Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-11
rnEsREPUBIICAN MARsHA1LrowN IOWA: FEBRUARY 1915
Bring your watches in. Hodges.

brinS your watches in. Hooges'
Or. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Mrs. J. H. AicEwen, of Marietta, wa'
In the city Thursday.
FOR q valentine send her flowers
Jas. L. Denmead greenhouses.
Don't miss Dr.. Gordon on "rhe
Fashion Craze" tonight. Committee
! You can find no nicer valentine than
blooming plant from us. kemple
greenhouses.
Mrs. G. H. Ruth went Thursda!
evening to Omaha to visit Mr.. Ruths
sister, Mrs. L. L. Mccoy.
Mrs. G. j. Herter, of Grinnell, visited
III the city Thursday with her sister
in-iaw. Mrs. D. ]. Herter.
Mrs. Joseph Kruble. of Tama, arrived
in the city Thursday to visit her
, daughter, Mrs. W. P. Flower.
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| Turkish bath towels, fancy borders.
2S-cent value, 10 cents Saturday night.
| One Cent to ss-Cent Variety Store.
Mesdames E. J. Benson and H. w.
Bright and Miss Hilda Johnson of La
mobile, We're visitors in the city Thurs d.
day.
Mrs. James Hubbard. of Nevada, WIS.,
tied in the city Thursday with her sis
ter Mrs. A. f. Estel, and cousin, Mrs.
p. Berg.
Mesdames Fred Frohwein, August
Esgers and Herman Riemenschneider,
of State Center, were in the city
; Thursday.
Miss Winnie Cannon, of St. Anthony.
who has been visiting here with her
; niece. Miss Bernadette Dunn, returned
home Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Monroe, of
Saunemin, H.. went Thursday evening
to Grinnell after visiting here with
| cousins, Lemuel and George Monroe.
The Fashion Craze is the title Of
Dr. Gordon's address for the evening.
1t is the most talked of all the ad-
dresses to be delivered, in this cam
paign. Committee.
Pupils and teachers OF the Central
Iowa Business College, 10 the number
OF seventy five or eighty. went in hobs
10 Albion Thursday night and had an
oyster supper.
Twenty-three young people enjoyed a
bob party Wednesday evening when
they drove 10 Haverhiil and enjoyed an
oyster supper. The evening was spent
socially before the young people drove
home
judge ]. NJ. Parker will deliver the
Lincoln memorial address al the SOL
diers home Saturday afternoon at :
O'Clock. when the soldiers home post
and corps will celebrate the annirer-
sary OF Lincolns birth,
DR. NJ. L. Chesire leaves tonight for
Anamosa to attend the funeral Of his
niece, Clara Chesire, who died Thurs
day morning following a brief Illness
with grip and sinus infection. She was
the 5-yearold daughter Of John
Chesire -
Mrs. Frank Noeirl was hostess at
the meeting Of, the ara society of the
State Street United Evangelical
church. held Thursday afternoon at
the church. After the business session
the members busted themselves. and
refreshments were enjoyed
Mrs. F. E. Russell, OF st. Anthony.
returned home Thursday after taking
care of her niece, Elizabeth Dunn,
daughter Of F. H. Dunn, four miles
west OF the city. The child was Sc
riously sick with pneumonia, but Is
much better now.s s-
Mrs. F E. Stewart, accompanied
by Mrs. A. Y. Bayne. of Minneapolis.
left Thursday night for Los Angeles
where they Will remain several
months. Mr.. Stewart left Monday
night for California, taking the north
ern route, on his annual business trip
west. Mrs Stewart and Mrs. Bayne
went via the southern route and Will
meet Mr.. Stewart IN Los Angeles Sun
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