Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-06


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~. Major Of Colorado will sell 100
head Of cattle at Montour. Friday, Oc-
tober 10. consisting of splendid calves
and feeding steers. Be at this SALE
Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo J. Boucher and
son, William, of Hannibal, Mo-, arriv-
ed in the city Sunday evening to spend
week with Mr.. Bouchers father, DR..
F. H. Boucher. 49, .. ..
J. J. Major Of Colorado will sell 40
head Of cattle at Gladbrook Thursday,
October 9, consisting of splendid calves
and feeding steers. Be at this SALE
| Advertisement. "s>a
Market sale in Marshalltown, Satur-
day, October II. Now listed over 300
head of livestock. Phone US at once
what you will have for this sale.
Plumb, Munro, Mason & Shoemaker.
We are unloading today at our ware
room O car of choice Jonathon apples
for eating; also car Of choice early
Ohio potatoes. Apples for sale at all
groceries and our store. Bristol T.
Doyen.
| We are offering a. Quick, Action
malleable range for sale at bargain.
It has the raising and lowering crate,
a copper reservoir, high warming
closets, twenty-inch oven, and is in
excellent condition. 1t would cost SLID
| new, but the first offer above $50 takes
lit. H. Willard, Sons & Co., South
First street. -.s. ,-.. 4
Thirty-eight members of st. Mar
garet's Mission enjoyed a covered dish
supper Friday evening at the home OF
| Mrs. +. f. Downing, 1z4 East State
street. The hostesses were Mrs. Down
| ing Mrs. G. 3. Schoenhut. Miss Grace
Brennecke and Miss Dorothy Jensen.
The evening hours were enjoyed So
cially. Miss Ernestine Shaver. Of Chi
cago, was guest. ..Eg
we want all our meat orders for the
O'clock delivery to keep without Ice
for the next day, SO order your roast
| or boil in the afternoon SO You will
| have them in plenty of time for the
next days dinner. Farmers, we, are
| paying so cents for eggs and 81 cents
for butter in trade. Springer's Grocery
I and Market, West North street.
Phone i and 0. asgat g. Z 4
Mrs. Walter Leech. Mrs. w. Q. Sun
day and Mrs. John Moehrl were host
esses Friday afternoon at the Leech
home, 212 North Third street, to the
i members of the aid society of the Pres
hyterian church who spent the time IN
| working for the society. The hostesses
served refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
Albert Matson, of Chicago, and Mrs. j..
/ B. McEndree. Mrs. Fred Taplin, OF
Gearing, was a suost. 80
Abe Reynolds, at whom hosts of
burlesque devotees have laughed year
after year in such popular vehicles a.
1.-THE College Girls" and '-The Merry
Founders" will como to the Odeon
Thursday evening in brand new show
which has been named in his honor,
Abe Reynolds Revue. Max Spiegel,
burlesque's master producer, who has
already offered Mr. Reynolds in such
pleasing vehicles is sponsor for the
production. When It was launched he
pronounced It my best" and that It
Ia the best show ever produced by him
has been the consensus Of opinion Of
newspaper critics and burlesque fol-
lowers. Odeon.
A meeting Of the arant-Teachers
Il Association was held Friday afternoon
at the high school when plans and pur-
poses of the organization were outlin-
ed by the president, Mrs. w. I. GOOD,
and the work Of the association, -
conducted turnout the state, was OK
n planned by Mrs. Aaron Palmer. SUPER
intendent Palmer made brief state
ment of some Of the problems con-
fronting the school AZ to more room
and the program was closed with q solo
by Miss Louise Miller and O. reading
by Miss Jessie Rogers. Plans were
made for all parents and teachers IN
the city to become members Of the or,
SANITATION which Is to meet monthly
and for the holding Of general meet
ings.
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