Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-29

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Order bakery Foods with your groo-
cries. Phone 1sA. McCord's soroery.
Mssdemse .. Z Wilke and James
MoNamara visited friends In Tama to-
day.
/, MI. ana Mrs. W. H.Risney, Of oska-
loosa; visited friends in the city Nom
day.
Remember the supper Wednesday al
NJ. E. church. Everybody come. Com
Mr.. and Mrs. KS Auiinse, 1.a May
street. are parents Of aadaughter, born
Monday. ssS
Phone your drug orders. our. deliv-
cry service ID free. Phone 11s. Peter
Mayer e Son. ~ IS Is
Don't forget the big supper Wednes-
day, March at: the M. E.. church at
5: 80. Committee.
Ddrs. Fred Rohrs went this morning
to Ddlloa TO visit her mother, Mrs.
samnsls Bgsdg1nat,,
Splendid aSsortmesit of, lingerie
Waists an. sisesp N % 4s.now7 81, SAIL at
s1,s. Rensdict q BrtutnAA ~
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Leather hand lbagss special rhurs-
day, p 1oss b.ci6ass I 70 cents; one Cent
to ss-Cent vaisety Store.
One Of the best Minnesota fiours for
$165 and one guaranteed -four for
sl.4s cash. Fair Grounds grocery.
The Martha s. Washington Club will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
L. L, thinner, 500 South Third avenue.
Mrs. H. r. Long, Of Hubbard. is in
the city for visit Of a few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle L. Mer-
shon.
Stamped pillow cases, 20 cents a
pair Wednesday afternoon, 2 to s
o'clock. One Cent to 9s-cent Variety
Let US show you the newest things
in wall decoration with hangings to
match. Skegg's store, 1913 East Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs b. A. Morgan left this
morning for Monmouth, ILL.,, for a few
days. visit with: Mr. and Mrs C. D.,
Hardin. s-s
Everlsts has the wall paper and the
, your home Everist's wall paper and
paint house. 'nGa Fl. sa.i il,
You pay no more for the same quail
ity Of goods here than elsewhere and
We give you green trading stamps. too.
Sanitary Grocery.
See our, new designs In stamped pill
low cases, special 20 cents pair
Wednesday afternoon. One Cent to
80 Cent Variety Store. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. willis Durham re
turned homo this Morning: after an ex-
tended visit In Grinnell with the lat
ters father. ]. Weiscarver. I'll.
W.. Mo Applegate. of rama, was in
the city Mondayson his way to Monte
yuma to visit hisz father, Thomas
Applegate. who 10 quite III. .saxriaH
Inspect the leather handbags on.
display In our window, your choice
80 cents Thursday, 2 70 s o'clock. One
Cent to ss-cent Variety store.
Mesery and Mesdames 9. w corrick
E. c. Graves and, Ray PAfmenter, Of
Gilman, returned home this morning
after visiting briefly in Ahe' city. Men 81 !:
day Z tnJ$s sS:-, - "a
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Blue Ribbon ofeamery butter is The
that - made such q decided hit a
Marshalitown. ;Your groosr has 4. -
The Lincoln Way Social Club win
be entertained "Wednesday afternoon,
by Mrs. George U. stone and Mra.3 W.!
III. Bardwelf at the formers home. S11
West Linn street. at "~rr& 'ETo;
Tie Excelsior Aid Society VIII BE-
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mesdemes Talbot Lennox, Henry KIM
bail, and 3. NJ Dicks at the formers
home, 100 North First avenue.
OFFICER. William Lage, Of the police
department, is confined t. his home,
with stomach trouble, from which he
has been.a sufferer for some time.
Charles Hurd is substituting oniLage's
beat. - So. =" 81 - -.
r. 8. Cartwright, who has been at
MINI, for six weeks, taking
treatment for prostate trouble, reached
home Monday night Mr.. Cartwright
has been making steady Improvement
during the past two weeks, and his
condition is encouraging.
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X Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dewitt, now OF
Dodge Center, dinn.,r are the parents
Of ten. pound girl shorn Sunday. The
baby has been named Mildred Irene.
and. she is Mrs! DeWitt's first born.
Mrs. Dewitt was Miss Hope Whitfield,
OF Toledo, before her marriage. Dewitt
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. De- (,
Witt, Of this city.
Funeral services for Frances Lucille
Miskimins were held Monday after
noon at 2:30 from. the home Of Rein,
hard Meyers hoo West Main street, in
charge Of Rev. B. r. Martin The pail
bearers were Lydia Erwin, Irene Ems
mtnger, HtdA Richards, and Matte
Herter. The flower bearers were Misses
Mamie and Josephine Meyers. Burial
was In Riverside. ~
I Mrs. Mary NJ. Collins 4osk North
Third street, has received word from
Yachow. China, announcing the birth
OF son on Jan 10, to Rev. and Mrs.
w. p. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey Il q daugh..
ter Of Mrs. Collins. The boy has been
christened Francis Meade Bailey. Mrs.
Collins has also heard from her son,
+. B. Collins, who has been In q hos
:pital at Canton for. some months He
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