Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
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CITY IN BRIEF

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i o. q. futile, Jeweler and opticisn.
i Mrs. j. C. Crawford spent the day
with friends in Melbourne.
4 Chadwick Christian Science church
tomorrow night. Board Of directors
Mrs. T. 3. Elwell and sons, of Oska-
loosa, was in the city today on her way
to Riceville. s.
| Phone your drug orders, our deliv-
cry service is free. Phone 113. Peter
Mayer & Son. ~
Genuine. leather handbags, 80 cents
Thursday afternoon. One Cent to 50
Cent Variety store.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Presnall, Of AL
bion. were in the city this morning on
their way to Tafna. ~.
wv. Wignarra and Daniel Bruck-
iacner. oi Diiioas. spent TSSSSsSS y.
Grinneil on business. 4
George T. creii, of oskaloosa, arrived
in the city this morning to visit his
daughter, Mrs. I. L. Evans. =,
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Mrs John Myers and daughter, Of
Carroll. are visiting in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hayes.
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| offer for sale at, Plumb Bros mar
ket sale, Friday March 3, sixteen head
Of good horses! Henry Weber F..
! Hear Christian Science speaker.
church building, Fifth and Main streets.
mission free. Board of directors.
j. Results of the $4,000 voting contest
will be announced in this newspaper
! Saturday, March 4. Levin Dry. Goods
Company. ~& ~
! Plan to attend Christian Science lee
! ture. Tomorrow night, 78:15 clock,
! church building, Fifth and Main street.
| Board of directors. IL - -#G'-~
Mesdames Martin Lee, Andrew Han
sen, o. Ingvoldstad, and T. Barke were
in Quarry today attending the meet
I ing of the Dunbar Aid Society. -
| We have the finest line Of wall paper
! that we ever carried. Our spring lines
! are ready for your inspections Ever
lists wall paper and paint house &
See our window display of handbags,
genuine leather. a variety of styles,
special Thursday afternoon,4 to
o'clock, 80 cents. One Cent to 80 Cent
Variety Store. .s .s.f. ~
We have several remnants of inlaid
! and printed linoleum we are selling at
/ 8 big discount. Bring in your measure
:; ments, we can save you money. Marion
Gard. 30. 'E
! About forty members of the Young
Peoples Club of the Episcopal church
attended the social supper and enter
i tainment held at the church Tuesday
evening. Supper was served at s: rs,
after which various games and con-
tests were enjoyed UT ri q
An enjoyable day was spent, by
members Of the W8steria Club, who
were entertained Tuesday at the home
of Mrs c. B. Haser, 211 South Sec
| ond street. A buoy day was spent
sewing for the httess, and at noon
Mrs. Hager, assist by Mesdames Ed
ward Adams and George Willigrod.
served dinner. d @ ="
Forty-six me- bers Of the Royal
Neighbors' Atzh3 ociety were enter
tanned Tuesdad Afternoon by Mes
danes s. J. 70 fker. NJ. F. Wiltse and
! F-2nah Ackidf at the Tinker home,
4 5o3 East Afes3 street. AZ pi@asants at
terneoh yseb Occupied with eauilting.
i Thes h6stese es. assiated BY Mrs. n. w.
4 WestlaFe land Miss Martha Saylor,
served refreshments. - d =.
Members OF the Red Rose Sunday
school class of the Methodist church
entertained Tuesday evening at the
4 hetae Of Miss Ada Sheetz, 200 West
Nevada street. at a leap year party.
4 The guests, numbering forty girls and
/ boys, spent pleasant evening socially,
! and prizes In a guessing contest were
| awarded to Miss Mary McKibben and
j Frank Willard. During the evening
I refreshments We're served.
4. Funeral services for Mrs. David
J Stuckmyer, Of Albion, were held at the
4 Presbyterian church at Albion Tues
day afternoon at 80 in charge of Rev.
S. C. Wadding. A short prayer service
was held at the home at 11:30. The
+! flower bearers were Lottie Gunderson,
4 Jessiesand Gay Redel, and Lolita Arney.
jC., E. Arney, Monroe McKibben. Nels
NELSON, A. J. Turner, H. p. Nyce, and
i J. E. Males acted as pail bearers. Bur
t,ial was in the Albion cemetery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. 'Meeker, Ito North
First street, entertained at a unique
4 dinner party Tuesday evening the
members of the Hawthorne Club. In
stead of the ordinary and common
place dinner at small tables, an old
fashioned box supper was enjoyed. At
/ ter the members had received their
boxes they were placed at one long
| table, the men on one side and the
women on the other and much merri-
ment was afforded when It was dis
| covered that the box contained but one
piece OF silver. and that ia mere knife.
| After the dinner the members were
| taken to the Strand as guests Of MI.
and Mrs. Meeker. f,s HI u.
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THROW AWAY
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