Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-15

". u. Gran, OF Geneva v16lte0 IrlenOS
IN the city Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie Mcdonnell went Satur-
day to Clemens to visit friends.
For upholstering phone 525. Mar
shalltown Upholstering Company. !
Mrs. J. H. Fines, Of Fearing. spent
NSaturday in the city with Mrs. A. g.
G4ovig.
Miss Hazel Harding, Of Colo, was in
the city today on her way home from
visit In Grinnell.
Miss Mabel Westfall, Of Blairstown,
was In the city Saturday on her way
to Gilman to visit friends.
Eureka electric vacuum cleaners get
ShS dirt They are built to last a life
1tlrns. Schmidt's hardware.
Il Your favorite axe in the weight you
Mant: guaranteed, too Wood choppers
tools. Schmidt's hardware.
Ms. j. r.. Williams of Taylor town
lship, went Saturday to Eldora to visit
her cousin. Mrs. Hattie Fox.
The Shakespeare Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lauretta
Nichols, 1141s North Center street.
Just. three OF those gas stove bar
Gains left. One new $2s range. 323;
one used stove, $12, and one used stove.
S16. Schmidt's.
Miss Ethel Pryor, Of Farmington. left
his morning for her home after visit
with her sister. Miss Sarah Pryor. and
uncle, J. B. West
The body Of Charles o. Williams.
who died at the soldiers home Satur-
lay. was shipped Sunday night to New
britain, Conn. for interment.
Red and black raspberries. good
syrup, to close at 10 cents a can. A
ew cases of kraut at 10 cents can.
These are really good bargains. Parlor
trocery.
Another supper and dance will be
iven at the Red Mems hall Thursday
NeDlng. The Ampeco orchestra will
urnish the music. Everybody well
ome. Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ingledue. former
Of Marshalltown, but now of Mason
city. were visitors In the city Saturday
IN their wayksto st. Louis, called by the
Eeath OF niece, Marian Throop.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Harmon leave
bnfght for Denver, Colo, to attend the
nnual live stock show held there for
rhich Mr. Harmon has already con-
iYned cattle from his Rhodes farm.
Mrs. Henry Hart and son Clyde, OF
T. Collins, Colo, were in the city Sat
rday on their way home from a visit
it'll the formers sister, Mrs. J. T.
MARSHALL. at New Providence.
Mrs. r. Galleher and daughter Dor
thy. Of Hay Springs, Neb., who are
listing in Union with the formers
laughter, Mrs. Claude McCloud, were
the city Saturday with Mrs. Nc
Cloud.
yoss electric washing machines know
10 such thing as blue Monday. Ask
sour friends; they use a Voss. We
Recommend. sell and guarantee Voss
Washers in thirty five different styles
ychmidts hardware. sr w
Do you dread new shoes? Then you
should have your foot ailments COR
keeteds X CornsS bunions, eallopses and
III foot troubte successfully treated by
bur chiropodfst. Special work all this
week. Hygienic Beauty Parlor, over
s2 West. Main, HOPKINS building.
New dresses-Have you seen the
new spring wool crepe dresses which
#have just arrived? Fine French serges
and wool crepes, showing the newest
Embroidered effects for spring. Also
49, orf1 v,Cf
lreceived Benedict & Brintnall.
F. NJ. Wilbur left Saturday night fol
"a business trip to Chicago and Grand
eRapids. Mrs. Wilbur expects to join
liner husband in Chicago "Wednesday
land from there they will 60 on to Phil
|adelphia, Princeton, N. j., where they
viii visit Byron Ruth. and New York
City. ~
Frank Nahgle. singing evangelist
with the Claude A. Gunder evangelistic
party, ID icontned TO his room at the
pilgrim VithsSa bad case Of grip and
tonsalitis. MfsNangle was forced to &c
to bed Saturday. and was unable to get
up either Sunday Oh today. altho slight
y better today.
al tuS 1uek1hOG 5c0AS SoSAA SAseSs 1850
ls we had thirty FIVE contributors to
This sale. mostly farmers. and we
shipped stock to four different towns
sonle outsidesot the county. Next mar.
<et sale Saturday, Jan. ~. Bring any
thing you have for sale. Plumb Bros.
Mason & Shoemaker.
Members Of the Saturday Bridge
,lub were entertained at luncheon
saturday by Mrs. c. J. McCombs. lit
North Center street. At O'clock
uncheon was served by Misses Anna
nd Elisabeth NcCombs and Bernics
fickel, and the members enjoyed theil
sual game IN the afternoon. - 81
Commandant and Mrs. B. G. White
III. Of the soldiers home, went r
Ioone this forenoon, called by the ser.
10 sickness OF Mr.. Whitehill's siste
etrs. Lewis J. Rice, Of Hubbard. Wol9
hat came to Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteh
as,aS that Mrs. Rice's condition wa.
,titcal. Mrs. Rice was formerly Al
,abel whitehill. OF State Center. and
khe daughter of Mrs. Margaret J
Nhitshill, of state Center. Mr.. Ric
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