Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-11

CITY IN BRIEF
o.E futile. Jeweier ana opt,clan.

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II O. E. Tuttie, jeweier ana optician.
: Cora Williams Choote. physician,
A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper
;, Phone 1871.
II Abb. Mccartney cleans wall paper
I, Phone 1871.
4 Special prices on talcum powder
\ Old Reliable Drug Company.
4 w. H. Scott. Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa savings Bank building
II Corsets, good grade twill, four sup
porters, 80 cents. Bakers Variety
!, Store.
\; A big saving on Mems Mackinaw!
and sheeplined coats now at Gildne
+ Bros Advertisement
1 The Sunshine Circle will meet
/, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. h
Cole, 7O7 East Linn street
/; Music ana dance at Strub's Cafe
Wednesday evening, March -, from
|! To-: 80 to 1880. Advertisement.
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\ Music and dance at Shrubs Cafe
Wednesday evening, March IL, from
II 1890 to Observation-Disclosures.
l! Ohio noiseless matches. 5 cents box;
Il toilet paper cents; toilet soaps.
|; cents per cake. Bakers Variety Store
Il Several lots of Hart Schaffner 4
] Marx overcoats to close at specia
II prices. They are all wool. Gildnel
/ Bros.
i; Sailed peanuts 10 cents per pound;
]! chocolate drops and chocolate fudge
|! 20 cents per pound Bakers Variety
II Store.
Il Don't forget the real estate auction
!! Wednesday, March 18th, at 2:30, OF
!; premises COS North First avenue. j. S
/! Perry.
4 Mrs. r. M. Farland. Of Boone, whc
|; has been visiting with her parents, MI
l and Mrs. Oliver Sawyer, returned hom'
|; Monday night.
|; Mrs. D. f. Owens returned to he
/ home at Abba Monday night after {
| brief visit with her parents, MIRA ant
|! Mrs. Chester Durelle.
!! Build or buy. We will help with
/: loan if you do not want too long. Saw
I; ings and Loan Association in Greg
ory's coal office. Advertisement.
u Mrs. L. r. Akers returned to he
|: home at Eddyville Monday night afte
\; a few days visit with her parents. Mr.
|: and Mrs. John Timmons, Of Marietta.
D Notice to the public--K you have
-,or rio -
II please call 325. We need them-they
|! are expensive. Union Delivery Com
/ pany.
h Our line Of garden tools is complete
/ and is well worth your inspection. b
I: ready for the nice garden weather
l! Come in now. Schmidt Hardwar
|; Company.
Ii Mrs. Arminta Cox has returned hom
4: from Cleveland. O., where she has bee,
j: visiting since the first Of the year will
her daughter, Miss Leila Cox, who is
+ domestic science teacher there.
ii Head lettuce. leaf lettuce Brussel
!: sprouts, fresh tomatoes. green onions
radishes. cucumbers, spinach, greer
\ peppers. celery. turnips. carrots. ruta
/! bagas. parsnips, Spanish onions. Nc
! Cords Grocery.
Most distinctive styles and patterl
/ hats will be seen this week at tn,
Weart Hat Shop. Visit this exclusive
|: millinery shop this week and see tn,
smart spring modes before selectine
|; your spring hat. j. D. Palmer 6 Co
/: Frank Black. who has been serving
\ in France, has landed in the United
\ States according to word received by
\ friends here. Black, a former IIiscomt
] boy. went into service from this city
|: having made mis- home here for several
Il years.
4 Commandant and Mrs. B. C. White
\ hill left the city Monday evening, the
h former going to Des Moines to attend
i the quarterly meeting Of heads Of
\ state institutions while Mrs. Whitehill
went on to Topeka, Kan, to visit her
4 sister. Mrs. Bovee. Commandant
!: Whitehill expects to return Wednes-
|: day but Mrs. Whitehill will be gone
\ for ten days.
i H. 8. Lawrence. cashier Of the Iowa
Il Savings bank, who was seriously sicl
y of gall bladder trouble for which hi
|! submitted to an operation severa
i weeks ago, has recovered so rapidly
u that he was able to be at the banl
/ for short time Monday, The impaired
i: vision of one eye with which he wa:
I: troubled before being taken sick ha!
: entirely disappeared.
|
Private Victor J. Lem, in a letter t.
! his sister Miss Lillian l. Lem, II
Ingledue street, written at Laisne
France, describes review Of his regi.
ment, the 103d infantry and Other
units Of the twenty sixth division be.
fore General Pershing and the Prince
OF Wales. The division was routed out
at AIS in the morning and marched
six miles thru the mud to- the fielc
where the review was held.
At the meeting Of the Rotary Club
held Monday evening in Shrubs hal
the members enjoyed dinner and then