Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-04

Gilman, visited in the city Friday.
Try Colonial Inn coffees at So cents a
pound. Real coffee. Parlor Grocery
s. r. Walker of Eldora, is visiting
his daush liter, Mrs. o. 0. Smith, In this
city. %e =.
Everything for wall decorating
Phone 1927 white. Let George do it,
| Advertisement. ril2,'g ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Crowell, of Rock
| ford who are visiting friends in Lis
comb, were in the city Friday. w,A.,
! 4, For sale--seven room house modern,
! well located on pavement Call at
room II fremont block. Advertise
nient. ,sg =, 3s<gcs.ygss 10, i. 81. Z:
| Everist's has the wall paper. and the
workmen and the ability to decorate
! your home. Everist's wall paper and
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/ Mrs. c.. o. Dague. Of Gilman, re-
turned home Friday after visiting her
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Trlplett, at
Melbourne. a.. ....,,... =.
= Next market SALE at Marshalltown.
| Thursday, March 8, Bring anything
and Shoemaker. b ~ NJ -: g.. @~.s.
| Miss Alice Davidson, of Grinnell, was
in the city Friday on. her way home
after visiting her sister, Mrs. r. G..
Hudson, in Boone. ...... 49,,
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Don't fail to see the Skating
Macks,"- worlds greatest trick and
1 fancy acrobatic skaters, at the rink to-
night, Saturday, s:45. Skating before
and after the big act.-Advertisement
Made from the choicest cream, blue
Ribbon butter is guaranteed to be
,strictly pure creamery butter. 1t Is put
up in package that insures it's sweet
ness, cleanness and freshness Ask
your grocer for it. Advertisement.
! J. H. Mclaughlin, and his brother
| in-law, J. E. Cannon. and wife, of st.
| Anthony, leave Sunday morning for
| Havelock, Neb., where they expect to
! make their home. Mrs. Mclaughlin
and daughters, Ella, Gerna and Gladys,
will leave some time later n the week.
! Members of the Benedict & Brint-
nall store force enjoyed social eve
ming Friday at the home of Miss May
Vogel, 10 East State street. Various
games and music furnished the enter
tainment, and refreshments were
served. 3
! Mrs. G. w. Bousum. sic South
Fourth street, was hostess Friday
Afternoon at the meeting Of the mem
bers of the Tirzah Club. An informal
afternoon was spent with fancy work,
and Mrs H: L. Thorp assisted in serv-
ling lunch ''. ~ = avg - @SF
Mrs. Lizzie Patten led the study of
children's work and Mrs. G. H. Van
Law conducted the study Of Korea and
Japan at the meeting Of the c. W. b.
! NJ. of the Central Church Of Christ,
held Friday afternoon. at the church.
The&hours were devoted, to these two
lsubjects. andAa drill was given by
children of the Sunday: school
1.-THE 6. la. to. the B. Of Il E. will
1 give ali original farce at the X. c. hall
Tuesday, March. u ats p. m. Come
and see how The: engineers wives
would run the railroad. All railroad
people and their friends cordially In
vited. Mr.. John Reynolds will give a
reading Adults Is cents, children III
cents; cents lunch counter Commit
tee.
Mrs. c. E. Langdon entertained FRI
day afternoon at her home, at S1a
South Third avenue, the members OF
1.-The Mayflower Embroidery Club at
|tSt. Patrick,s party. Green decorated
1.-The rooms and st. Patrick's games and
lguessing contests afforded the enter
n ment. Mrs. James Debates assisted In
|I.serving lunch, in which the colors OF
II green and white predominated. t''
The First Presbyterian church will
hold the Sunday services at II a. m
and 1880 p. m. The bible school will
meet at $50 in the morning. DR.. Linn
will speak in the morning on Hidden
Purposes of Providence" and in the
evening he will deliver his fourth adj
dress to young people on the subject
'tGuarding the Heart" The church il
opposite the postoffice. Committee. q,
An enjoyable afternoon was spent by
members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Episcopal church, VINO were enter
tanned at tea Friday afternoon at the
home~o Mrs. r. E. Apgar, 312 North
Seventh street. The affair was given
by Mesdames Apgar, H. M. Babin and
, G. F. Thayer. A social afternoon was
Il spent with games and a musical pro.
gram. Mrs. S. p. Knisely read a story
after which the guests told it in thief!
own words, the prize for the best story
being awardad to Mrs. James Rach.
ford. AT o'clock tea was served By
the hostesses. 80 s,*' "A Y.
Mrs. Marie Mcfarland was elected
4 chairman of the travel department .oi
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