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


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spire,la corsets. ! Phone 1853 yellow.
! advertisements, a N IN 20
Mrs. j. W. Cox, OF Union. was ia Wis
itor in the city Thursday ~
tMesdames Alden Morse and c. L.
Peet, OF Gilman, were visitors IN the
city Thursday. 3S,5 -: ] .
Mrs. Adoiph anderson went Thurs
/, day evening to- Boone to visit Her sis
ter; Mrs, ~ NJ. Carrolls, ~
Mr.. ana Mrs /. 81. j esse, of Eldora.
were visitors in the CITY Thursday on
/ their way to Iowa City. * [fs /.
Henry Behrenss of Pomeroy.sone. of
1.-THE directors Of the Deaconess hospital,
was in the city today on business.
| Fresh walnut, pecan and almond
meats, also Spanish and Jumbo pea
nuts, roasted and sailed Culley,s store.
L. C. Abbott returned home this
morning from Des Moines, where he
attended the state hardware dealers
convention. 49, Ms
! Mr.. and Mrs l.. Glenn Switzer, OF
Bangor, were in the city this morning
! on their way to Ladora to visit Tor a
few days with friends. 70
Mrs. C. W. Howard. Of Boone, was was
in the city Thursday on her way; 70
Grinnell to visit her husbands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Howard g. e.
! We have the finest line OF wall paper
that we ever carried. Our. spring INES
are ready for your inspection. Ever
| house
| The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
pany will serve their BEST Yet brand
OF coffee free tomorrow Saturday. You
are cordially NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Charles Hanson. of Albert Lea,
Mimi, left this morning, for, his home
, after visiting here with his daughter
Mrs, ID. o. OBrien, and other relatives.
| Shelled rice, pop corn that Will pop,
three pounds for 25 cents; also those
budded walnuts, nothing so good, at ~
cents pound. Culley's, South FIRST
avenue.
! Mrs. C. W. Davis, OF Denver, Colo,
was in the city Thursday on her way
TO clifford TO visit her sister. MIS- Ed
ward Adams. Mrs. Adams was also IN
the city Thursday, 'tl-r -
ave carry a full line of insurance,
life: fire, automobile. accident and
health, bonds, liability, Ietc.y Before
buying insurance, see u.s.. Phone obs.
Shove Bay Insurance Company rooms
100000, Masonic temple ,if "
! Mrs. w. H. Jones, so4 South Fourth
avenue, entertained Thursday AFTER
Moon the members Of the W1tenase-
mote Club. After the study hour MRS.
Jones served refreshments. '-7@.
Mr.. and MRS. G. b. McCarl, Of Oska-
1oosa. left Thursday evening for Park
City Mont, where they will make their
home: They visited here with 81 Mr.
MoCarrs mother, Nfrs. r. j. McCari'1.
| Every Saturday night and on the last
dav Of each month, the office Is open
and the collector present until o'clock
to- enable subscribers to pay and save
the discount. Marshall Telephone Com
pany..' a.,-.. -,
! Mrs. William, Bowman, sol May
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
| to- the, members Of the aid society OF
| the German church. AT the close 'of
the routine business busy time was
! spent with sewing, and refreshments
were served by the hostess, .s4ar.4s4 -
/ The Marshall Telephone Company
nroyides "a collector who has nearly
q, 900 bills and calls once on; every 81 ~
scriber or. his route. 7, unable to pay
when he calls, OF, if not at home, you
must pay at the office as he does not
4 have time to repeat the cah.-Adver-
tisement. =
| Mrs. l.. c. Abbott. 511 East Church
! street, entertained. few of her more
intimate friends informally at. q !
O'Clock luncheon Thursday. The table
was prettily decorated with daffodi!s
and Mrs. Cutter Abbott. assisted m
serving luncheon In four courses. -The
afternoon hours were pleasantly spent
visiting and with fancy work. - fe~%ts
Mrs. c. L. Pickford, Of Nevada; Mrs
III. Auracher, of Des Moines, and Mes
danes A. A. Causer and L. M. Mullen
Of Gearing, were in, the city THURSDAY
comforting with Rev. E. r. MdChellane
re,ardinez the state convention or the