Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-21
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You press sthe bulb. we do the rest.
Bowen's kodakery.
vs. Mrs. HI. r. Adamson, of Clemens.
was visitor in the city Thursday.
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Miss Lenora Saunders went this
/ morning to Searsboro to visit friends.
Rummage sale, basement st. Paurs
church, Saturday, April %. Commit
tee.
Mrs. J.. walker and daughter, OF
Colo, were Thursday visitors in the
! city. z gs.e 5tt
/ Mrs. H. Hartwig and daughter
lEordelia of State Center. were in the
city Friday.
! A new shipment of tailored sailors
and sports hats at 121 East State
street Armstrong Millinery Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pegg. three miles
northeast of the city are parents of
daughter, born at 4 o'clock this morn
| ing. Y,r fs5
- The Sunday school Of the Central
Church Of Christ Is working for an at
| tendance of 500 next Sunday morning.
Committee. -
| You can gladden. some friends Easter
with a box of flowers or a blooming
lily. Our stock is complete. kemple
greenhouses.
Miss Stella Vaughn and Mrs. Lillian
Bollan. of Peoria, ILL.,, left this fore
moon for their home after visit here
with relatives.
We are placing number Of bou-
duets In Riverside for Easter Sunday.
Shall we attend to this for you? KEN
BILE greenhouses. ~"
Clara Kinlball Young. the most
charming actress in films, in Marrying
Money" the smart story of society
life, Saturday. Lyric.
Marrying Money" gives Clara Kim
ball Young an opportunity Of display
ing her rich comedy gifts to perfec-
ton. Saturday. Lyric.
A message social will be held at the
First Spiritualist church tonight at
o'clock. Mrs. E. NJ. Whitney in charge.
All are welcome. Committee.
| Miss Marjorie Mclean. of Lamoille,
and her friend, Miss Leda Dickens, OF
Oskaloosa. who are students at Ames,
were in the city Thursday afternoon,
being en- route to their homes.
Funeral services for Donald III.
Sayers, the Des Moines veteran of the
soldiers home who died Wednesday
night, will be held from the assembly
hall at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The reading of the book, "A Woman
| in the Rice Field" was finished by the
members Of the .Witenagemote Club.
when they met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Jennie Wilson at her home,
| 10h East Grant street.
I &Thirty-six inch percales, special in
Eour April sales, cents per yard. We
give IS. g. H." green trading stamps.
! and share profits with our stakeholder
| customers. ASK about our six big
special sugar deals. Levin Dry Goods
Company.
For Saturday only, all linen crash, 8
cents per yard: three yards, % cents
| We give IS. & H" green trading
| stamps, and share profits with our
stakeholder customers. Ask about our
six big special sugar deals. Levin Dry
| Goods Company. ,S''Nl
! There was a good attendance lat the
meeting Of the Social Club of the De-
gree Of Honor, held Thursday after
noon with Mrs. William Burr, TOT
Woodbury. street. Following the bust
ness meeting the hostess served lunch,
assisted by Mrs. Mary Thompson and
Mrs. Botheldo Jorgenson. VIZ
Following the business meeting of
the Rowena Circle, held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Plander, $40
South Sixth street, the members spent
the afternoon in sewing for the
hostess. In a guessing contest the
prize was won by Mrs. r. A. Farmer.
The hostess served refreshments, as
| sisted by Mrs. w. B. Plander.
Al Gorrell and his company will
| open a weeks engagement at the Odeon
ETheater commencing Easter Sunday
with one Of the best shows he has ever
i offered to theatergoers of this city
i The opening play for Sunday evening
will be- a drama in four acts, "The