Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-02
CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. Graham, ostcopath, Masonic temple

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DR.. Graham. ostcopath. Masonic temple
Fresh skinned wail-eyed pike. Nc
i Cords grocery. I II 4 ~ - !. ri.
J. w. Alden was a bushes visitor In
! Dunbar Wednesday. - :" ,+r-I :
! Everything Cor wall decorating.
! Phone l127 white: Let George do tt
! Advertisement. M -, :
Free lecture, tonight on Christian
Science. Church building, S:15 o'clock'
Board of directors. $r -
Miss Frances Cox Of Rock Rapids,
| arrived In the city Wednesday to visit
Mrs. George Il. Martin. n
Hear, Christian Science lecturer.
Church building tonight at s:l5 o'clock.
You are invited. Board of directors.
Mesdames W. D. >Drew, ]. A. Gam
! non and w. Il. Dunn, OF St Anthony,
were Wednesday visitors in the city. ~
| Public invited tonight. Christian
Scienceslecture. Church building, 8: "a
O'clock. You are welcome. Board OF
| directors. .. ''
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Everist's has the wall paper and the
| workmen and the ability to decorate
your home. Everist's wall paper and
! paint house. (: st. !
Mrs. C. r. Langdon, S12 South Third
avenue, will entertain Friday after
noon the members Of the Mayflower
! embroidery Club. Z
Mesdames Mary Classen and T! +.
Dilgen. of Reinbeck. were in the city
"Wednesday m their way to Columbus,
Neb.; to vist.relatives.
Dr. shallenberger specialist in ner-
vous, chronic, difficult and long stand I
Marshalltown, Saturday March 4, 1S6th
visit. L.. b..., ..,-..- /
The Ladies' Aid Society of Green
Mountain will hold an exchange at
| Sinclair's store Saturday March 4.
Sale to commence at II o'clock. Conn
mittee.
Blue Ribbon creamery butter is the
pure, sweet, fresh rSef(nery butter
that has made such a decided hit IN
Marshalltown. Your grocer has it..
advertisement. !
| MI. ana MIS-. Il. y. NOOSlIldll, Ol NUN
Island, ILL.,. arrived in the city Wednes-
day evening to visit the ,latters sister
4 Mrs. F. H. Meier. Mr.. and Mrs. Coos
man were recently married.
In order to enlighten. the general
public IN regard to Christian Science,
there will be a lecture by an authorized
speaker from Boston, at the church
building tonight S:15 o'clock Admis-
sion free. No collection. Board 4. Of dis
rectors. - z I"
The Christian Women So Board Of
Missions of the Central Church =. Of
Christ will meet Friday afternoon at
1880 at, the church. observation-disclosures
| Patten and c. H.. Van Law viii con-
duct the sstu dy hour. n ! 81
am still in the selling game for one
month longer. 1 am still taking orders
and delivering goods, taking care OF
good credit trade and offering bargains
to the cash buyer. .Gomesin and see
what have to sell. GulleY, the groT
fcerygf NJ III %S%|Si &$fa5
Mrs. Z. p. zimmsr, ses South rhiril
] avenue; was hostess. "wednesday after
!Ehoep ats the aneefinx s5f the Martha
kWashington Club Mrs! Walter Peters
assisted the hostess inS serving lunch
during the afternoon, witch was spent
Informally and with music. u
= Mrs. Lulu 'McGoogan visited We'd
/ iiesday in Hampton, where her sister.
Mrs. P. A. Yenter, Of Wenatchee.
i Wash. is. seriously I'll Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Yenter was on her way home
from visit in this city with her par
sents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. sR. Streeoer. rs
Mrs. Ivan Hufto entertained WED I
nesday Afternoons at the home oEMrs.
JIM. Hurto 800 West Main street, the
members Of the Needlecraft Club. The
\ afternoon was passed socially and with
fancy work. luncheon swas served by
the hostess. In two weeks the club
Twill meet with Mrs. Clifford Jennings,
52S North Second street. y -.
A real comedy with situations and
lines that clutch the heart with .dia-
log and comedy that create laughter,
| with story clean as a wedding ring,
May Robson will on Sunday evening
| at the Odeon Theater tender her new
play THE Making Over Of Mrs. Matt"
II you enjoy laughs, quiet chuckles,
exquisite acting, see May Robson.
Odeon.. ri ~.
! Eighteen friends and neighbors
pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. r..
p. Kicser Wednesday evening - the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F., Morey. sos
East Boone street. the occasion being
farewell party for Mr.. and Mrs.
Kiefer. who left today for Moravia,
near where they will live on a. farm.
Games and music furnished amuse-
ment and refreshments were served by
Mrs. w. c. Drury and Miss May
Morey. ..t<|: e.. >'+@
! Seven years ago on Jan. 20, 1909,
| Iowa expertericed a heavy sleet storm