Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-13
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Mrs. w. n, Ferries visited friends in
Union Thursday.
Mrs. w. III. Bardwell visited friends
In Belle PLANE Thursday.
Mrs. M. T. Twedt, of LeGrand,
visited friends in the city Thursday
Mrs. Ward Dillon and daughter went
| Thursday to oskaloosa to visit friends.
Mrs. l., T. Meints. OF Steamboat
Rock, was Thursday visitor In the
city,
Mrs. II. Dannatt arrived home
Thursday from visit with relatives
In Ewart.
| Mrs. Fl. A. Grandy and son, of Gear
ing. were in the city visiting friends
| Thursday.
Mrs. c. II. Slaughter and daughter,
of Eldora. were visitors in the city
Thursday.
Mesdames Delos Baker ana Ida Me-
Kay, of Gilman, visited friends in the
city Thursday.
Mrs. C. e. Meyers, Of Eldora. ar
rived In the city Thursday to visit her
uncle, G. w. Thompson.
Try Campbells capital cakes. Just as
good as others and still selling for 10
cents. Sanitary Grocery.
Mrs. D. A. Beckwith, of Clinton, ar
rived in the city Thursday to visit her
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Davis.
I Mrs. Harry Hulin. of Gilman, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. II. {.
| Cronk, returned home Thursday.
Miss Ruth Pettitt. of Albert Lea,
who has been visiting Mrs. Jennie
| Pepper, returned home Thursday.
Joe Harmon, Jr., of st. James. Mimi,
who has been visiting Kenneth Esta-
brook, left this morning for home. \
Mrs. r. NJ. Hoover Of Bows, who
has been visiting friends in Union, was
In the city Thursday on her way home.
| Bring us your produce. we pay the
highest market prices and give green
trading stamps with all purchases.
Sanitary Grocery.
Wanted-Competent girl for general
housework. Good wages Mrs. r. !.
WATSON, 402 North Fifth street Phone
231 --Advertisement.
. Specialize. regular smoked hams,
ten to twelve pound average, satur-
day only at .24h cents pound.
Phones Is and 26. Bargain Store meat
market.
Mrs P. F. Howard and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Baty, Of Newburg, who
have been visiting their daughter and
sister, Mrs. H. Benny, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs w. H. Trussell and grandson
Elmer, of Abba, were in this city
Thursday. on their way home from
| Toledo where they have been visit
ing friends.
Carlton Hatcher left Thursday even
ing for Birch Island. Wis., where he
will spend most of the summer at the
Hatcher cottage. Mrs. Hatcher and
son will join Mr.. Hatcher in few
weeks.
Mrs. Margaret Frazer Is in Des
Moines where she is one Of several
| candidates chosen by popular vote in
Iowa cities to try out for the title part
In d motion picture. The. Wild Rose
Of Iowa" to be produced in Des,
1 Moines. -.4ts a a
b OF +. spindier, Of Des Mo,ies.s gen.
kIe4al freight agent Of the ChicAios Great
Evfestefh; was in the city Thursday
and entertained seven Of his friends ~
| the .Marshalltown Club for lunch. The
quests included local railroad and
| traffic men.
| The closing number OF the COM
immunity course will be Hon. Frank j..
Cannon, Of Utah. at the Methodist
church next Monday evening. Cow
ernor Shafroth. of Colorado. said Hon.
Frank J. Cannon is one of the most
eloquent men have ever heard de-
liver speech" He will speak at the
Methodist church next Monday eve
ming, April Is. General admission %
cents. Committee.
| Chocolate Cream coffee Is imported,
roasted and blended in Marshalltown.
| II is not only one Of the foremost
lconees of Iowa. but is sold extensively
lthruout the central states. 1t is one
Of the premier 35-cent coffees Of the
country Let us introduce you to this
Marshalltown made coffee during,
Chocolate Cream coffee week. April
II to IS, 60 cents at -four grocers
Western Grocer Mills.
| Mormonism is live issue. There
are $500 Mormon missionaries circu-
lating thru the United States, Canada,
Mexico, the Hawaiian Islands and
Europe. They are gaining ground In
| ral igio,la and pOlitical circles Hear
what former U. S. Senator Frank J.
Cannon has to say about the opera
tons Of the Mormon church, next
Monday evening at the Methodist
church. Community Lyceum Course
Committee.