Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-12
Player rolls. Tuffreo Music House.

Player rolls. Tuffree Music House.
Mrs. A. o. Mccoy OF Colo, was In
the city Thursday. eas
Mrs w. NJ. Keith, OF Lamoille, spent
Thursday In the city.
Dance Shrubs Hall Saturday night
April 10. Committee.
Mrs. Rachel Dee went Thursday to
Des Moines to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. j. Ganninger went Thursday to
LeGrand for "A brief v.si. with friends.
Mrs. T. A. Mason, OF Eldora. spent
Thursday in the city with her son. G.
Fl. Mason, and family.
For cooking good things cheaply
SKINNED milk and buttermilk jack
son Dairy Company, Telephone 81.
Mesdames f. l.. Rade. A. w. Herrics
and daughter, Erma, and b. Bush
nell. all OF Hubbard spent Thursday
In the city.
Good food cheap, pure pastcurized
MIX, our wagons coEtr every street
in town. jackson Dairy Company,
telephone az.
Mrs. r. Beech and daughter Lucille,
Thursday on their way to Cedar Rap
ids for a brief stay.
Mrs. Mary Croker of State Center
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
NJ. Mclntire at (;ladbrook. was in the
city Thursday on her way home.
Mrs. d. r. Jackson went Thursday
to Cedar Rapids to visit her brother,
w L. Lynn, of Cedar Rapids, who is
a patient at st. L.uke's hospital.
Mrs. j. r. Alexander and daughter
Anna. of Union, We're in the city
Thursday on their way TO Ames to
visit for several days with friends.
We offer you no presents to trade
with us, but we do save YOU real
money on every purchase of wall
paper and paint you make. Simmons
Book Store.
We don't buy our customers but
we do save them money on wall paper
and paint purchases. If YOU don't
investigate you are the loser. Sim
mons Book Store.
A hne display of children's photo
graphs is on exhibit at the corner of
Main and Center streets Just observe
the fine expression OF these baby
faces and you will know where to have
your baby photographed. Apgar
Studio.
The dedication Of the service flag of
the Central Church of Christ will take
place at the church Sunday morning
at II o'clock. There will be about
forty stars on the flag: one star for
each person who has enlisted in the
army, from the church, from some de-
partment of the church, or from FAM
lilies Of the congregation. Appropriate
services will be held The parents and
friends of these patriotic young men
are invited to be present. Committee.
Mrs. Catherine Snowden and son,
A. q. Snowden, Of Cedar Falls, and
daughter Mrs. Ralph Burnside, Of
Raymond, Wash, were in the city this
morning to accompany the body of
their husband and father, Rev. ]. A.
SohOWuCu, W oSndAOOSd iOT puIldi. IscN.
Mr.. Snowden. who died Monday at
Cedar Falls, at the age Of 81, was one
of the oldest Congregational ministers
in the state, and had been in the ac-
tive ministry for nearly fifty years.
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Word from Castana tells Of the re-
sigratien Of D. v. Masser. as head OF
the schools. and his wife, Mrs. Abbie
Masser, who has been director Of
music and domestic science in the
Castana schools. MIR. and Mrs. Mas
ser have been at Castana four years,
and have been chosen to head the
schools at Fonda, Mr.. Masse- as su-
perintendent and his wife as principal.
Mrs Masser was formerly Miss Abbie
Shumway. She il daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. n. II. Shumway Of Marietta
township.
The attraction at the Odeon Monday
evening will be the speed show, ST.
monds and Lakes auto Girls" in the
merry musical burlesoue entitled AT
Beauty Rest featuring Carol Schrod-
er and James J. Lake, supported by
Billie Barnes, smiling Rae Davis,
Ernest Fisher, Ruth Page, Tommy
Brooks, and large girl chorus. Be-
tween the acts an olso will be Offered
featuring Carol Schroeder in new
novel dance creation" and the extra
added attraction vennitti. the worlds
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