Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-11
CITY IN BRIEF
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e Dr.. Bullard, osteopath Is West Main
( Country dressed chickens. Phone
: 626 or 2S4. Overturf's grocery.
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Mrs. Q. E. shaver. OF Gilman. was a
\ visitor in the city Thursday, ..s
Mis-. George Pitcher returned hons
from visit in Cedar Rapids Thursday
even.nS.
II Yea phone that grocery order call
No. q and get green trading stamps.
Sanitary Grocery.
Fresh head and leaf lettuce, radishes,
n parsley. celery and green peppers
! Culley. south First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Pryor went
I Thursday evening to Lamoille where
they will make their home.
Miss Oral Guthrie went Thursday
evening to Webster City TO visit her
sister, Miss Ethel Guthrie.
Mrs. H W. Logsdon went Thursday
evening to Ames to visit her parents,
General and Mrs. ]. r. Lincoln.
Mesdames H. G. Ferguson and o. W.
Dillon and daughters, of Union. We're in
the city Thursday visiting friends.
Miss Helen Burling, of Eldora. was
in the city Thursday on her way to
Omaha to visit her sister, Mrs. s. E.
Davies.
Miss Ella Osterson. OF state Center,
returned home Thursday evening after
visiting in Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids
and Tripoli.
Greenlaw will sing three great songs
tonight. at the CONGREGATIONAL church
and Dr. Gordon will speak on The
Fashion Craze" Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Lier OF Blue
Earth. MINI, left Thursday evening
FOR their home. after visiting friends at
their old home in State Center.
The First Step Downward in a Life
OF Shame" is the subtitle of DR. Cor
dons address tonight, in the Congre-
-ational church. He speaks on dress.
Committee.
Special candy sale Saturday. va
riety of chocolate candies. all regular
20 cents pound values, special 10
cents a pound. one Cent to ss-Cent
Variety Store.
The chicken supper given by the
Wonlan's Missionary Association of the
United Brethren church. Wednesday
evening at the church, was largely at
tended. over 100 people were served.
Violets. roses. carnations, narcissus,
sweet peas. blooming plants Corsage
bouquets. make appropriate valentines.
Mail orders receive prompt and care
full attention. Jas. L. Denmead green
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ Osborne and
daughter Katherine. left Thursday for
Sherman. Tex, where Mrs. Osborne
and daughter will remain indefinitely
with relatives. Mr. Osborne expects TO
be gone about month.
There was good attendance at the
supper given by the aid society at the
Elm Lutheran church Wednesday
evening. Supper was served from 5 70
O'Clock ard a social time was en-
joyed during the early hours Of the
evening.
Members o. the ". r. c. AID Society
were entertained Wednesday by Mes
DANES 4. L Shea-er and !. q. Hal a.
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Church street. After the business ses-
sion an hour was spent socially The
hosresses served refreshments.
F.! This IS inventory time. Figure the
valuation OF your property. Are you
carrying enough fire insurance to fully
protect you in event Of total loss In
crease you'd policies with companies
OF good repute and nigh financial
standing. Call. write or phone Us for
further particulars Phone SIS. Shove
Bay Insurance Company. general in
surance. rooms 300 0l, Masonic tenn
pie.
Members Of the Washirg ton Center
Helping Hand Society were entertained
all day Wednesday a the home Of Mrs
Harry Monroe, three miles south OF
Lamoille. Twenty mem bers were pres
ant and sewed for the society. At noon
thu HOSES served delicious dinner
and a social hour was enjoyed during
the afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Whan-
mel. OF Gladbrook, was guest from
away The next regular meeting will
be with Mrs. Joseph Mason. at Van
cleve.
Al Interesting afternoon was spent
by members OF the W. c. T. Z. who
were entertained Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Sam McGrew. 9
South Seventh street. The afternoon
was devoted to a study of the Re
lacion Of Suffrage and Temperance on
which Mrs. a II. Welker read pa
per The studying was followed by dis
icussion. The organization talked of
iplans in which they VIII help in the
campaign for equal suffrage, to De held
here in the spring.
Coming TO the Odeon Tuesday even
ing, The Darlings of Paris" the inter-
nationa! success, differs in every way
from its predecessors in burseque. 1t
tells a sensational story entirely free
from horse play and conventional
lines. It sparkles and scintillates with
humor and good spirits. 1t is melodious
and tuneful and in every way exhibits
the hand Of the master workman. A
special feature of the entertainment is
The Bathing Girls direct from Eu-
rope. A sensational novelty. Odeon.
A. E. Rasmussen, Of Glendive Mont.
VINO has been here for hrief stay Gil
business, went Thursday TO Des
Moines Mr.. Rasmussen, who is in the