Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-16


r. e. and Edmund sKeeppel of St.
Anthony, were in the city Tuesday.
>, Mrs. ]. L. Levick and daughter. Of
Clemens. visited in the city Tuesday. +.
Mrs. A. g. volkers went this morning
to Eldora to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Brooks.
Mrs. C. W, Powell. q .Manley, re-
,trunedl home this morning after Wis
ting friends in Fearing,
/ =; Mrs. E. G.. Wassen,4of Eldora. ar
rived in the cityitTuesday evening to
Visit r. A. Hill and family. ."...H,
\. Greetings. Baldwins, .Jonathans and
russell apples, fancy grape fruit and
sweet oranges. Culley's store. -
The aid society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 1850 at the church.. r..
Miss Hazel Gregory, Of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening to
visit here with Mrs. NJ. O., Hay.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ryder are home
from a four weeks visit: at, New Or
leans, Memphis, st. Louis, and, other
oOuInCAll pOlIllSs 'S4'FA'-.
For room modern house,
Second ward, one block from cor line.
Small payment down. balance like rent
Phone green 1855. .>,,g,. ..... s
y: Mr.. and Mrs. IT! r.. Latch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Roberts, and Mrs. Frank
Ferguson. of State Center, visited
friends in the cify:Tuesday
Dr.. Gordon, delivers his last address
this evening. - HIS subject Is rs i:
Wrong to Dance. Smoke, Play Cards.
or Go to the Theater".' Committee.
Walnut pecan and salmond meats,
Spanish, peanuts, as well as those Jum-
DO salted ones sand roasted peanuts
Cuiley7 10 and s12 South First avenue.
Mrs, A. strohmeyer, Of Grinnelt, re-
turned home Tuesday evening after
visiting here with her husbands pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph strohmeyer:
Sparks from the chimney caused
small roof fire at the residence of E.
Grower, 704 West Linn, street, shortly
after l, o'clock today The damage was
small. ,,'ac -a~,- 80. -.
Borden's butter is a fancy creamy
butter that is new to Marshalltown but
has increased II, popularity daily since
thissstore introduced it - Phone 2s4.
Mccord's grocery. -
y Dr. II. HI NicholsShas-re from
a, three weeksf striGstS Texas. He Wis
red Ms brothsB1Ey F. Nichols, at Ell
'PaSo. land Atsosc spent some time In
,F39nston tan6 sGoaxaat66. i s., r 81: u;
St.lAiGasT WIS VIA fafik s, 8 D.s3A,,R s
fvM ,paest Friday Rstsfho SRs with Mrs
GeEl Heitshu, r. Ahuth Fourth street.
The AbIsinass NEE SiIg.. Will begin at $3.50
and the prosram Sihalf hour later. =
q !aMf: and Mrs A!iH.., Guyer, Of Queen
City. Mo. left TUESDAY evening for
their home aftere.Sfsiting.tn Union with
the. formers brother, Thomas Guyer,
and family. The latter accompanied his.
brother tasF far aeh tt11is :city.
g. =: ~: y. III -: d..
u The February clearance sale now on
at CARTS furniture store lis attracting
considerable attention. IT. should in
terest you also If you.awish.. to pur-.
chase furniture or floor coverings Dis,
counts are, from Is to 25 per cent.
Marion Gard. - ~ l.>.:.-ss II .~crn,t',
TT Funeral raj. servics.1 for Mr.. = Kinney
Williams were held, Tuesday afternoon
lisp from the: residence, 4o5 North
Second avenue, IN charge OF, Rev. II.
M. Babin. The pail bearers were E.
Y. w. y. and 19hn ,McD2enald Van
Lester. > WILLIAM w Hogan and Harold
Elery. Burial was in Riverside.
Twenty five members st Review No.
OF the woman'S Betferrneft Associa
ton 81 the Lady Mdccabees went to
Waterloo Tuesday. Where they spent
the day attending the district rally.
The delegation being one Of the largest
at. the rally, was awarded with one Of
the, largest cash prizes. The members
returned home in the evening.
E. B. Anderson, a negro Of Centralia,
Ill 70. 81