Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-14

Ames Saturday evening.
Miss Florence wallace returned
! home from Ames Sunday night after 3
few days' visit with friends.
Did you see the wonderful value be-
ing offered at Schmidt's hardware In :
! bicycle at $25?-Advertisement.
Mr and Mrs. e. P. Giles, of Minne-
| apolis. arrived in the city Saturday to
| visit Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Johnson. !,
Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Gable visited over
Sunday in Steamboat Rock with the
formers mother, Mrs. Amanda Cable.
Come to the big market s>.e to-
morrow, March Is, in Marshalltown.
Plumb Bros, Mason and Shoemaker.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L, N. Bailey. of Grim
nell, visited over Sunday with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OPP
pice.
Our entire stock Of 20 to ss-cent lace
and embroidery on sale Wednesday at
| IL cents yard. One Cent to 99-Cent
Variety Store.
The Abbott Mothers Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
when a musical program will be given
| by the pupils. -.
Miss Esther Jackson, Of Des Moines,
returned home Saturday after visiting
here with Miss Olivia Nelson, q nurse,
at the Deaconess.
Forty inch embroidery flouncins,
regular value 25 cents a yard, special
| Wednesday, Is cents yard. One Cent
| to 99-Cent Variety Store.
Any boy or girl who will cut these
| lines out and bring them to the Col
! onial tonight, March IA, will be admit
ted Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Charles Van Tiger and son Har-,
mon, of Holland, returned home Sat-
urday evening after the latter had been
here as a patient at the Deaeoness hos
pital. Z;
Mrs. A, L, Rowen. Of Turtle Lake,
Wis, who Is visiting at Union. was in
the city Saturday accompanies by
Mcsdames E. ]. Spurlin and Edward
Carson.
Mrs. e. s. Burroughs and her cousin,
Mrs. J. E. Hughes. the latter Of Mon
ticello Ind, who Is visiting hers, went
Monday to Gearing to visit Mrs. Joseph
Johnson.
Why stay homo and sew when you
can find just what you want at Paint
| ter's in boys wash suits? Good values
and reasonable prices. Painter, the
clothier. ! :.
i Funeral services for Frederick Hall
were held from the d. c. Wilbur store
parlors Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
| In charge Of Rev. James p. Lam. Bur-
ial was in Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. schmelz, 1o7 South
! Second avenue, are in receipt Of tele-
gram from Los Angeles CAL, announc-
| ing the birth Of a seven-pound daugh-
ter on Monday to their son, p. J.
Schmelz. and wife.
Eight candidates took the rural car
rier examination at the postoffice Sat-
urday for the vacancy in a rural route
| out Of State Center. The vacancy was
caused by the resignation of Carrier
Carpenter. All the applicants were
men.
Our lines Of boys clothing In both
wool and wash suits should put us In q
class to be known as the children's
store. We have tried very hard to find
just the things your boy will want and
yet be serviceable and reasonable In
price. Painter, the clothier.
City Electrician Louis Schneider
went &c 9!s!rstown Monday night to
attend the funeral of his great niece,
| Irene, the baby daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Kimm. The babe died Sun,
day afternoon. and the funeral was
held today. Mr.. Kimm Is Mr.. Schnei-
der's nephew.
Mrs. D. E. Collins, 80 North Second
avenue, was hostess Saturday at a st.
Patrick's luncheon at which she enter
tanned ten of her friends. The table
was decorated with little green paper
pigs, and shamrocks, and potatoes were
used for candlesticks. Mrs. r. c. Mol
ison assisted in serving at o'clock. In
the afternoon 81. Patrick stories fur
nished amusement, while the time was
spent socially. ~ .s&. =
Just to introduce . new limo Of boys
suits we have decided to give you
special price on them for three days.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. These
handsome all wool suits come in the
new spring colors and In stripes.
checks and fancy mixtures. Each suit
In we'll made and tailored and has two
pairs of trousers, cap and belt to
match. These suits are well worth
double the price we are asking, but for
these three days we have especially
priced them at 1886. Painter, the
chothier. = ID. ....f. rs. ST. !,, I. ,s,y
About thirty members ofsthe ROTARY
Club were entertained at . delicious
dinner for the clubs bi-weekly meet
ing by DR.. F. S. Hynds at his onices
monday evening. Dinner was served In
three courses by Mrs. Hynds, assisted
bv Mesdames M. g. Mcfarland, r. P.
Lierle, F. g. Pierce, G. #. Adams, and
Mrs. Hynds' mother, Mrs. James Won
lei. -hs.s tables ws1a 5 5s,l:,,..:s: with
roses. At the business meeting Of the
club a committee was appointed to se-.
i1ect the best design for Q club buttonl,
From several submitted by WIZ. Gil.
lbert. W. S. Rubee, b r, Lay, and r. 2.
Apgar. Drs. Hynds and a. A. Kinnan
rave talks on dentistry, ana tho for-
mer's assistants, Drs. Smead, Adams.
and wonder, held informal clinics DEM
frustrating processes Of dentistry.
Harry J, Rodgers told Of q trip he en-,
ioyed with the st. Paul Rotary Club to,
The Frisco exposition last Humnaar.
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD. ~,