Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-08

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employment and good pay Levin Dry
Goods Co.
! Mrs. Luther Ray returned Monday
evening from a visit of few days at
Hardy with her step daughter. Mrs. C.
A. Morris.
| To- avoid moths have your winter
clothing cleaned before laying away.
| Dry cleaning department Meeker
Laundry Company.
Wanted-Place for high school
boys. Ten high school boys want farm
work. Apply to Supt. A. Palmer, Mar
shalltown high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George wohlheter. of
Fearing, were in the city Monday even
ing, en- route home from Sanborn,
Mimi. where they own a farm. and
where they nave been for two weeks
New stock collars-this mornings
express brought us large shimpent
Of the popular stock collars fresh from
the designers. You will be interested
In these new styles. Benedict & Brint-
nall.
New coats-this mornings express
brought us small shipment of new
coats which we have purchased at
discount prices. These are now on sale,
also our entire suit stock at cut prices
for quick clearance. Benedict &
Brintnall.
Elco-look at it, taste it, drink It.
compare 1t in any way with any other
soft drink. Your verdict will then be
in it's favor. When thirsty. say-Elco.
Order case for your home, phone
1777. Marshalltown Candy Company.
distributors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Crane. of Mason
City. who have been visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs L. G. Medearis, and
husband. returned to their nome this
morning. Mrs. Medearis is also enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Mary Hale, of
Long Beach, Cal. who will remain for
an extended visit.
! Joel Haslins and Alexander Packard,
members of the school board OF Pleas
ant Plains, Jefferson township. spent
Monday in the city on business. Mr..
Haskins was the guest Of Carl Lewis
in Taylor township over night and Mr..
Pickard was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. B. Beeson in this city.
| Save dressmaking bills by making
your own clothes. Cutting, fitting, and
thorough instructions in putting gowns
together, so cents per day; light, airy
rooms. every convenience. Satisfaction
| guaranteed. Keister's Ladies' Tailor
ing College. Phone 500. Rooms 5-6-7.
over Golden Rule. Advertisement.
Thomas Allen went this morning to
Des Moines, where he has been sum-
moned to serve on the federal grand
jury. Several liquor nuisance cases
that originated In this city are to be
investigated by the jury. NJ. S. Nc
Farland. Of this city, has been drawn
on the petit jury of the federal court.
and is to report Wednesday.
Persons who saw smoke emerging
from basement windows Of the Wool
worth store at 8 o'clock Monday night
turned in an alarm Of fire. Employees
Of the company we're burning trash in,
the boiler. which is situated toward the
front Of the building. Smoke that came
out Of the boiler doors poured thru ven-,
tilators on the sidewalk level in guam
titles sufficient to alarm passersby.
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'iCal" Stewart, who appeared ut the
| Casino Monday evening, gave short
talk before the members Of the Rotary
Club at their regular meeting held in
Cronkleton's hall Monday evening. Mr..
! Stewart told In an interesting manner
Of the theaters in which he has APP
peared and of persons he had met,
talked q little of the war and told a
few Of the 'Reub'' stories he uses N,
his performances.
Complimentary to the birthday amir
versary of Mrs. Ella L. Rhoades, and
that of her sister, Mrs. A. T. King, of
Gladbrook. Mrs. Rhoades' daughter,
Mrs. T. Z. williams, pleasantly sur
prised them Monday afternoon and en-
tertained a dozen Of their friends at
Willams' home, 604 East State street.
The afternoon hours were spent social
". and the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted BY her sister, Miss
Della Rhoades. X
| Learn dressmaking and ladies' tailor
ing; every branch taught, including
drafting, cutting. fitting. and designing
all kinds Of plain and fancy gowns,
plain or plated skirts. princess or one
piece gowns, BUTTERFLIES, 'kimono' and
| raglan waists, the new ''barrel" skirts,
In fact everything dressmaker need
to Know. Three months course, ss::5.
Keister's Ladies' Tailoring College,
Phone 59s. rooms 5-6-7, over Golden
Rule. Advertisement Il.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Pickard, OF Salem.
arrived in the city Monday night. being
on their way to Maxwell, where they
lgo to attend the reunion OF the ''Hor-
nets Nest Brigade" comprising the
Second. Seventh, Eighth, Twelfth. and
Fourteenth Iowa infantry, SO named
from the participation Of these regi-:
ments in the. battle OF Shiloh. Mr..
Pickard ,eerved in Company D of the
seventh Three members of the SOL
diers' home, w. n. Powell. of Company
ID OF the Seventh, and Nicholas Swan
and !. NJ. zorn. Company of the Sew
enth. are among others from here who
will attend the reunion. which will be,
held Wednesday and Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Piclsard win stop here ON their
way home for visit at the home OF the.
formers nephew G. r, ,Ptcks nd. Il