misses lone Michaelson and Theresa
Evanson, of Roland, arrived in the city
Thursday to visit Miss Corrine Whit
ney.
William Burns went Thursday even
ing to Clemens called by the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. Susan
Burns,
Watch for the announcement OF H.
Willard, Son & Co. opening of the re-
toll store, SO West Main street. Adj
vertisement
j. w. Weston and sister, Mrs. J. l..
Hartman, of Clifford, were in the city
Thursday on their way to Boone to
visit friends.
Mrs. M. Shoemaker, of Hot Springs.
Ark, arrived in the city Thursday, on
her way to Grinnell to visit her son,
John Shoemaker.
Mrs. c. E. Thomas, Of Atkins, left
Thursday for her home, after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
James. at Story City.
Loaded with roasted almonds is
! Dickinson's maple cream bar. Manu-
featured by the Bailey boys and their
pop" -Advertisement.
Mrs. Jesse Blanchard and daughter
Lois, of Albion, arrived in the city
Thursday evening to visit another
daughter, Mrs. George Moehrl.
/ If you wish to invest in growing
manufacturing business, see c. e.
Forkner, president of the Light Draft
| Harrow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! Misses Helen and Lois Stickel, Mabel
Russell and Anna Lawson, teachers in
the Fearing school, went Thursday
! to Ames to attend teachers institute.
! Next week is high oven range week at
| Schmidt's. Be sure and learn to know
the special benefit of a high oven,
against the former low oven.-
| Schmidt's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Tweed, Of Lee
Grand, returned home Thursday, after
spending some time in Rochester,
Mimi, where Mrs. Tweed was receiv-
ing treatment.
Nothing like it ever been shown in
in the city before. A deep love story
drama with just enough comedy mixed
in to make it one of the gems in pic
lures, again today. Colonial.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clemens, of Colo.
returned home Thursday, after visit
with relatives in Mt. Vernon. Ill. Miss
Allene Downing, cousin. from Mt
Vernon returned home with them for
visit.
The comic opera classic of the world.
Odeon Theater tomorrow for two per-
formances. Prices, night so cents to 81.
Bargain prices for the matinee, lower
floor 81, balcony so and rs cents.
Odeon.
| A. B. Morrison, an office employee
| of the Lennox Furnace Company, left
/ Thursday evening for Poteau, Okla,
called by the serious illness of his
brother, who has been in poor health
for some time.
Mrs. H. E. schermerhorn, formerly
of this city. who has been living in
Eldora for some time, was in the city
Thursday. She expects to leave Mon
| day for Canton, O., where she will
make her home. Mr.. Schermerhorn is
already there.
A dozen members of the Ladies'
Cemetery Aid Society were entertained
| Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Bert Everist, SO2 Doty street.
| After the business session the mem
i pers visited @and sewed. Assisted by
Mrs. Will Everist and Miss Bessie
Everist the hostess served refresh
ments.
The new sanitary bakery Of the new
Strub cafe IS the talk of the town.
Shrubs buttermilk bread is the talk of
every member Of the family, from the
little "tot" up to dad. The bread all
the family like. Your grocer will de-
liver it with your order If you say.
Shrubs bakery and cafe.
Grown-ups from coast to coast have
hailed Smith Damron, the craftsman
potter as a real artist, in that he reaches
the multitude in subtle way that few
can-his making Of pottery before his
audience while he discourses, being
something entirely out of the ordinary.
See illustrated announcement in this
| issue. Lyceum committee.
| One of the most attractive fall win
dows on Main street is to be seen at
our studio. Mr.. Stonestreet has car
ried out the fall idea with leaves and
foliage as a background for his fall
styles in photographs. 1t is nearing
the time for Christmas pictures and
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