Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-15
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Mrs. Belle Elliott. OF Nsoodnb, spent
Monday in tho oity.
George Painter spent the day at
Belle PLANE on business.
Mrs. Theodore Thompson, Of Gilman.
! spent Monday in tho city.
Mrs. Martin Mahlow. Of st. Anthony
| spent Monday In the City.
Mrs. Fred Barnard went this morn.
| ing to Oelwein for n brief stay.
Mrs. Fred wilkennins. OF State Con-
ter. spent Monday in the city.
Lost-Crank to Chandler car. Phone
yellow 1416. Observation-Disclosures
Mesdanes J. u. Goodrich and I. r.
Bell, of Grinnell, spent Monday in the
city,
Mesdames ]. l.. Brown and T.. r.
Lynn, Of State Center, spent Monday in
| the city.
Justice s. f. Peek spent Monday ar
| ternoon in Tama on business and visit
ing relatives and friends.
We have q few bargains in used
F'ords. including roadsters and touring
cars. Rude Auto Company.
The Court Of Honor Circle will meet
| Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs C. A. Lands. 109is East Church
street.
|
| ARA wa the guaranteed anti-freeZe
Twenty barrels sold so far this season
Let us fill your radiator. Rude Auto
Company.
| Ladies' suits. We now have sever
suits left in stock. sizes Is, Sc and 80
While they last take Your choice al
SO. Benedict & Brintnall.
The Busy Bee circle will meet Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. q. G. Dol
| Dollarhide home, 504 South Third ave-
| nue..
Election OF officers will be held at the
| meeting OF the Sunshine Circle, to be
| held Wednesday afternoon at the home
! of Mrs. l. u. Huber, 1906 West Main
| street.
Mrs S Manwaring, of Melbourne.
who has been visiting in the city at
! the Marshall Ogan and James Monroe
homes. went this morning to Green
Mountain to visit Mrs. E. A. Hill.
Mesdames Elmer Moore and John
! Zok, of Huron. 8. D., who have been
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. Will
liam Atwood, and also with relatives
and friends at Grinnell, left this morn =
ing for their home.
Hear Ralph Parlette next Wednes-
| day evening at the Methodist church
at c:15 p. m. Doors open at 1880 and
close promptly at s:15 Single admis-
sion IS cents. Community Lyceum
Course Committee.
Children's coats. We now have in
stock twelve coats, sizes 4, 3 and G
| three coats sizes II and IA. Beginnine
tomorrow you may take your unre-
stricted choice Of this lot at $3.50
Benedict & Brlntnall.
The members of the Wednesday
Bridge Club enjoyed their weekly COW
cred dish luncheon Monday at the home
of Mrs. c, w. Hughes, 500 North Fifth
street. and spent the afternoon hours
with their usual game.
| Miss Violet Wood, Of Gearing, who
has been visiting at the Roy 'streete1
home at Tama, was In the city Monday
on her way home. Miss Wood was ac-
| companied home by John Streeter, who
will remain for brief visit.
Mrs. ]. l.. Bissett, accompanied by
her niece, Dorothy Benson, Of La
noble, were in the city Monday to see
| their sister, and mother, Mrs Z. J.
| Benson, also Of Lamoille who de- pa
tient at st. Thomas hospital.
Remnant sale. Remember we now
have on sale short lengths in percale,
| Bingham. wash goods. si1koline, wool
goods at reduction Of 25 per cent. We
consider this splendid saving oppor-
tunity. Benedict & Brintnall.
a letter received from Dr. G. NJ.
Johnson, who is in the Presbyterian
hospital. Chicago, taking treatment
for ulcers Of the stomach. says that
the patient has about completed the
period Of two weeks that he was fore
ed to remain In bed. He writes that 1t
is believed that bad teeth were the
cause of his trouble. and this cause is
being remedied. DR.. johnson expects to
return here as soon as he Is able to
renew practice, and he thought that
he and the family would be back by
April I.
Thirty one members Of the bible de-
partment of the Woman's Club and
several guests enjoyed the mid winter
social day Of the department Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. M.
Treat, 307 West Church street. The
lesson. which was from the book Of
Ezekiel was taken up under the lead
ershtp Of Mrs. Ella McKtm, following
which social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served. The host
esses for the occasion were Mesdames
Treat, Frank Lockwood. George NJ.
Lyon. J. c. Mears. G. w. Miller III. T..
Mueller, r. J. McCleary, Charles Mum
son, Henry Melon, r. c. Nichols. J. w.
Pursel, A. w. Schwietert. and Emily
Sellers, and Miss Alice Patterson.
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