Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-18
DR.. Bu,lard, os.sopAth. IL West Main.

Or. Bullard. osteopAth. IL West Main
Use Kellastone. Water proof stuoco
sold by t. G. Cartwright ~ =
A. b. Mccartney cleans wallpaper
Phone yellow 11ss. Advertisement
| All kinds Of carpenter work given
prompt attention. Phone 1891, G. r
Johnson.
| For quick service call Ewing Trans
fer Company. We deliver the goods
! Advertisement. r"~,F'
was in the city Friday on her way to
New Providence.
Miss Gladys Doty: of Union was in
the city Friday on, her way to her
home from Cedar Rapids
Milk chocolate Cherries just received
10 cents for one-ha pound. One Cent
to 80 Cent Variety Store.
| The Ladies' Guild of ST. Paul's Epis-
copal church will meet Monday after
noon with Mrs. c. W. Nelson, sos
North First street.
/ Our eutire stock OF lace and en-
broidery. ID and IL cent values. special
today, cents yard. One Cent to SO
Cent Variety Store.
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i Mrs. w. NJ. Slough, of ST. Anthony,
was in the city Friday on her way
fhome from Union, where she visited
.her daughter. Mrs. J. e. Mabie.
{ Miss Marjorie Mclean. of Lamoille
who attends school at Ames, was in the
.scity Friday visiting her sister Mrs
e.. w. Alden. She went home Friday
: What are you going to have for the
T. Sunday dinner? Let us suggest that
!yyou bee to 1t, that Shrubs buttermilk
Thread is on your table. Order it fresh
leach day from your grocery. Shrubs
Fbakery. - -
+ Twenty 1--we members Of the aid So
ciety of the State Street, Evangelical
church held a box social and ST. Pat
rick's party. Friday. evening at, the
church. ST. Patrick games, contests
and music furnished the amusement
! and a box. supper was enjoyed.
b The walls of the Strand Theater are
powered with Silk-Tone. the beautiful. II
| is washable, sanitary, proof and
germ proof. 1t is cheaper than paper
For calcimine: You have your choice OF
!: eishteen beautiful coIors. John B
Simmons sells it.-Advertisement.
+, Mrs. E. A. aCrandall e515 South Third
street; was host cas- Friday afternoon &
1.-The members of the Tirzah Club. The
.guests visited and sewed on theil
tfancy work and, assisted by Mrs. H. L
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(which ST. Patrick colors were used.
I Mr.. and Mrs. William Guthman, OF
Sheffield, were in the city. Friday or
their way home from Melbourne, where
they attended the funeral Of the for
liners brother, A. H. Guthman. Mr.
EGuthman's, father. r. G.. Guthman. Of
1 Latimer, was als0 in the city, and an.
,Eother brother. Carl, of Melbourne.
F Funerar services, in charge Of Rev
! James p. Linn, We're held Friday aft.
:ernoon at the b. sCc Wilbur store par
Elors for James Dickey," who died Wed
Enesday In Denver" Accompanying the
! body to the city we're Mrs. Dickey ant
Eson. Carleton, and Mrs. Martha DickeS
land her son John i Burial took place
ttoday in Crystal cemetery. five mile:
Enorth of Gar~in: NJ az
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= Dorothy Shoveuwasahostess3 Friday
AFTERNOON tot the Members Or 'tf1e Sun
'Eday school class ofsthe Congregations
tchurch, taught By Mrs. j. F.. ~Tallett
whom she entertained at -her.hon 400
North Fourth street. The rooms were
decorated in honor of ST. Patrick
| day, and after a business session
games were enjoyed. Lunch was
served by the hostess.