Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-07
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Book sale. The Kodakery.
/ o. e. futile. jeweler and optician.
Country dressed chickens. Phone
628 or 2S4. Overturfs grocery.
Miss Gertrude Kleespie, of Conrad.
was Thursday visitor in the city.
Milk fed. country dressed chickens
every Saturday. McCord's grocery.
! II YOU have never attended our red
tag sale do Il now. It will pay you.
Pappe's.
Expert patchwork, engraving, stone
setting. Murray, upstairs New Meek
er block.
/ Our customers have the satisfaction
OF selecting from an up date stock.
Parlor Grocery.
Mesdames L L. Gould and w. D.
Fanton, of Gilman, We're visitors in
the city Thursday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Derby, Ill West
4 Webster street, are parents of a SON,
born this morning.
/ All due bills and checks of the Brus-
ter and Roundy grocery must be in by
Feb. l.. Bruster & Roundy grocery.
Mrs. w. J. Carries, Of Eldora, re-
| turned home Thursday after visiting
j here with her daughter, Mrs. Paul
] Hurd.
! Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Vader, of Hamp
4 ton, returned home this morning after
! visiting the formers sister. Mrs. E. e.
4 Mason.
i, Our underwear department was busy
all day yesterday. Our red tag prices
was the power behind the throne.
Pappe's.
| People who visit our red tag sale
seem to enjoy it. They say it is a
sonable. Pappe's.
Saturday this confectionery offers
Especial, peanut crisp at 10 cents
pound, This is Saturday only, remem-
Der. Wachter's confectionery.
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| We have a large team of mules,
| which we wish to place with some far
mer to use for their keep until about
April 10. Marshalltown Buggy Com
| pany.
Mrs. g. F. Richards Of Norway,
went Thursday evening to Oskaloosa
after visiting at LeGrand with her
husbanas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
l. Richards.
Mrs. George Fosnacht and son
Robert, of Iowa City, left this morn
| ing for her home after visiting here
with her mother, Mrs. F. Wietholter,
and aunt. Mrs. J. c. Crellin.
/ E. e. whaley. Ernest Reese, Ernest
Hartwig, j. B. and Albert Anselme,
Fred Hannusch, William Riemen-
schneider and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. z.
Coffman.4uf State Center, were visitors
in the city Thursday.
Members of st. Elizabeth's Society
Of st. Mary's church held meeting
| Thursday afternoon, in the Knights Of
\ Columbus hall. The attendance was
good and the afternoon was occupied
with business Of the society.
We offer our semi annual accumula-
tion in remnants OF silks, dress goods
and wash goods at prices that should
close the entire lot In one day. The
Lengths are suitable for waists, skirts,
dresses and combinations. E. r. Lay.
The regular meeting of the City
Federation Of Women's Clubs was held
Thursday afternoon at the public
library. The afternoon was occupied
with business of the federation, and
plans were discussed for future work
OF the organization.
| Tomorrow we place on sale $4,000
yards of embroideries in edgings, in
sertions, headings flouncings and all
overs, at from cents to 50 cents per
yard. 's'he values offered are excep-
tional. The early buyer will get some
great bargains. E. r. Lay.
Another good show at the odeon,
first class vaudeville in first class
theater. Prices within reach of all, 10
and 20 cents. Change of vaudeville
Sunday and Thursday. Pictures are
changed every day. Matinee tomorrow
at p. m. Two shows every evening,
and o'clock Come early and get
a good seat. odeon.
Twenty-nine members of the aid So
ciety Of the Elm Lutheran church and
several guests were entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the church by Mes
danes J. o. Rain and T. s. Thomp-
son. After the business was disposed
Of an hour was spent socially. Assist
ed by Mrs. c. B. Johnson. Mrs. Charles
Sandvig and Miss Nellie Bru, the host
esses, served refreshments.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scheid enter
tanned Thursday evening at the w. B.
Thompson home, 105 South Sixth ave-
nue., the members Of the Octagon Club,
a card club composed Of sixteen mem
bers. The prizes for high score in
whist were awarded to Mrs. Thompson
and George Powell. while consultations
went to Russell Powell and Mrs.
Clinton French. Late in the evening
supper was served by Mrs. scheid.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary An
derson were held Thursday afternoon
at 2:3o from the home. AZ Woodbury.
street, with Rev. o. Ingvoldstad in
charge. Mesdames M. p. Rasmussen
and Chris Hansen were flower bearers,
and Henry, Mat and James Rasmussen.
Arthur and Samuel Nelson and Walter
Hammer were pail bearers. Burial was
in Riverside. Miss Mary Anderson, Of
Des Moines, was in attendance from
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