Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-08
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o. e. Tuttie. jsWeiar and optician.
/ Come to the Grinnsll market sale
Saturday, March II. Plumb Bros.
Try coi1fsisi mn coffee ct IS cents a
/ pound. Real coffee. Parlor efocery.
!, e. 3. McRill and daughter Laura
were visitors In the city from Albion
|! Tuesday. Ia. 'tsa' Il,
Mrs. George Parsons and daughter,
of State Center, were visitors An the
city Monday. M "a,
i Come to the market sale tomorrow,
March 9. Plumb Bros. Mason and
Shoemaker. ts.setlaS4 asl% &
! Miss Dolly Gulick, Of St, Anthony, was
ing 5the scity Monday on her way; TO
i Perry to visit friends 5'1@HN !
II. G.. Hardin, Of Kansas City, ar
j rived in the city Monday from Eldora
/ forta brief visit with c. H. McMahon.
Make Sunday the occasion for that
old suit or dress to look like new.S We
do that work. Phone 795. The Clean
lers, Az
Mrs. Anne Frost, Of Grinnell,; who
has been visiting here with her broth
err, Peter Sloan, returned home Mon
day. y. E ,FaSt- FAN -,>@
/ Mrs. T. T, Kelley, of Washington.
left Tuesday for her home after visit
4 ing here with her sister, Mrs M. Al.
Smith. : IN I N
+ Mrs. Jennie Lockard, of Written and
Miss Pearl Hauser, of Union returned
home Tuesday after visit in Des
Moines.
| r. III. Jordan, Of Benson, Mimi, was
in the city Monday on his way to st.
Anthony to visit his mother, Mrs. Mary
Jordan.
Mrs. w. H. jones, Of Nevada, was in
the city Monday on her way to Gearing
to visit here daughter, Mrs RI A.
Ricketts,. , uay ~
Rev. L. G. Boyer, of McCallsburs.
was in the city Tuesday on his way
home from visit in Vinton and Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs. GeorgeKerr, of Columbus juno
ton left Tuesday for her home after
a visit here with relatives at the SOL
diers' home.
+ Mrs. Carl Jordon returned Tuesday to
her home in Cedar Rapids after few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. "A. Sandoe.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the State Street United Evangelical
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at $3.50 at the church.
Mrs. L. H. Block and Miss Freda
| nf ,>ofnr o1 M
day after attending a. Sunday school
Iconvention at Radcliffe.
I. Leslie Bell, of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
Ileft Monday for his home after visit
Ting here with his sister, Mrs. e. III.
Smith, and other friends. IN ~
+! For two days, only the Overturf
grocery will give eleven bars Of white
I laundry soap for % cents with each
Isl grocery order Phone 626$ or .234.
Overturfs grocery. is4 { i
Mrs. ]. NJ. Parker, SOL West Main
street was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to members of the Entire Nous Club.
An interesting afternoon was occupied
with the club reading.
+ Mr. and Mrs, G. P. Benning wen.
Monday to Oskaloosa, called by the
:! illness of the latters sister, Mrs. E..
C. Dryden. They will also Visit M.
! Behring'S mother, Mrs. M. "A. Hershey.
Mrs, H. 4. Wief1er,5 of Harris, left
Tuesday for her home after. Visiting
There. with her son, C. T.. Wiener. Her
I daughter, Miss Irene Wiener. who at=-
tends school at Union, was also in the
! city,. re. = III 60 - t.; ~
| Every one expecting loan to assist
/ in the building Of a new house should
see me about 1T at once. Those; who
| apply first are considered first by our
board. 6. w. Gilbert, secretary, at
| Gregory's.
Mrs. c. II. Cronk, of Baskerville. was
| in the city Tuesday on her way home
from Montour, where she accompanied
1.-THE body of her husband for burial.
Mrs.J. W. Cronk accompanied her
haunt as far as this city. 4.
Mesdames George Klebenstein and
INV. Nh. Citizen, of Gilman, were in the
Icity Monday visiting their mother, Mrs.
| r.. H. Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Duncan, of Sioux City, were also here
II visiting the formers mother.
4 Miss Mabel Jones, of Toledo, was in
the city Monday on her way home
from Oskaloosa. Mrs. Allen ,Mollisoll,
of Taylorboro, sask., who has been
twisting in Oskaloosa, accompanied
miss Jones to Toledo for a visit.
] You men, that want bread with a
good brown, tasty crust. and a bread
that is not doughty, will just insist on
the Mrs. ordering Shrubs Buttermilk
bread from the grocery, youiwill See the
Ldifrerence in. bread. Be fair, give it a
trial. Shrubs bakery. ..>%S~ g.,
Be sure to see the charming new
| dress fabrics. millinery and ready-to
| wear during our spring fashion display
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week. Edison diamond
! disc concert every day, $3.50 to, 4:3O.
| Benedict & Brintnall.
Mrs. d. E. Collins, 80 North Second
avenue, entertained Monday at "a st.
Patrck's luncheon the members of the
Past Matrons Club. The table was