Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-06
CITY IN BRIEF


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Bring your watches in Hodges.
Photographs, this Christmas. Hub
ler's studio.
Mrs. C. E, Edwards. of Eldora, was
a visitor in the city Saturday
Mrs. d. A. Mack of Dillon. visited
friends in this city Saturday.
Fancy Baltimore oysters, fresh every
day. Bargain Store meat market.
Mrs. Mary Erickson visited in Pick
ering over Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Albert Devic.
When in need of hay, flour and feed
phone 6ls. We deliver Cook Bros.
Grain Company.
Miss Ruth Wiltse went Sunday even
ms to Grinnel, where she will enter
Grinnell College.
Senator Cummins Endorses W. l..
Harding for governor. Read what he
says on page 10 in this issue. Republi-
can state COMMITTEES.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Mary's church will meet Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Marie WEIGH,
All West Boone street.
Mrs. C. F. Benner. Of Knox City, Mo-,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. ], A. Johnson. of Gearing, left
Saturday for her home
Herbert P. Parker. of Waterloo.
treasurer of the Waterloo Theater. Wis
tied over Sunday in the city with ]. A.
Rachford, local manager of the Odeon.
The home and education department,
OF the Womans Club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 40 at the home of
Mrs. W. P. Flower, 4oT West Main
street.
Wanted A man Of good habits
wishes to get room with some private
family in central part of city: would
like at least two meals a day. Write
O-6, care this Observation-Disclosures
The overcoat doesn't fare well in
home pressing; the safe way is TO send
it TO us for cleaning and pressing. We
are reliable and understand just the
things TO do for your clothes Mar
Election returns will be given during
the program OF the community lyceum
course tomorrow evening at the Meth
odist church. Don't miss seeing John
B. Ratio, who is an impersUuat0T &C
unusual ability. Committee.
We have placed in stock today grape
fruit. cranherr,es. Jersey sweet pota-
toes, Jonathan apples, cluster raisins
and a host of other good things to eat.
Remember our motto. Quality First"
Phone -. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The Dixie Jubilee Company at the
Congregational church Wednesday,
Nov. S, at o'clock. Reserver seats
only. are on sale ct Morgan's drug
store. The general admission tickets
are 30 cents and for children under IL
years % cents. which are sold at the
door. Doors open 1:30 p. m. Commit
tee.
According 10 the Mason City Daily
Times. MIR Ratio made good from the
opening word. He is an impersonator
of rare ability, and swayed his audi
ence from screams of delights TO tears
Of sadness and sympathy. and was
greeted again and again with ringing
applause" Hear him at the Meth
odist church tomorrow evening in the
second number Of the community
lyceum course. Committee.
The Ginger Girls Company form the
bill of fare al the Odeon theater We'd
zesaay VII wi y ...rhe Gay Modiste" and In
alasl-a- t,u-o p-,ro. ri,,,r1x, f,,p-y cot.
Tres, the title Of which speak for them
selves. Pretty Nellie Greenwood, Benz
Small, George Wagner, AL Dupont,
George Niblo. Gertrude Ralston. John
D. Bohlman. Helen Spencer. Marion
Chase and a beauty chorus of thirty,
complete highly diverting program eff
great merit. Odeon.
Frank G. Arnold, VINO has made his
home here for twenty years. left Sun
day morning for Sioux City. where he
has accepted a position with the 3.
Company, of that city, and
will make his home there. Mrs. Arnold
will join her husband in a week For
fifteen years Mr. Arnold has been en-
ployed by various shoe firms of the city.
He was formerly with the Ingiedue &
Young and the Palace shoe stores. but
more recently has been with Baxter &
Nelson.
Miss Rachel knight, OF Philadelphia,
Pa, DR.. Clarence Mills, Of Decatur.
IL, and Mrs. Phoebe Russell, and Theo-
dore Russell Of Winfield. who were in
attendance at the quarterly meeting OF
the Hixite branch Of the Friends
church, held Saturday and Sunday in
the Marietta Friends meeting house,
left for their homes Sunday evening
and this morning Miss Knight who