Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-16
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CITY IN BRIEF

O. e. futile, 1eweler and npt,cian

| o. e. Tuttle. teweler and nptirian
Attention! 7. o. o. F., band No
rehearsal Thursday evening.
For Sale---One hundred head GOOD
feeding shoats. Plumb Brothers.
| Lost-Crank to Chandler car Phone
yellow 1416. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
See the sheely Tire Company about
retreading your old tires. % North
| Center street.
Special clean up. cash wall paper
sale. Buy now and save money. SIM
mons book store.
The aid society Of the Congregational
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O at the home of Mrs. B. A. Nor
gan, 81 East Main street.
Miss Sadie Jamison. OF O~kaloosa,
was in the city Tuesday night between
trains en- route to LaPorte to remain
for an over-Sunday visit with friends.
The burning out of a chimney caused
the fire department to be called at $40
| Tuesday night to the Guy Brechtplil
home, 4OS West Main street. There was
no damage.
Next market sale in Marshalltown
Saturday, Jan. 10. We now have listed
400 bushels of good corn, ten tons OF
good hay, sixty head of good feeding
shoats, also fine bunch or cattle.
Plumb Bros, Mason and Shoemaker.
Every home that has sent son or
| store.
| every factory, should not only deem
it privilege but consider it duty TO
display a service flag. We have them
from 80 cents to $3.50. Simmons DOCK
| store.
Members Of the Entire Nous Club
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Fan
ME Sheldon. 3 North Ninth street and
spent the time in working for the Reo
Cross while the lesson on animal
foods was read by Mrs. J. B. Simmons
and Mrs. n. A. Capron.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by
the members Of the Stitchery Cluo
who met Tuesday with Mrs. w. y.
Sunday. 2O7 East Webster street.
Knitting and crocheting occupied the
lllllS Al q SuSos'AA1o SS-'>>'~
prize was won by Mrs. H. S. Hoffa.
Mrs. Sunday served refreshments.
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Henry w. Savages latest, and said TO
be the biggest and best musical comedy
production, Have a Heart" will ap-
pear at the Odeon Theater Friday ev-
ening. This tuneful and lively piece
comes here with the endorsement OF
every New York. Chicago and Boston
paper. One can always depend on Mr..
Savage providing the worthwhile en-
tertainment and this musical novelty
with it's host of pretty girls, surprises
and excellent cast. is no exception to
the rule Prices so cents, 70 cents, 81.
s1.5O and 81 War tax extra. Mail
orders now accepted. Box office open
tomorrow at 10 a, m. Odeon.
"The Beautiful in Music was the
subject Of the afternoons program en-
loved Tuesday afternoon by the men,
bers Of the Tuesday Musical Club. who
met at the home Of Mrs. L. J. Two
good, 61s Fremont street. Miss Grace
Swingley read q paper on the subject,
which was followed with piano num-
bers by Mrs. w. G. Van Horn Of Al
bion, Miss Vera Vawter, Mrs. John
Wallace, and Mrs. H. K. Wilson, and
with songs by Mrs. Bailey r. Howard.
Of Albion, and Mrs. George Rowe. A
paper on Robert Schumann closed the
program. During the social hour which
followed refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mesdames Twogood.
Rowe, and Howard. The next meet
ing of the club in two weeks, win be
an open meeting at the homo Of Mrs
r. e. Keyser, Sol West State street.