Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-13
CITY IN BRIEF
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Hair cuts IS cents. Schoenhut's. 1,
South First street.
i Mrs. George Manfull went Thursday
to Toledo to visit friends.
Mrs. j. A. Workman. of Ferguson
visited friends in the city Thursday. &
| Beginning Sunday, April 10, Sunday
dinners only will be Is cents. Pilgrim
Hotel.
Mrs. S. J. Wickersham went Thurs
day to Gilman and will Visit there and
at Montour.
Miss Mabel Bell of Oskaloosa. was
in the city Thursday on her way home
from visit in Ames.
Try Campbelrs capital cakes, just as
good as others and still selling for 10
cents. Sanitary Grocery.
| Mrs. c. w. Taylor, of Grnnell. was
in the city Thursday on her way home
from visit in Dunlap.
IL Bring us your produce, we pay the
highest market prices and give green
trading stamps with all purchases.
Sanitary Grocery is
4 Mrs. G.. X. Morse. of Eldora, was In
the city Thursday visiting her mother.
Mrs. l.. S. Wallace, patient at the
Deaconess hospital.
When in Mason City, Iowa, stop at
the Hotel Lester. new and modern;
moderate prices. Lester c. Sundell
proprietor, formerly Of Marshalltown
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Specialize. regular smoked hams
ten to twelve pound average, Satur-
day only at PAY cents pound
Phones IS and &c. Bargain Store meat
market. z.
Mrs. l.. I. Patterson and daughter
Alice, Of Waterloo, returned home
Thursday. having been in the city
Wednesday to attend the funeral of-the
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Mich
olson.
Members of Der Deutsche Unterhal-
lungs Kreis will be entertained Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. Henry Pappe
905 West Main street. This Is the an
nual meeting OF the kreis. and Officers
will be elected.
Mrs. w. r. Stewart. who lives seven
and one-half miles north Of the city
was hostess Wednesday afternoon a.
the regular meeting OF the Priscilla
Club, whose members enjoyed the aft
ernoen socially and with fancy work
I-NtSc arf Miss
Montgomery assisted the hostess ip
serving refreshments.
Judge, Ben B. Lindsey. of Denver
says of ex- Senator Frank ]. Cannon
that "he has a message which throbs
with interest. vitality and truth He
was formerly Mormon, but left the
church because he was opposed to the
belief in polygamy.~ You will enjoy
hearing him at the Methodist church
next Monday evening, April 16. Com
mittee Community Lyceum Course.
i Hon. Frank ]. Cannon. first United
States senator from Utah and organ
Iizer OF the republican party in that
state. will appear a. the closing num-
Der OF the Community Lyceum Course
next Monday evening, April 10. He will
talk on the present day status OF
Mormonism. His address has stirred
the country At the Methodist church,
Monday evening. Committee. &
NJ .ad.sssl, when' sEssTs shopping Frk
day and Saturday afternoon. stop ip
the New England, Lays store, and try
a cup OF Chocolate Cream coffee. You
will find 1t delightfully."- rich and mei-
low. II appeals to the most discrimi-
mating coffee drinkers. It IL Chocolate
Cream coffee week, April II to Is. Or
der a pound Of coffee at your grocer's.
Try Chocolate Cream. Western Grocer
Mills.
The Helping Hand Society Of wash
ington township met at the home OF
Mrs. C.. G. Damien, two miles south
west Of LAmoille, Wednesday. Dinner
was served at noon by Mrs. Damien.
assisted by Mrs B. w. Damien and
Miss Leona Damien. The business
meeting was held In the afternoon.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held at the home Of Mrs. George Dam
men. near vancleve., April Is.
In honor Of the birthday anniver-
sary Of her husband, Mrs. A. F. Balch
entertained the employees Of the Mar
shaIltown state Bank, Including the
officers and their wives and friends, at
dinner Wednesday evening at the
Balch home, 106 North Second street.
Places TO- twenty-five were arranged
at two tables decorated with flags,
candles, and baskets OF vegetables, the
mems places being marked with pack
ages Of garden seeds and the women's
with pictures Of how the seeds will
look after they grow. Mrs. Balch was
assisted in serving dinner In three
courses by Mrs. r. w. Stevens and
Mrs Susie Gerhart. After dinner the
guests were taken to the Cross Roads
literary" entertainment at the Con-