Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-16

The public library will be CLOSED
all day Friday.
Dance tonight at Red Mems hall
Marshalltown dancing club.
Nathan Klinefelter, of Conrad, wa.
IN the city on business Wednesday
BE sure and see our exhibit at, the
FAR this week. Hildreth Auto Sales
Company.
will sell nay home, 100 foot front
by PA, in Highview. George A
Howe. 416 North Fifth street.
Meet me at my booth. Merchants
Arcade, fair grounds this week. w
"A. George, interior decorator.
Piston rings. We are now stocking
the McQuay Norris super-oyl ring
All sizes in stock. Hewitts Garage
National priced. easy to play.-the
Gulbransen players at the Smith
Music Company booth, Arcade build
iing.-Advertisemen
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. REYNOLDS. OF
Union. are the parents of son born
at the Deaconess hospital wednes-
day.
| Market sale IN Marshalltown Sat
urday, Sept. is. Bring anything you
have for sale. Plumb, Munro. Ma
son Shoemaker.
While attending the fair let us
serve you with cup OF our delicious
Leader Brand coffee, which we are
{, serving at our booth. Central Tea
and Coffee Company
All garments sent to us to be
cleaned go thru our cleaning process
| twice. This insures you the best
| work. National Tailors and Cleaners,
| over Strand Theater.
There will be sold at the market
sale in Marshailtown Saturday. Sept.
Is, 400 head of feeding shoats all
double treated, and good bunch.
Plumb, Munro, Mason & Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Nyce, 1908
West State street, are the parents
OF a daughter born this morning at
the Deaconess hospital The child is
their first. Mrs. Nyce was formerly
Miss Laura Knudson.
Like mother used to make--baked
beans. pies. cakes and cookies--ladies
of the u. E. church will bake. Sale
Saturday morning at o'clock. Mar
shall Electric Company, l21 East
Main street. Committee.
We will hold our first market sale
at the Garwin feed barn Saturday,
Sept. Is. We have now listed horses,
cattle. hogs, sheep and machinery.
Bring anything you have to sell. as
we can handle 1t at this sale. Irons
& Hall.
c.. o. Rogers and daughters Alice
and Kate. of New Orleans. who have
been visiting the last month at the
home OF their son and brothers,
Charles B. Rogers. left Monday for
Chicago, to visit at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Scott NJ Rogers. sg, S.
Edward Weber. formerly OF this
city. but now living on a farm near
Laurel. was here at the fair Wednes-
day. Mr.. Weber, who is interested
especially In poultry, thinks the To-
S~A AS~AA AAsN' ny ioi fSaiO plS ScSt pOQl-
try exhibit Of any county fair In the
state.
The funeral of Raymond D. Ingle-
due was held from the home of, his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ingledue,
at Bromley. at Q o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. H. w. Cope con-
Quoted the service. The pallbearers
were Fred Nichols, Ira Moore. Frank
Clemens. Leslie Mcconnell, Harry
Bryant and Frank Tucker. Burial
was In the Marietta cemetery.
The anticipation OF a great plea
sure will be more than realized in
the coming Of Harbach and Frtml's
musical comedy exquisite. 1.-THE lit
tie Whopper." to the Odeon Theater
Sunday evening. This will consti-
tute the most brilliant musical event
OF the season. Dialog that sparkles
and scintillates, songs that you can't
keep from humming, scenery and
costumes that are gorgeous and sat
isfying to the eye, are a few OF the
many attractions. Odeon.