Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31

specials Tor Saturday-Many oeauti-
full trimmed hAtssat $3.50 $4.75 and
$3.50. H. Willard, Son 8 Co.
St. Paurs Guild will hold an ex-
change at Abbott's store Saturday,
commencing at 10 o'clock. Committee.
Mrs. Mary Quirk, of Vail, was in the
city Thursday on her way home from
New Sharon, where she visited rela-
tives.
The Ladies' Aid of Green Mountain
will hold an exchange at the New
England store Saturday, beginning at
II o'clock. Committee. 49,
Mrs. Frank Woods is in Brooklyn,
where she was called.by the serious ILL
ness Of her grandfather John Lundy.
who died Thursday morning.
Mesdames ]. E. Kruse and c. F.
Reimers, of Ogden, returned home
Thursday evening after visiting here
with their sister Mrs. E. 2. Empie.
Mrs. w. H. Mcdonald, of Boone, re-
turned home Thursday evening after
visiting here with her husbands par
,ents; Mr.. and Mrs: David Mcdonald.
Mrs. H. H. Soil, Of Cedar Falls, who
has been visiting here with Mr. and
Mrs. G. Walter Thompson, Went
Thursday evening to Boone for brief
visit. .,'-
DR.. Shallenberger, specialist in ner-
vous, chronic and special diseases. Will
make his 18th visit to MarshalltoWn'
Hotel stoddart. on Saturday, April I.
Consultation free.
No waiting at Everist's. Why? Be-
cause he has the worlcmens to hang
your paper on short notice. Wall pa
per as low as Scents per roll. EVerist
wall paper and paint house.
We clean ladies' kid shoes Of al.
shades, ivory, gray and bronze. We also
clean and reblock all kinds of hats for
ladies and gentlemen. panamas and felt
hats. Franks shoe shop. next door to
SDeuell's news stand. ~ tstS@
|; Come and buy your cattle at the big
market sale at Marshalltown. satur-
day. April 1. One hundred and twenty
head Of cattle. We. will fsload them
on the. train, for you. Plumb Bros..
Mason & Shoemaker 49, -
The BUSINESS office OF the Marshall
Telephone Company will be open until
p. si,,; fiday Warren 81; the last day
on which. rentals for current month
may be paid to secure the rebate.
Marshall Telephone Company. '.~
C. P. Norgood commissioner Wiscon-
sin Department Of Agriculture. will be
lat the: New Pilgrim Hotel April 8. to
confer with any desiring a personal IN
terview concerning soil. climate and
crops Of sin.--Advertisement. =
Mrs: T. VIVIAN orsdaie, 7efs Rock Is-
land. ILL.,. left Thursday for her home
after visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Jennie MnCandless. Mrs. McCandless
accompanied her daughter to Daven-
port where she will make her home.
Rev. n. M. Babin. Of st. Pauls
church, goes to Iowa Falls Saturday
morning to a mission at st. Matthews
church, beginning Sunday and lasting
thru the week. Rev. ALLEN Judd. Of
Des Moines, will occupy St Paupsspul-
pit morning and evening Sunday. =.
Members Of the Liucoln Way Club
spent pleasant afternoon Wednesday
when they were entertained by Mes
DANES A. c. and c. r.. Diller at the
formers home, 301 South Ninth street.
The guests visited and sewed and q
guessing contest was enjoyed, Misses
Merle Diller; Lois McCord, and Eleanor
Bardwell assisted, the hostesses In
serving lunch OFF ! r,
Mesdames w. H. Ford and Hudson
Mitchell entertained Wednesday after
noon .twenty-six members Of the Busy
Bee Circle at the Ford home, 107 South
Third avenue. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with narcissus and other
Easter flowers, and a pleasant at
ternoon was spent informally and with
sewing. A two-course lunch was
served by the hostesses. H. sse
M D. Frankfort, who is in the city
closing out the Jewelry Sales Com
pany's stock, was host at an elaborate
Jewish dinner served IN seven courses
at the Pilgrim Thursday evening.
Local business associates and more IN :
innate friends Of the host were his
guests. The table was prettily deco :
rated with roses. and covers were laid
for ten. Harry Vein, the Jewish chef
Of the Pilgrim, prepared personally
each dish that went to make up the
merchant, was am out of-town s,ssst.
"The Bird Of Paradise that inter-
esting drama % Americans and mod !
ern Hawaii will be seen at the Odeon
Theater Wednesday evening The play
| Is by Richard Walton Tully. author OF
Omar the Tentmaker." and the pro-
duction Is under the personal super
vision Of that. western theatrical wizard
Of stagecraft, Oliyef YMorosco There
lis a love story in the play--the love
story Of Paul Wilson a young Ameri-
can physician. and Luna, the beauti-
Cyl .ei1ila Z, ofIRI.a sssered Volcano J.
wherever the ancient gods are not for
gotten. Odeon. 34 3 ,5.E ,t.ss 5ss
r. Mrs A. G. Urban. 515 North Third
street, was hostess "Wednesday after
EHoon at a children's party given In
fhonor of her little daughter Arlins,s
10th birthday anniversary. The guests.
who numbered seventeen, were ems
[tertained with games and music, and
yhe little hostess Was presented with
smany pretty gifts. A dainty lunch:
was served, at 5e o clock, the table be-
ing PRETTY decorated II, yellow and
white Each place was marked with q
"a tta E,a at ar chicken and a tinv In IL e
or candy Easter eggs which were given
AZ favors. In serving Mrs, Urban Wa
FxS6isteti by Mrs. r Frank Jef6nfs ana
RS. w. Fl. Estel. II Il W.. sS sss s.