Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-10
Cora Willlams- choate, physician.

Cora Williams Choate, physician.
Miss, Jessie Hall spent the day in
Des Moines.
We have heated storage and cold
storage for autos. McCombs Bros.
We have different price storage FOL
cars. Call US up, 81. McCombs BROS
If you have any kind OF car that you
want storage for call 81. MoComos
Bros. ~
Miss Nellie Kosterman. Of Des
Moines, came this morning to visit
Mrs. ED Putnam.
One car perfect, unfrozen potatoes
| Phone 9S from I to p. M; Sunday
| to II a. m.-Advertisement.
Mrs, Hannah Ackley went this morn
ing to Saint Ansgar to visit for several
weeks with Mrs. Ernest Petit.
Mrs. Stephen Sayer Of Eldora, was
| in the city this morning, being on her
| way to Des Moines, to visit her father,
J. r. Walker.
Should you have an old car that you
want cheap storage for, we have a
| place for about twelve cars. Call ue
up. McConbs Bros.
Miss Katherine Benedict, who is a
student at Grinnell College, came this
morning to spend Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F.. r. Benedict.
A complete stock Of window glass
and men to set the same. Phone 2Sa
or bring in your sash, The Skegg Wall
Paper Company, 1913 East Main street
Mrs. F, NJ. Doudna. Of Dallas, Tex,
| who has been visiting for several
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| S. B. Lusby left this morning for her
| home.
MI. and Mrs. George Leslie, Of
| Covert, Mich. were in the city this
morning, being on their way to Eldora
| to visit their son, w. G. Leslie and
| family.
E. T. Davis, of Morenci Ariz., who
has been visiting his sister-in law
| Mrs. w. r. Pinneo, and family, went
Friday to Oskaloosa for a brief visit
with friends
Rev. J. NJ. Snyder went this morning
to Ivester, where he will supply the
pulpit Sunday at the Church of the
| the Brethren for the regular pastor,
| Rev. D. Warren Shock, who is a patient
at the Deaconess hospital.
Mowry pays 40 cents for eggs, and
! As cents for good butter. He also sells
goods at the lowest possible cash price;
| for instance, large package of Post
/ ctiaS tx naol<a IN
cents. This is the old price. Visit this
store. Phone 1877. Mowry's, 20 West
State street
Congregational church, Main and
| Fourth streets, will have splendid
| program tomorrow: Bible school al
| 9:45, morning worship at II, when Mr.
Martin will speak on What Men of
Today Are Thinking and Saying About
GodH; and at on How to Make the
| Best Citizen and Soldier, illustrated
with pictures. Good music. Commit
| tee.
| A busy day was spent in sewing for
their bazaar by the n ,ers of the
! Congregational aid society i'm ! the
| church parlors Thursday. At noon
| lunch was served by the hostesses,
Mesdames J. II. Cunning, A. e. Ward.
e. A. Ford, e. Heinz, Walter Bowen
| May Sandoe, J. M. Whitaker, Paul
Jepson, and Belle Waldo. A short
business meeting was followed by q
social hour in the afternoon.
James Rachford, local manager OF
| the Odeon Theater, received tele-
! gram this morning from A. j. Busby,
| manager of the Waterloo Theater
| Waterloo, Iowa, which read as follows:
| played Flora Bella tonight to the
best pleased audience of the season
You can assure your patrons that this
| is one of the best musical shows of the
year. A, J. Busby." Flora Bell comes
TO the Odeon Theater tomorrow night,
don't miss this musical treat. Odeon.
The monthly meeting of the Past
Noble Grands' Association of Marshall
County was held Friday afternoon In
the Odd Fellows hall with Mesdames
+. A. Crandall. H. L. Thorpe, and Jane
Hotchkiss as the hostesses. Working
for the Red Cross occupied the after
noon, and after the business meeting
Mrs. ]. G. Edgar gave readings and
Mrs. Daisy Dilley sang solo. In
serving refreshments the hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. Fannie VIII
liams.
A pleasant meeting was held by the
members of the Golden Rod Club FRI
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. l.
W. Shearer, 8 East Linn street. The
hours were passed socially and with
fancy work and music. In a guessing
contest the prizes we're won by Mrs. C:
Wright and Mrs. Will Heater. Refresh
ments, brought by the members, were
served at the close of the afternoon
by Mrs. Shearer, who was assisted by
Mrs Will Lathrop and Mrs. H. Eiler.
The next meeting of the club will be
held in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Otto KLEIN, 1N5 West North street.
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