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

CITY IN BRIEF

CITY In BhlM
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o. E. futile. 3eweler and optician. /;
Farm loans. William Battin. 81
! North First avenue. -
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Clifford, of Gear
ing. were Monday visitors in the city.
e. H. Keller has gone to st. Loui
and Kansas City on a business trip o
! week. E-
Misses Loa and Laura Bader o
State Center visited friends in the cit!
Monday. 23
Misses Vera and lola Fines. of Gear
ing. returned home Monday after a few
| days visit with the A. J. Lothian fam
lily. -s. "s.'
James McConaghie fand John Hof
slater, of Grinnell, were in the cit,
Monday on their way to Minneapolis
by automobile.
Mrs Otto c., Dentzer, of Chicago, ar.
rived in the city Monday evening 70,
a visit with her brother, Roy r. Brad
bury, and family.
Mrs. E. E. Packer, of Liscomb, who
has been visiting Mrs. Will Moberly, in
Des Moines, was in the city Monday
on her way home.
j. NJ. Brockway of Let's. left Mon
day for his home after a visit here with
his wife. who is at the home of her
father Col. G. c. Horton
Mrs. Emery Whitney. Of Hubbard
who has been visiting here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gable, re-
turned home Monday evening.
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Mrs. "A. B. Moreland. Of hardwood
who has been visiting here with her
sister, Mrs. b. D. Draws, went Monday
evening to GrinneH with her daughter
who attends school.
Miss Florence Reed as Gail Circuit,
in THE Woman's Law" the Pathe Gold
Rooster play, will show you just how
much art and reality the screen is ca
pable of rejecting. See her tonight and
tomorrow here Lyric.
Miss Lucy Walsh, of the Gossard
Corset Company, of Chicago will be at
the Simon Style Shop Thursday, April
g., to meet the ladies who wish to be
fitted for special size and style cor
sets. Simon Style Shop.
Word received this morning by
George Millhiser from his mother, Mrs
E. B. Emes. said that her sister, Mrs
Ida Reitsch, of Rockford, ILL.,. who has
been quite i'll. is somewhat better. Mr.
and Mrs. Emes are in Rockford.
Some slight Improvement was
noticeable today in the condition OF
Mrs. S. J. Tinker, altho she is still un
conscious. Her son, George NJ. Tinker
arrived Monday evening from Good
rich, N. D., called by his mothers ILL
ness.
Coffee Specials: A two-pound tin OF
Scarlet King coffee for 70 cents:s one
pound tins Of real Mocha and Java, the
45-cent grade, at 40 cents can.
have a little Of that rs cent Peaberry
left, my special blend, two pounds fol
IS cents: three pounds for 95 cents
Culley's South First avenue.
Mrs. Louis Troester and children ar
rived in the city Monday evening from
Radcliffe, and will visit here with the
formers sisters, Mesdames Charles G
Mrs. Troester formerly lived in this
CITY, but are moving to Hartford, Wis.
where Mr.. Troester already has set
tied. Mrs. Troester and children will
90 to Hartford in a short time.
/! The Philathea class of the Methods,
Sunday school was entertained at 8
business and social meeting Monday
evening. at the home Of Misses Blanche
and Nellie Kuhns. 1903 South Second
street. After the regular business
hour the time was spent informally
and with music. Refreshments were
served by the social zcommittee. Misses
Blanche Kuhns, Katherine Price, Ada
and Mildred Nichols. Mary Dobson,
Cora Bowen, and Olive Boughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raw. McCreery, 7o4
West Main street. arrived home Mon
day afternoon from six weeks visit
in southern California. They spent
most of the time in and around Los
Angeles. and returned by way of San
Francisco and Salt Lake City. Mrs.
McCreery will leave Wednesday eve
ming for Princeton, N. j., where she
will meet her son, Cole McCreery, and
with him visit for few days with
Byron Ruth, who is student there.
From Princeton Mrs. McCreery and
son will go to New York City, Boston,
and other eastern points and possibly
to Montreal. Mrs. McCreery will &C.
company her son to Hanover, N. H.,
where Cole McCreery is student in
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Members Of the Monday Bridge Club
were entertained Monday at luncheon
at the home of Mrs. H. w. House
holder, 42G Park street. by Mesdames
G. w. Harris, C. S. Heitshu, H. W.
and r. E. Keyser. As the
guests arrived each one was given q
black and white FOOLS cap and slip Of
paper on which was written the name
of an animal, by which the guests
found their places at the table in
matching the name with pictures Of the
animals at each place A black and
white color scheme was carried out by
a black and white striped table run
ner, and black glass vase containing
Easter lilies The hostesses were
dressed in black and white. After
luncheon, in their usual game of bridge,
Mrs. r. r. Hansen received the prize