Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-13

Farm loans william battin. S1o
North First avenue.
Do your sewing here. Phone S93,
Keisters Ladies' Tailoring College, over
Golden Rule.
Why not bring us your butter and
| eggs and get green trading stamps
with your grocery purchases? SAM
| tary Grocery.
Lades--My treatment cures dam
druf and falling hair. Makes hair
grow Prevents gray hair. Ladd. 2OS
West Church.
| S. r. Lindgren and children went
Thursday to Davenport. where the
children will be placed in the soldiers
Orphans home.
Miss Mildred F. Forbes, of Boston,
took up her duties Thursday as the
new assistant to Rev. r. f. Martin.
pastor of the Congregational church.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Moon and son. of Gearing.
were in the city today on the way
home from Clinton, where they visited
Mrs. Moons daughter, Miss Stella, a
student at Mt. st. Clare academy.
Mrs. H. G; Ferguson. of Baxter. was
in the city today with her sstcr-in-
law, Mrs. l.. o. Jones. Of Mediapois.
who was on her way home from visit
in Baxter. Mrs. Ferguson was joined
here by her mother. Mrs. John Lane, Of
Union; and Misses Alma Campbell and
May Ferguson, also of Union, who all
went on to Baxter to visit Mrs. Fer
guson
Marshalltown old time favorites. A
Gorrell and his company, come to the
Odeon Theater for four days COM
mencing Sunday night. Everything
new this time but the name. New spe-
cialties and new plays. The opening
play for Sunday night will be a four
act drama with plenty of good comedy
THE Turning Point" play that will
appeal to both young and old. Prices
10 and 20 cents. Odeon.
| Mesdames ID. r. Jackson, S. p. john
| son. y. A. Julian, r. Z. Kendall, George
| Kline, Louisa Claybaugh. and l.. j.
Twogood were the hostesses Thurs
day afternoon at the meeting Of the
aid society Of the Methodist church.
The quarterly reports were given and
which Mrs. George Turner gave two
readings. At the close of the after
| noon the hostesses served refresh
ments.
The regular meeting Of the aid
society Of the Elm Lutheran church
! was held Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors with ,Mesdames Chris
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| The devotionals were led by Rev. A. j.
Anders, after which business meeting
| was held and the remainder OF the
! time spent socially. In serving re-
freshments the hostesses were assisted
| by Miss Nellie Olson and Miss Carrie
Salow
Mail orders, accompanied with self
addressed stamped envelope, now ac-
| cepted for any performance OF "Intol-
erance." which comes to the Odeon
Theater for three days commencing
Thursday, April 10. Matinees Friday
and Saturday. For this engagement
| the night performances will start
promptly at $40, and the matinees at
2:1o. Every one Is requested to be in
| his seat at this time so that none Of
|
| box office sale will open Tuesday at
| 10 a. M You will never see this pic
| ture any cheaper. Odeon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The officers and committee chairman
Of the Congregational aid society were
the hostesses Thursday afternoon at
the regular meeting held In the church
parlors with eighty members present.
During the business meeting reports
from division chairmen were given and
the Easter boxes were opened. Only
half of the Doves were turned in, the
offering from these amounting to $40.
Refreshments were served by the host
csses. Mesdames II. l.. Meeker, +. f.
Northup, Roy McKinnon, j. w. Alden,
II. c. Brintnall. w. J. Head, r. S.
Wing. and W. p. Mosher.