Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21

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W. G. Good was business visitor IN
les Moines today.
wanted-Three hundred bales straw
for bedding. w. NJ. Clark.
Mrs. C. w. Galloway, of Written. was
a visitor in the city Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. AXE returned home Sun
day from an extended visit in Bellevue
10.
Mrs. L. E. Brigham returned Sunday
from Chicago, where she has been fol
week on business.
Miss Kate Thissen left this morning
for two weeks visit in Corwith witt
her sister, Mrs. O. NJ Huber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Sawyer, of Os.
kaloosa, visited in the city Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McCreery.
Mems knit underwear on sale Tues
day afternoon, II cents a garment
One Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store
| Sister Louise Kreutz, of the Deacon.
ess hospital, returned this morning from
a seven weeks visit in northern Mime.
sofa.
| Misses Floss Mclean and Oliver
Williams, Of Union, visited in the city
over Sunday with Miss Josephine How.
ard.
Attend our sale of mems underweal
Tuesday afternoon, II cents gar
ment. One Cent to 80 Cent Variet.
Store. VS.
Miss Myrtle Spafford, of Winfield
who has been visiting here with hel
sister, Mrs. Bert Corum, returned home
today.
| Phone 10 when ordering your meat
We carry the very best quality. GU
prices are the best. Bargain SO:
meat market.
"Wednesday afternoon, to 3 o'clock
our entire stock Of 80 cent waists
your choice, SO cents. One Cent to 8
-fCent Variety Store.
Miss Bessie Ford returned Sunday
evening from Cedar Falls, near where
OF. the Cedar river, she has beer
camping with friends for a few days
The Eastman kodaks shown in tn
| Mcbride & Will window are on specia
sale, at 20 per cent off. Buy your ko
dak now. BcBride & Will Drug Com
pany.
| A good many are putting in their
der for gas coke now at Sc. We viii
be pleased to get your order at tina
price this month. Phone 119. Bowle
& Billings,
w. F. Shirley returned Saturda!
evening from Council Bluffs and will bt
here briefly before returning to take w
his work as principal OF the high schoo
in that city. g. a.
M. c. Roskopf left Sunday for Chi.
cago and Detroit. At the latter place
he will attend convention of autoIno.
bile sales agents, which begins toda,
and continues thruout Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Monroe ant
children motored to the city Sunda,
from St. James, Mimi. and are visiting
Mr.. Monroe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
| w. Monroe, and Mrs. Monroe's sisters
Mrs. Edith Mohr and Miss Nora VIII
key.
Henry Teager, 1O7 East Church
street. foreman at the ice houses o
the Marshall Ice Company near tn
| Iowa river bridge, was overcome b.
heat while working this afternoon. H
was removed to his home in an ambu
lance. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hole and so,
Jonathan of Des Moines, motored t
the city Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Hol
remained for the day at the home 0
| ~ NC o1o n.
Master Jonathan will be here for a few
days visit
r. Where there's will there's way
to break it: but the life income polio.
is will that no lawyer can break
See us for particulars. The Mutua
Life 1nsuranceACo Company, of$New York
Shove and PAYS district MANAGERS, Ma
sonic temple. $50 -
Mrs. Francis N Anderson goes t,
Des Mones tonight and with Mis-
Sara Cooper will leave there Tuesda.
for Albuquerque, N. NJ. Mrs. Anderson
expects to remain until spring. or per
haps longer, but Miss Cooper Will sta.
tor only two or three months.
Mrs, c. F. Schoehnut left Saturda,
evening for Harlan, where this weel
she will act as judge of the art exhibit
at the Shelby county fair. From Har
Ian Mrs. Schoenhut will go to De!
Moines and take up her annual worl
in Judging at the Iowa state fair.
Mrs. A. @. Chariot, of st. Anthony
was in the city today on her way t.
Newton. Her husband, Rev. Mr.. Char
rett, pastor of the Methodist Protes
tant church at st. Anthony who wa
quite seriously injured when the bi
cycle on which he was riding collidet
with motorcycle a week ago, is re
covering nicely.
Members of the M. E. B. Club held a.
enjoyable all day meeting Saturday a
the home OF Mrs. Will Mayo, two mile
west Of Lamoille. At l o'clock the hos
tess served dinner, assisted by Mrs An
son Pearson and Mrs. Raymond Linz
Garden flowers formed the center dec
grafton of the table and were also use
thruout the home. The afternoon wa
spent with fancy work and guessing
contests, in which the prizes were wol
by Mrs. Will blessing and Mrs. C.
Roundy. Among the guests were Mrs
Alice Oathoub, Of Iowa City, and Mrs
Raymond Linn. of State Center. TIL
next meeting Of the club will be he'll
on Labor Day at the home of Mrs. VIII
/ CfoNffar tuO rpileS south Of T,anoil1o