Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-12
Bring your watches In. Hodges.
Indoor baseball tonight. IS, M. C.. a.

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Indoor baseball tonight. I'm. C.. A
James Hall, Of Minerva. was q bust
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
Big dance Cronkieton hall Saturda!
night. Evening tickets so cents.-Ad
vertisement.
Mrs. Gertrude Clark went this morn.
ing to Montour, called by the illness
Of her uncle, William Croskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shannon, o
Cedar Rapids, returned home Tuesda.
evening after q visit In Eldora.
The Concordia Nahebund will NEE
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. job,
Setback, 1912 West Boone street.
Mrs. Kate Adams went Tuesday eve
ming to Eldora for a few days visit
Mrs. Adams makes her home with he
daughter, Mrs. Anna Petit.
The Social Club Of the Degree o
Homer Will meet Thursday aftccneo.
with Mesdames Alice and A. O. John
ston, sos South Third avenue.
The meeting of the Daisy Drake
Mission Circle of the Central Church O.
Christ, which was to have been helt
this evening. has been postponed.
Mrs. Wallace Collins, Of Freeport
ILL.,, is in the city for visit of few
weeks with her daughters, Mrs. G. w
Ainsworth and Miss Doris Collins.
Mrs. G. L. Riley returned hom
Tuesday evening from Spring Green
pLa y, M
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eillers and sol
Thomas, Of Steamboat Rock, were II
the city Tuesday visiting their daugh
ter Lulu, a patient at the Deaconess.
Mrs. A, T. Quad went to Oskalooss
Monday to join Her husband, genera
auditor for the Western Grocer Com.
pany, who is in Oskaloosa on business
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Wood and Mrs
III. G. Chaplin. of Union left Tuesda,
evening for Jacksonville Fla, where
they expect to spend most of the win.
ter.
Mrs. Nancy Kirby and son Troyer
of Moulton, left for their home Tues
day evening after visiting here witt
the formers daughter, Mrs. Ber
Smith.
Mrs. Gertrude Stern, who has beel
visiting for two weeks at the home O
her son, A. L. Stern, and wife, and a
the E. H. Keller home, left Tuesday
for her home in Kansas City.
Improved Order of Red Men will give
dance in Red Mems hall next Satur.
day night, Jan. 49, Everybody wei.
come. Good music. Admission 10 cents
evening tickets SO cents. Committee
Mrs. A. w, Howard, of Chicago. wht
has been visiting for week with he
sisters, Misses Lucretia and Eva
Hambleton, at Albion, was in the city
Tuesday evening while on her wa!
home.
Spinning Wheel Chapter, D. A. r
will hold it's January meeting one week
earlier than scheduled, and the mem
bers will be entertained this week or
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
w. A. Sandoe, 306 North Center street,
There is an excellent opportunity II
Marshalltown for retired farmer II
engage In the retail implement bust
ness. Only small investment needed
There is fne established trade ant
the right man can make good money
Address ''Y-12." care T.-R.
Mrs. William Barrie, COL Jerom
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoo,
to the members of the Hawthorn,
Spain was resumed, led by Mrs. e. r
r A -, ID
RE served refreshmen ts.
Are you getting your share of tina
blend Of coffee that has some rea
Mocha and Java in it? Former price
35 cents pound, now 80 cents a pound
Also, that Peaberry for % cents q
pound is in a class by itself for higf
grade cup quality. Culley's store. q
Mrs. Horace p. Edsall 1902 Summit
street, who has been suffering from 8
painful infection of hand, Is much
improved. The infection was caused
presumably by the prick of a small
fragment Of glass on the end of the
left thumb. The injury was suffered
ten days ago.
We can loan your money upon frs
town and make it earn you per cent
No commissions. Trust it with us FOL
one year at a time and if not satisfied
you can withdraw. We take any
amount in multiples of 800. Marshall
town Savings and Loan Association, G.
w. Gilbert, secretary, at Gregory's.
Mrs. David Lennox left this morning
for San Jose, Cal, where she will re-
main for three months visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Reynolds, and sister, Mrs. Rose Por-
ter. Mrs. Lennox will spend a few
days in Denver with her brother, J. A.
Reynolds Of Tabernash, Col, and will
visit other places Of interest before
returning home.
One hundred members and patrons
of the State Street United Evangelical
church were entertained Tuesday even
ing in the church parlors by the mem
bers of the aid society of the church
An ENJOYABLE evening was spent So
cially with a program Of instrumental
music and readings, and refreshments
were served by the social committee in
charge Of the affair.
There was a good attendance at the