Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-18

grocery
Finnan Haddie, a plentiful supply is
here for your Friday dinner. Phone
2s4 or 1884. McCord's,
Arthur Jones, OF Conrad. underwent
an operation for cnpycrra at his home
Wednesday. He is resting easily,
The w. re. will meet Friday after
noon in the Y. M. G. A. building in
stead OF in the east court room.
We have secured special musical
comedy act, consisting of seven peo-
pie, for tonight, Friday and Saturday.
Casino Theater
Some good bargains in city property
II say bargains because | don't list
anything that doesn't look good to me-
Frank g. Hines, Masonic temple.
Do you want to build home? You
can, in the best residence district in
town and as good home as you de-
sire, If you have 90 per cent of the
total cost to invest. See me. G-l5.
Times Republican.
Secretary Sidney johnson. of the
Marshalltown Club, will be in Grinnell
this evening. where he will take part
in the city managers meeting, which Is
being held there today. Grinnell is
rying out the city manager plan, and
has invited city managers and COM
mercial club secretaries from various
parts OF the state to. attend and give
their experiences in this line of NUM-
cipal government.
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ANY Mans Sister" which comes to
the Odeon Theater Sunday evening is
a play with punch, truthfully and
vividly depicting the lives Of young
girls who are alone in the big city Of
Chicago, without protector, with no
one to advise them. Children under
Is years of age will not be admitted to
this performance. Prices, %, So, so
and IS cents. Seats go on sale Satur-
day morning. odeon.,
s, Kahan, who for year has been
manager of the Family Shoe store Of
this city, owned by Israel Bros. &
Katz, Of Fort Dodge, has resigned his
position, effective Jan. %, when he
will go to Fort Dodge for a few weeks,
before leaving for New York City,
where he expects to engage in another
line Of business. James Martin, Of
Fort Dodge, who has been employed
in the Fort Dodge store of the com
pany, will succeed Mr.. Kahan here.
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There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the First United Evangeli-
cal church, held Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. E. T. Austin, 6
Marion stfeet. Following a short bus
mess meeting Mrs. James Debates
read paper on Missions" and Mrs.
c. G. Zeigler gave an interesting talk
on her visit in Baltimore, Nd, where
furloughs. Later the president Of the
society Mrs. J. ]. Thompson was pre-
scented with a handkerchief shower in
honor Of her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. B. H. Forrey assisted the hostess
in serving refreshments.
Sixty five members of the Boys Club
of Central Church of Christ were
guests at a banquet given Wednesday
evening by the official board of the
church. H. M. Knudson acted as
POSTMASTER, and responses were given
by DR.. G.. w. Graham. 8. r. Axe, @.
]. Jarvis, leader of the club. James
Van Law. Rev. w. NJ. Baker, F. C. Egg
gers, and p. 8. Sanford. The latter
two gave the important talks OF the
evening. Mr.. Eggers telling of the Boy
Scout, movement. which the club mem
bers are thinking of entering. Mr.
Sanford talked on the application Of
christian lives to athletics. The orches-
ira Of the church furnished music dur
Ing the evening.