Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-09
Dr.. Burkhart. osteopath. a W. Main
r. s.. Ketchum went "Wednesday eve
ming to Newton on business.

Dr. burkharI osteopatn. ~ W. MAlu,
f. s.. Ketchum went Wednesday eve
ming to Newton on business.
Wanted-F'resh milk. Phone 145. Can
contract IL preferred. Western Grocery
Mills.
B. A. Morgan and J. d, Palmer LEFT
early this morning on a business trip
to Chicago. a
Mrs. Peter Nelson, went Wednesday
| evening to Albion to visit at the Ben
Einford home.
Mrs. f. Short, Of Grinnell, visited
| in the city Wednesday with her
brother, Charles Rooster.
Gas engines. washers. windmills
| pumps and tanks. X. Bratteig, real
12l West Main street.
Miss Pearl Taylor of Emmetsburg
arrived in the city this morning for a
visit with Miss Florence. Maher.
| II you are looking for safe we have
a new one and a good second hand
one for sale. simmons book store.
Have your chickens the roup? ETr.
our roup remedy. We have Conkey:
| and purpalene. Bowles & Billings.
Mrs. G. w. LETTERS, of Waterloo
visited in the city Wednesday with hel
father, C. H. Morris, at the soldiers
home.
| Every picture on your wall adds ,
window to your home. Our new Fill
line of pictures now on display
Bowen's Kodakery.
Dr.. shallenberser. specialist, chronic
nervous and special diseases. will be a
Marshalltown, Hotel Stoddart, 'Satur-
day, Nov. II; 195th visit.-Advertise
| ment.
| Mrs. s. r. Walker. Of Eldora,, ar
rived in the city Wednesday to visi,
| her daughter, Mrs. o. o. Smith
| Mesdames Walker and Smith go tc
Waterloo today.
Perry C. Rude left Wednesday night
| for Berlin, Wis, to visit for a few days
| with Miss Ruth Hayner. Miss Hayne1
| and Mr.. Rude are to be married in
Detroit Dec. %.
Miss Mary e. Stroud left early this
sudden death of her brothers wife,
Mrs. Edwin G. Stroud, who died
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Laura Adkins, Of Grinnell, who
! has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank SStinson, of Baxter, was in the
city Wednesday on her way home, ac-
tcompanied by her daughter.
With eggs about cents each you car
afford to feed your hens egg produc-
ing feeds-such as meat scraps. bone
meal, oyster shells for the shell and
grit, also our poultry powder. tones the
hens up, and starts them to laying
Phone lis. 119. Bowles & Billings.
The Marshall Telephone Company is
preparing new directory Are your
name number and address listed corr
rectly? If you have moved or changed
your service, we have the change. II
you are to move soon give us your
move this week. The last change will
be made Saturday, Nov. II, 1916 Call
694 If you want any change made
Advertisement.
Local theatergoers are to be offered
the new and revised edition Of Peck s
Bad Boy" by Irving Berlin, at the
Odeon Theater Sunday evening The
mere announcement Of the coming OF
this attraction will be sufficient to
arouse the interest Of all theatergoers
as it is &C lassic and is well known in
every part Of the United States. In ita
present form It is now one Of the clev-
crest musical farce comedies on the
stage. Odeon.
/ Miss Florence Maher'. entertained
sixteen Of her friends at her home, 407
North First avenue, Wednesday eve
.ning. Five hundred was enjoyed dur
ing the evening. the head prizes going
to Miss Edna Balch and Clifford Nc
Mahon and the consolation to Miss
Lola Scott and H. o. Hickok. Later
the hostess served refreshments as
sisted by Miss Frances Young. Clifford
Mcmahon, Of State Center, was guest
from out of the city. ~
The members of the Busy Bee Circle
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. c. A. Farmer, 4OS,West Church
street. and enjoyed the afternoon so
cially, with fancy work and with guess
were won by Mesdames w. H. Bate
SOLE George Hedstrom, and ]. J. Beedy.
A short business meeting was followed
by social hour. during which the
hostess served a two-course lunch, as
sisted by her daughter, MRS. Ned Han
son, and by Mrs. George Hedstrom;
Mrs. 2. Troch, and Mrs. Roy, McKin-
non.
An interesting, meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon by the members
Of the Hartland Reading Club, who
met at the home Of Mrs. ]. L. Knight,
eight miles west of the city. Roll call
was responded to by each member
with her husbands favorite dish, after
which the business meeting was hello
and the members planned to hold d So
cial meeting on Dec. to entertain their
families. "Woman's Interest in Stock
Raising" and Management of Poultry
were the subjects for the afternoons
program, on which a general discus
sion was held by the members. Mrs
w. H. C. woodward closed the program
with paper on 1.-THE Path Of Life
The hostess was assisted in serving
refreshments by Miss Mabel Corey.