Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-19
CITY IN BRIEF
We deliver. Standard Bakery.


| We deliver. Standard Bakery.
! Carroll Westfau, of To.edo, spent
Thursday in the city.
! Trimmed hats 80 cents. One Cent
Ito 99-Cent Variety store
} Mrs. Edward Devick, of Gilman,
spent Thursday in the city.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Murray, of Ell
dora, were in the city today
! Clear Quill -four 81 per sack deliv-
cred Bowles & Billings.
! New suits, new coats constantly ar
irving. Simon's Style shop.
Chick coops and everything for
chickens. Schmidt's hardware.
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H NJ Green, of Liscomb, was bust
! ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Good apples only 80 cents peck.
Phone 626. Lockard & overturi.
Mrs. O. w. Brush went this morning
TO Albion. where she will visit her SON,
\. R. Brush.
When needing anything that the flor
ist can supply remember Kemble's.-
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! Come in and hear the Victor record
| "A Perfect DAY" by Evan Williams
Nickel Furniture Company.
Decorated china plates, nine and ten
inch. special Saturday 10 cents, One
! Cent to 9s-Cent Variety Store.
/ Mrs. \. b Hixson went this morn
ling 10 Albion, where she will visit at
the home of her father, J. D. Fraley.
! Special sale ladies night gowns Sat
urday up TO 10 cent values. special 81
cents. One Cent to 29-Ceni Variety
Store.
| Miss Jennie Hilleman went this
morning to Grinnell. where she Will
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, j. +.
| Hobbs.
/ Mr.. Albert Swenson, of Miltonville'
returned home this morning after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. WIZARD
| Woods.
Try the Eureka electric vacuum
| cleaner free. in Your own home, IS
! really a wonderful machine. Schmidt
hardware.
Mrs. Marta L. Smith, Of New Hamp-
ton, was guest Thursda; OF Mrs. =.
p, Cook and went TO Waterloo this
| morning for visit.
Mrs. a. smith, Of Sandstone, Mimi
who has been visiting her daughter.
J Mrs. Ira smith. of Clemens, left for
her home this morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore Johnson. of
Green Mountain, left this morning Tor
hClarion. where they will visit their
daughter. Mrs. G. D. Cook.
The Presbyterian ladies aid, third
division, will hold an exchange, satur-
day afternoon at George Andrews gro
Gerry, 12s West Main. Committee.
! We have just received a beautiful
Lime of Regina patterns. Every one in
! Narshall.own knows what these hats
arc C. Peterson. Simon's Style Shop.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gregory. OF Union
| returned home this morning after
! spending the winter in California. On
/ their way home they stopped at p"tl
expositions.
c. W. Warcup. master mechanic OF
the eastern division of the NJ. & st.
IL. returned this morning from Max
well, III. where he installed new
round house foreman
Ladies night gowns, elaborated
trimmed with Lace and embroidery
regular 59-cent and 79cent values
! special SO cents Saturday. One cent 10
go Cent Variety store.
! special sale all day Saturday. roses
l. Il dozen. carnations 10 cents dozen
! ionouils and tulips 30 cents dozen, also
/ our regular Satur lay 81 boxes. James
L. Denmead greenhouses.
! Mr. and RMS. Robert Quick and
daughter Marion. OF Eldora, returned
this morning after visiting here with
their niece. Mrs. William Booth. Mr'
and Mrs. Quick came here from can
fornia. where they spent the winter.
The Jolly Club members spent
pleasant afternoon Thursday with Mrs
w \. Dixon, West Lincoln street
During the afternoon he guests VISITED
and sewed and IN the guessing contes
the prize was awarded &c Mrs. w. W
Duncan and the consolation to Mrs
Ed Boyer The hostess served
luncheon.
Members of St. Elizabeth's Societ!
of st. Mary's church were ENTERTAINED
Thursday in the Knights OF Colullpu'
hall by Mesdames Frank McCarten, .
NJ. Richardson, F. r. Jackson, ane
Belinda Kelly. There was good at
tendance and much work was accom-
plished for the society. Lunch wa:
served by the hostesses at noon.
Seventy-five members OF the ait
society Of the Congregational churcf
land a few guests were entertained
Thursday afternoon at the church o9
IMesdames I. o. Kemble, D. D. Neblett
IL. D. Palmer, and w. H. Bardwell
During the social hour the hostesse:
served refreshments. Mrs. c. NJ. Carr
of ocean Park, Cal, was an out-oi
town guest.
oscar Tweed vas elected presiden
meeting of TIT