Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-09

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! dav IN husiness. esifEI;E 20" x" s.
Try Colonial Inn coffee. at IS cents a
pound Real coffee. Parlor Grocery. >
Mesdames o. Eyerist and Leslie
Mcconnell OF clemens, were visitors
in the city "Wednesday
Mrs. C. Il. Winslow Of Anes, re-
turned home Wednesday after visiting
here with her cousin, Ernest Winslow.
Don't miss the millinery opening
Friday and Saturday at 121 East State
street Armstrong Millinery Company.
| Let us prove to YOU that styles have
] never before been 50 beautiful in MILL
merry. Millinery department. Bargain
Store. II Ass9a .l y~y liz
| Mrs. r. E. Smuck, OF Eldora, re
turned home "Wednesday after visiting
here with. her father-m-law, Henry
| Smuck. a2:@T@ = " III a'4
Mrs. Roy Elliott and Miss Carrie
| Brooks, Of Liscomb, were in the city
this morning on their way to Cedar
Rapids. w..
Mrs. Ralph Hall, of Garwin, was in
the city Wednesday on her way to
Marietta to visit her husbands mother.
Mrs. Mary Hall. *.
Mrs. NJ. Lamer, of Mason City. re-:
turned home Wednesday evening after
visiting here with her mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Snyder:
r.. The board members or the Equal
Suffrage League Of Marshall County
will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock
at, the public library.
While attending our opening on Fri
day and Saturday be sure to inspect
! the many new items in our infants
department. Benedict & Brintnan.
:. Our entire stock of 5-eent lace and
embroidery, special Friday. Saturday
and Monday three yards for 10 cents.
One Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
Mrs. Samuel ,Shipman, Of Corwith,
and Mrs. s. Dunsee. Of kanawha, ar
rived in the; city "Wednesday evening
For a visit with their aunt, Mrs IL.
Hepner. -
Dr.. G. w. Graham. was called to
Brooklyn. Wednesday evening by the
serious illness Of his father, Archie
Graham, who Is suffering, with Sc
we're attack of pneumonia.
New capes, coats, hoods and varied
headwear were received incur infants
department this morning. BE sure to
inspect this department while attend
ing our spring fashion display on trl+
day and Saturday. Benedict q brinl-
nall. -. -.--. *.''t :;
Mrs. Frank Jerome, 202 North Third
avenue, was hostess Wednesday after
moon to the members of the Waukon-
! sab Club. After a pleasant social art
ernoon, which was spent visiting and
with sewing, the hostess served re-
freshments. at. -
Have your decorating done by one
who has made study of:home decorat-
Ing. We have the best goods and work.?
men who make the best work certain.
we will give you the-~kind Of service
that makes dealing with US a pleasure.
Skegg's wall paper: store: r n
I Al Gorrell and his company, Mar
shalltown's most popular favorites,
comes to the Odeon Theater Monday
and for all week. With all. new plays
and specialties Prices within reach of
sal:g Lower floor reserved. 20 cents
balcony and gallery unEeserved. 70
cents Seats on sale Saturday at ~
q. m. odeon.s ,se, 6 ~
Mrs. G. VT Graham, |'31O West
church street, entertained at pretty
little social affair wednesday after
noon when she was hostess to the girls
Of her Sunday scho6l' class of the Cen
fral Church of Christi Music and con-
tests furnished the amusement, and the
fuestsa wrote and read sketches OF
characters in the bibI& In serving
two course iunch Mrs. Graham was
assisted By her daughter Pauline:
:. Members of the literature depart
Sment of the Woman's Club were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Lauretta Nichols, 114k, North, Center
street. The study Of French authors
and literature was continued, papers
being read by Mrs. c. H. Tidd and Mrs
Ella McKim. Mrs. Nichols told the
story Of Les ) Miserables. During
short business session Mrs. Philip Vost-
was. chosen chairman of the depart
ment for next year. and Mrs. n. u
Mershon representative.
maid In America by common dec
laration, the most pretentious and
most wonderful Of the entire series OF
New York winter Garden spectacular
entertainments, comes to the Odeon
Theater Sunday evening. 1t will be pre-
sented locally with the entire scenic
and costume. detail as seen for five
months at the New York. Winter Gar
ien and sixteen weeks at the Palace
Music Hall. Chicago The company in
cIudes Florence Moore, credited by
many. able critics as the funniest wom-
an player in America. Sixty Broad
way beauties, exclusively gowned, are
la chorus feature. Odeon: r*.a
An all-day meeting was held We'd
nesday by members Of the W. C. T.
T., who met at the Central Church *
Christ. The morning was occupied
with sewing and at noon lunch was
served. A program was held in the
afternoon. A class of girls from the
Sunday school Of the church opened
the program. with a song. Mrs. F.. c.
Wetherbee read an article on suffrage,
after which Mrs. j.. r. Paul told Of
what, woman's vote could do. Mrs.
"A. H., welker read the address of the
national president Of the w. G. T. u,
and Miss Jennie Paul that OF the ma
tional secretary. both being on woman
suffrage. Mrs. v. j. Emes had charge