Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-10
Dr.. Bullard, osteopath, Is west Main

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Mrs. s. II. Stephenson visited friends
| In Union today.
| Mrs. I. B. Craft, OF Gearing, was q
| Thursday visitor in the city,
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|, Country dressed chickens at 1O9
West Main. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mrs. Samuel Lepley, Of Union, re-
here with friends.
Mosdames ]. B. Starr, Jr., j. D. Reed
and c. l.. Marks, OF Eldora We're Wis
itors in the city today
Peanut crisp. 10 cents a pound or
two pounds for % cents. Saturday.
Wachter's confectionery, 3S West Main
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fagg of Des Moines.
returned home this morning after a
visit with her niece, Mrs. Lulu Nc
Googen.
Hove you bought that bale OF nice
green alfalfa hay for the hens yet? Ii
not try one tomorrow. Bowles &
Killings. y
AT Grinnell market sale Saturday,
tomorrow, Nov. II, thirty head of good
mules, forty head Of cattle now listed
Plumb Bros
Mrs. Harry Boswell and daughter
Louise, went this morning to Mason
ltCity to visit another daughter, Mrs.
C. L. Wiener
Saturday only, our candy special is
one pound box Of Tempting" fruits in
cream, for 80 cents. Mcbride & Will
Drug Company. II
Mrs. Clifford Simmons, of Ames. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Moore, at Albion, returned
home this morning.
At Plumb Bros sale pavilion to-
morrow evening, Saturday, Nov. II, at
7:45 o'clock, big meeting. Evangelist
Lasher will preach. Wanted, 500 men
to hear him.-Advertisement. e
We have several thousand brick
suitable for all ordinary use except
faceb rick, that we will sell at $3.50 to
81 per thousand. Farmers and Mer-
| chants Brick and Tile Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Merck. who
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| latters r-in-law, Mrs. Catherine
Laughlin, left for their home in Wor-
cester, Mass, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs
LMerrick have fbeen in Oklahoma, where
they bought land and stopped off here
on their return trip.
The Luther League Of the Swedish
Lutheran church was entertained In
the ichurch parlors Thursday evening
| fly Eric Holden. Following the bust
ress meeting a social hour was en-
joyed and refreshments were served
| by Misses Mabel johnson, Bernice
| Sholstrom, and Bessie Peterson
The Marshall Telephone Company is
| preparing new directory. Are your
name, number and address listed cor
! rectly? If you have moved or changed
| your service, we have the change. Il
| you are to move soon give us you'll
| move this week. The last change vii
be made Saturday, Nov. IL, 1916. Cal
694 if you want any change made
| Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. Ainsworth. So
Jerome street, entertained the mem
beers of the Jokers' Club at their open.
1 lIfA. injecting AuuI6ody CNCAAih6s - Avs
hundred pleasantly occupied the even.
ing, the prizes being won BY DR.. Grow
Harris and Mrs. W. p. Mosher. Tn.
Hostess served refreshments at thu
close Of the evening, assisted aby he
sister. Miss Doris Collins ~ * m III H:
At the First Presbyterian church OF
Sunday the following services will b
conducted: Morning service at ! /:
o clock preceded by the Sunday school
which meets at 8: 80; In the evening tn,
young people meet In the church par.
iors for their devotional service at $3.50
and this is followed by the peoples
service DR.. Linn will preach. Tht
subject for the morning sermon il
Invisible Christ" and the subject fol
the evening address is "The Two Foun-
dations." Committee.
Mrs. M. e. McMurray, 9 East Web
ster street, and her daughter, Miss Ids
MdMurray, a teacher in the Glicl
school, went Thursday night to Eddy
Vile, summoned by the death of Mrs
McMurray's brother, Edward Faus'
naugh. Mr.. Fausnaugh. wht
was ~ years old, committed
suicide Thursday morning a
80 by shooting himself thru the head
Dependency, owing to his advancint
age and mourning over the death Of hi
wife three years ago, is believed re-
sponsible for the act Mr.. Fausnaug'l
was a pioneer grocer Of Eddyville, ant
in company with r. ID. Hall had beef
in business there continuously TO
thirty two years. One other sister
Mrs. F. Fl. Summers, lives in Chicago.