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

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ware.
Mrs. Lettic Breckenridge went Sat
ur1ay to- Liscomb for a visit with
friends.
Miss Rosa Mcdonald OF Malcom,
visited In this city today on her way
to Mechanicsville. G
Fleischmann's compressed yeast foam
every day delivered any place in the
city. Parlor grocery.
Mrs. J, AFFORD. OF Boone, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Barnes,
returned home Saturday.
California black-eye beans at s
cents a pound. Rice. four pounds for
25scents. Parlor grocery.
was in the city Saturday on her way
home from a visit in Tama.
Mrs. l.. H. Moon, of Gearing. who has
been visiting her. sister. Mrs. M. G.
Malvin, returned home Saturday.
Wood choppers tools at Schmidt's
hardware, Wedges, mauls, saws and
guaranteed axes Schmidt's hardware.
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.
& Misses Eva Bass and Frances
the city Saturday with Miss Reba
Winslow. a patient at the Deaconess
A high grade range used only short
time. now $35 at Schmidt's hardware.
Look this range over if you are look
ing for a bargain. Schmidt's hardware.
The board Of directors of the His.
torical Society of Marshall County will
court house at 3 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Burt L. Bunker. of Oskaloosa,
returned home Saturday after weeks
stay in the city. Mrs. Bunker was
called here by the death of an old
friend, Mrs H. H. Beaman.
Do you want to own a home? You
can, in the best residence district in
town and as good a home as you de-
sire, il you have 20 per cent of the
total cost to invest. See me. G-15,
Times Republican.
Henry Engelking, Of Hubbard, re-
turned home Saturday after visit
ing his wife, who Is patient at the
Deaconess hospital. Mrs. Engelking's
sister, Mrs. l.. F.. Peck, of Iberia, Mo-,
accompanied him to Hubbard. -
In honor OF the Soth birthday ami
versary OF Mrs. Mary A. Haylor who
lives at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. A. d. Letch. S13 West State street,
old friends and neighbors sent her a
shower of 100 birthday cards Saturday
u. H. Moore of Written, was ingthe
city Saturday visiting his sister, Mrs.
w. r. Collins, also of Written, who
underwent serious operation at the
Deaconess in the morning Mrs. Col
Inns sister, Mrs A. Lane, was also
here.
The regular meeting of Der Deutsche
Undertakings Kreis was held Satur-
day afternoon with Miss Susie Soseer
201 East State street. At the close of
the study hour the hostess was assisted
In serving refreshments by her sister
Miss Julia Sewer, s S5sIss e
lI New WalSLS - SdtuTudS cAPASSS
brought, shipment of new spring
waists in fancy plaid and striped
taffetas. There lis large demand for
such waists at the present time and
I'VE would suggest that you make your
selection soon. Benedict & Brintnall.
Mrs c. H. Culley went Saturday
to Iowa, Falls, where she will Join her
husband and son and make her home.
Mr. Culley is associated with his son
Claude in the management of a variety
store. Mr.. and Mrs. Cnlley have made
their home in this city for twenty
four years.
Why should ladies or gentlemen be
bothered with warts or moles on their
face and hands when they may have
them permanently removed. Consult
with Madame Stephens, who will be
with us all this week. and has had
years of experience H at this; work.
Hygienic Beauty sParlor. over 80 West
Main street, Hopkins building.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hepsy Hoag was
held Saturday afternoon at $3.50 from
the Friends church. in charge OF Rev
Il N Rich The pail bearers were r.
L. Graham. J.. p. Newly, I. N. Hooker,
James Andrews. W. B. Beeson, and F.
T. jackson. The body was taken to
Pleasant Plain for burial In the How
ard family lot In the Friends cemetery.
Services were also held from the Pleas
ant Plain Friends church at II o'clock
Sunday forenoon. .a.