Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-26

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Elks dance tonight. Committee.
Mrs. w. i, Suit, Of Gilman, visited
friends in the city Tuesday, q
i Rev. /. N. Rich, went to Hubbard
TUESDAY evening for short stay on
business. *. Il s,s .gi. S@
u st. Elizabeth's Society Of st. Mary's
IChurch viii meet Thursday afternoon
In x. Of G. hall
Mesdames NJ. I. Humphrey and L. B.
5, BURGESS. of Eldora, were Tuesday Wis
itors in the city.
/ Gymnasium exhibition at Y NJ. G.
i a. tonight Admission free, public in
i vited. Committee. e
/, Use Sapolin screen paint and quad
/ ripple the life of your screens.
Schmidt's hardware.
/ Mrs. Edward Whitney, Of Eldora, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening to
i visit Mrs. G. B. Rogers.
Mrs. S. j. Nessa and daughters. and
Miss Sarah Torreson, of Story City,
were visitors in the city Tuesday. ny
Mrs. Flora ,Dorcas. Of Nevada, was
lin the city Tuesday on her way home
from a visit with friends in Grim,
nell. s
4 Mrs Frank Bingaman returned Tues
i day evening from Eldora, where she
visited her daughter. Mrs. Abel f..
Hankins. Z. 's%
1 Mrs. Dick Cook, OF Oskaloosa, who
has been visiting here with her uncle,
IL. p. Hunter, and family, returned
home Tuesday. &.4,: - Il
Twenty cents, iron and hickory plow
single tree. Also wagon single trees
and double trees at very special prices.
Schmidt's hardware. ..|.".+.-e Wy
| First dance by Order of Railway
Conductors at Cronkleton hall tonight.
Holmes orchestra. Tickets rs cents.
Ladies ree.-Advertisement. In It
Mr. and Mrs J. %. Cough, Of the sol
diers' home. left Tuesday evening for
Memphis, Tenn, to visit for two
weeks with their son. Lloyd Cough.
First dance by order Of Railway
Conductors at Cronkleton hall Wednes-
day. April 49, Holmes orchestra
Tickets Is cents. Ladies free.-Adver-}
tisement. w. $3.50 .-
The st. Elizabeth Society will hold a
spring bazaar Friday and Saturday
at II West Main street. consisting Of
fancy aprons, house dresses. children's
dresses and other useful articles. Com
n1ittee. 80 {S5ss '-g'' 49,. "@
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Have you seen the new economic life,
policy issued only by the Guaranty
Life? The best policy on the market
for either corporation or partnership
insurance. J. S. Mccormack, general
agent, Hopkins building.
Members of the Wisteria Club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
3. w. Adams, 207 West Boone street
Following the business meeting the
members visited and sewed. Mrs.
Adams served lunch assisted by Mrs.
c. B. Hagert =, ,-.
Mrs. Willard Hull entertained few
guests Tuesday afternoon at her home.
E7OS West Main street, In honor Of the
4th birthday of her son Joseph. The
boys spent the. afternoon in playing
and later were served refreshments
by Miss Marjorie Anderson. 4
In honor Of e. M. Knots birthday,
Mrs. Knott entertained fourteen; friends
Tuesday evening at their home, 705
Bromley street. The evening was
spent sinsx Dlsy1Rg cards and later the
hostess served refreshments, assisted
by Mrs. L. E. Casdorf and Mrs. g. D.
|.Richeson. 80 ..51EsE. ~ 's''ssss n
Fifty members Of the Young Mar
|ried Peoples bible class OF the Central
Church Of Christ enjoyed a social eve
ming Tuesday in the parlors of the
church. Games were played and re-
freshments were served by Mesdannes
w r. Baxter, sC.$ G. Taylor F. A;J.
Grubbs, G.. w. Graham. H. w. John
son. and H. H. strouse.
At the odeon Theater tonight Al
Gorrell and his company presents q
four act comedy. ',Her Second Hus-
band" Thursday night will be the big
feature play Of the week, THE Builder
Of Bridges" In this play each ana
ever member Of the company Is seen at
his Or her best. Matinee Saturday at
$3.50, Woman Against Woman; any
seat 10 cents. Odeon.
A surprising array OF fruits and
VeEeLAul6S dEc dlW0yS " w hou8AAoAAs
the McCord grocery. A look at the
window Of this grocery is indeed, q
treat to the busy woman who hardly
knows what to get for the dinner:
Fresh Strawberries California black
cherries. pineapples and new peas, new
carrots, green peppers, wax beans,
beets, new potatoes, sweet potatoes.
asparagus, cucumbers and chives In
pots. Just phone 2S4 your order MIC
Cords grocery. !, 5s.st--&5 H = /. X.
A surprising array Of fruits and
vegetables are always to be had from
the McCord grocery. A look at the
window OF this grocery Is indeed a
treat to the busy woman who hardly
knows what to get for the dinner.
Fresh strawberries. California black
cherries, pineapples and new peas, new
carrots, green peppers. wax beans.
beets, new potatoes sweet potatoes,
asparagus, cucumbers and chives IN
pots. just phone 2s< your order. NC