Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-08
what's left? Bargain Store.
Kodak finishing. The Kodakery.

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Mrs. j. w. Kurtx OF Tama, was a
visitor In the city today while on her
way home from Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sommervllle, of
Moninger, were In the city today on
their way to Newburg, where they will
make their home. VI.
The current events department OF the
Woman's Club will meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Albert Odett,
los east Lincoln street,
4Nsl NJ 0l5gas sss
For sale at the market sale IN Mar
shalltown Feb. 10, over three hundred
head Of live stock Bring anything
you have to sell. Everybody come.
Plumb brothers Mason and Shoe
maker. 3
Funeral services for r. B. Guliher
were held Wednesday Afternoon from
the residence, 9l4 Arson street, In
charge of Rev. c. G. Zeigler. The pail
bearers were E. Bruster, E. A. Pinneo,
F. Blngaman, w. NJ. Poynes, w. r.,
Fla Tiers, and r. J. Ingledue. Buriat
was in Riverside.
]. D. Holiday, Of this city, left
Wednesday for Good Hope, o., In re-
sronse to a message telling of the
death Of his sister, Mrs. J. s. Parker,
who died Tuesday Of pneumonia, after
an illness of three weeks. The funeral
will be held Friday. Mrs. Parker had
visited here several times.
One hundred beautiful waists were
received yesterday at the Simon Style
Shop, waists Of the very latest pat
terms, beaded and embroidery trimmed,
and in the newest Of shades, such as
apple green. chartreuse, rookie. maize.
flesh and white, and in georgette,
crepe de dine, with satin combina-
tions. Simon's Style Shop.
C. NJ Maynard, an undertaken from
Hampton, came to the city Wednesday
and accompanied to Hampton Wednes-
day night the body of HI. H. Wheeler,
of Hampton, who died at the soldiers
home Saturday morning. The body has
been held awaiting the arrival of MT
Wheeler's son, e. E. Wheeler, of Froid,
Mont, who reached Hampton Tuesday
night. 49,,
Every young man or woman singer
in this vicinity will have the oppor-
tunity to enter a vocal contest to be
put on by the Columbia Grafonola
Company. The winners will have all
expenses paid to New York City, where
their records will be made. Stop in at
our grafonola department and get an
entry blank for this contest. Smith
Music Company, 10 East Main street
Twenty young lady friends Of Misses
Mary and Sarah Erickson gave a sur
prise party for them at their home.
205 North Tenth street, Wednesday
evening in honor Of their birthday an
niversaries, which fell on Feb. and q!
Games and music pleasantly occupied;
The evening, the guests later presenting
the Misses Erickson with silver forks.
Refreshments, which the guests
brought, were served in three courses
at the close Of the evening by Misses
Bernice Stormes and Melinda Young,
who were assisted by Miss Esther.
Erickson.
In honor Of Mrs. H. A. Knepper. Of
Sioux City, Mrs. George Painter enter
tanned twenty Of Mrs. Knepper's
friends very Informally at luncheon
Wednesday at her home, oil West
State street. Bouquets Of pink roses
and pink tulips formed the center dec.
Grafton of the tables and pink rose nut
cups Of crepe paper marked each place,
Mrs. Painter was assisted in serving by
Mrs. G f. Adams, Mrs. R. G. Valen-
tine and Mrs. G. w. Nelson. Bridge
pleasantly occupied the afternoon
hours the prizes being won BY Mrs.
q F.. Thayer and Mrs. Mary Rerris
man. i mrs. Kneppsrs also received q
guests prize.