Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-24

mittee.
b. III. Keller left Sunday night for
Chicago. where he will remain for a
week on business.
All kinds chicken feed, mill feeds
baled hay and straw. Phone us. We
deliver. Phone 49, Bowles & Billings
! Good hot coal, the coal that gives
you complete satisfaction. delivered by
careful men. Phone US, 119. Bowles &;
Billings.
Clear Quill. flour often buttered,
Billings. Try sack, it will please you.
I-.Advertisement.
Jack Simon, Of Chicago, was an
over-Sunday visitor in the city, the
i guest Of his father A. H. Simon, and
aunt Mrs. E. H. Keller.
! Mrs. w. II. G. Woodward, Of Mariet-
ia, left this morning for St. Joseph,
Mo-, for weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Davidson.
Fire Is a serious matter to any busi-
mes or home. Protect your property in
i first class companies Shove & Bay,
room 300. Masonic temple.
Mrs. H. H. Nichols returned home
Saturday evening from Des Moines,
where she has been for few days
visit with Miss Agnes Sears.
Never has five-part feature been
shown in Marshalltown that has cost
the fortune that ''The Strife External"
has cost. The story lis beautifully told
Of the beautiful Jane Shore, of Eng
land. Colonial
The second number of the Hartland
lecture course will be given next
Tuesday evening. Jan. rs, lecture by
Prof M H. Hoffman; subject, Farmer
Jones, the Engineer" Admission rs
cents. Committee.
Miss Jessie F. Binford. Of Chicago,
arrived in the city Sunday morning to
| remain indefinitely at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Binford. Mr..
Binford, who has been i'll for a long
time. is improving steadily.
| One quart of pure pasteurized milk
| daily for only 40 cents a week. Seven
quarts in all, equal to food value to
fourteen pounds or $3.50 worth OF
chickens. Call us up. We have PROOF
of this assertion. Phone 81. Jackson
Dairy Company.
The "City Sports" which is due at
the Odeon theater tomorrow, owes ev-
erything to the girls. 1t Is the great
est girl show on the road this season
and as far as features and novelties
| it is miles ahead Of every other show
of its kind. Odeon.
Members Of the Saturday Bridge
| Club spent q pleasant afternoon Sat
urday with Mrs. w. A. Sandoe, 306
North Center street. Bridge was en-
joyed and later in the afternoon
luncheon, brought by the guests as a
surprise to the hostess, was served.
In order to make room for the spring
stock. every lady's garment must be
sold this week. These prices are sure
to make them 60. Any lady's coat, 81;
all ladies' skirts. 81, 50, So, 81, and IS.
Any ladys dress. 81. 81 and So. Any
child's coat ages to IA, at 81, 50, SO
Don't miss this sale. Weisman's Bar
gain Store.
An intresting afternoon was spent
Saturday afternoon by members Of
Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis,
who were entertained by Miss Julia
Sewer, 201 East State street The study
Of tho lesson was continued, at the
close of which two-course lunch was
served by the hostess, who was assist
ed by Miss Susie Sewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neiderhauser,,
1905 South Center street, will leave
Saturday for Aurora, where they will
make their home on the latters farm
three and one-half miles southeast Of
Aurora. Mr.. and Mrs. Neiderhauser
will be accompanied by their little
daughter Fay and Mrs. Neiderhauser's
three children, Emil, Joseph and Henry
Klaas. s
The biggest and best vaudeville bill
that has yet been offered at the Odeon
theater Three big acts, the Troy
Comedy Four, comedy singing and en-
tertainers. Yvonne, the original lady
piano accordionist. Hayes and Wynne,
a lively singing and dancing pair. Two
shows tonight 1880 and o'clock. Mat
inee Wednesday at p. m. Don't miss
this bill. Odeon.
A short proyer service for Mrs. Will
liam B. Benson was held Sunday after
noon at s o'clock from the Simkins &
Estel undertaking parlors, in charge
OF Rev r. F. Hurlburt. The pail bear
ers were all members Of the Masonic
lodge, Of which Mr. Benson is a men,
Der They were B. o. Frazey. I. T.
Forbes, B. B. Shollenberger, Albert
Hull. ]. w. Edenburn. and w. H.
Steiner. The body was taken to
Fullerton, Neb.. for burial, accompanied
by Mr.. Benson and Son William and
Mrs. Benson's mother. Mrs. w. I.
Funk, of Flat Top. Wyo.
q 1 was asked today If the Marshall
town Savings and Loan Association
could guarantee per cent upon money
invested in it's paid UP shares. We are
a mutual association and can not guar
antee more than we earn but we are
earning per cent now and our invest
ments are secured by first mortgages
on real estate therefore we can and
will pay 8 per cent SO long as we can
earn 1t. From now on our earnings
will undoubtedly exceed 8 per cent and
IL they do we will be able to meet
losses without reducing our earnings
below per cent. Associations like
ours seldom ever have losses. q. w.
Gilbert secretary, at Gregory's.
MIR. and Mrs Morris Gervich. COL
East Main street, entertained at an
announcement dinner Sunday compli-
mentary to the latter's brother, Joseph
Krautman, and the formers niece,
Miss Minnie Schwartz, of st. Louis,
whose marriage will take place some
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