Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-21

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ment. Must be over sixteen years Of
age, Phone No. Z. Western Grocer
Mills. $50
| "A large ground floor, furnished front
ROOM. only one block from Pilgrim
| Hotel, in modern home. is for rent.
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t,sement. ;;1t F
Do your hens lay high priced eggs?
| If not, feed them a package Of Fleck's
poultry powder, only % cents. IT 1t
| don't make them lay, the powder won't
| cost you cent. Rowles & Billings
A furnished room in modern home.
| close in, is for rent. The room is
front room, and on ground floor. Pri-
vate home. Gentleman preferred.
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vertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Noah. of Poca-
hontas, were in the city this morning
going to Grinnell with the body of the
| formers stepmother, Mrs. Elisha Ham
mer, who died at the soldiers home
Thursday night.
AL Gorrell and his ever popular COM
pany comes to the Odeon Theater
Monday and for one week Change OF
plays and specialties each evening,
/ everything new but the name. Prices
| 10 and 20 cents. Odeon.
Ford owners can not afford to be-
| without theft and fire insurance, for
statistics. show that more Fords are
] stolen than all other makes combined.
| See, write or phone us for particu-
! lars. Shove & Bay, phone $685. Masonic
temple.
The Ladies Guild of st. Margaret's'
Mission Of st. Paurs church are plan
ming to hold a series of "get-together"
social meetings at the church during
the winter for, the members and friends
of the church. The first of the series
will be held Monday evening at 1880.
At the Presbyterian church on Sun
day, Dr. Linn will speak on ''The Tenth
Man." in the morning service, and in
the evening a sacred concert will be
given by the chorus choir, assisted by
some outside talent. The church is
opposite the postoffice. Committee.
Coming to the Odeon Theater Mon
day and for one week AL Gorre1l and
lis company. Opening play Monday
night, WAS She to Blame" drama in
four acts with plenty of good comedy.
New plays and new specialties Will be
offered each evening. Prices within
reach of ALL Lower floor reserved 20
cents; balcony and gallery unreserved,
16 cents. Seats now selling. Odeon.
In honor of their seventh wedding |
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thur
Der entertained sixteen guests at din
ner Friday evening at their home, 515 |
North Center street. At $3.50 the hos
tess was assisted in serving a three |
course dinner by Misses, Genevieve |
Coates and Helen Dixon. The tables
were decorated with Halloween nov
elites. The guests spent pleasant
evening with games and music.
Meats and many other every day |
eatables have gone higher and higher |
until they are now looked upon as lux
uries, but it is the wise mother that
gives her boys and girls plenty Of the
good, fresh from sanitary ovens,
Shrubs buttermilk bread. 1t means
health to them. 1t means less grocery |
bill. Every member Of the family can
eat and enjoy Shrubs buttermilk bread |
as it comes fresh from the bakery each |
day. Order OF your grocer. Shrubs
bakery and cafe.
Four children were adopted, ac-
cording to articles of adoption filed in
the office of the county recorder Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mitchell, OF
Norton Kan, have adopted Pearl A.
Mitchell, aged Z, and William H. Mitch.
ell. aged IA, from w. II. Byerly, step |
parent, and Mrs. Sarah E. Elliott,
grandmother, Of the children. Mr. and |
Mrs. C. F. Kiefer, who recently moved
here have adopted Iris Boggs, aged 3.
and Lonnie Boggs, aged 5, from their |
father, c. w. Boggs, Of Appanoose |
county. The children have been re-
named Iris NJ. Kiefer and Lonnie
Kiefer.
The officers Of the Careaway Club. |
Mrs. H. v. Speers, Mrs w. A. Sandoe
and Mrs. Ida Statler, entertained the
members at their opening meeting OF
the year Friday evening at the Statler |
home, 10 West Church street AT
$50 two-course dinner was served !
BY the .hostesses. who were assisted by
Mrs. r. H. Willard and Misses Flor
ence Patton and Margaret and Sarah |
Statler. Halloween decorations In or
ange and black were carried out In the
rooms with jack o'lanterns and on the
tables with Halloween novelties. The
game OF five hundred WAS enjoyed dur
ing the evening, the prizes being won
by Mrs. w. A. Sandoe, Mrs. n. w. |
Householder A. Janney and H c.
WATSON Among the guests were Mrs.
John E. Lander Of Los Angeles, Cal;
Mrs. Frederick wahrer, of Fort Madi- /
Of GilrnN.