Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-31
The City in Brief

L. s. Peckham Grocery Company
Fresh cucumbers, tomatoes. celery
okra, green peppers and peas at Gull
ley's.
Shoe sale - All our tan and black
oxfords at cost for one week. Geo.
Trautman & Co.
Beechnut peanut butter, nothing so
good. Also }beechnut bacon in pound
sides at Culley's.
MRS. w. T. Clemens. of ST. Anthony,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
for visit Of u few days with friends.
!; Mrs. Theodore Cook of Freeport, ILL.,,
who has been visiting for week with
Mrs. Nellie Jones, will leave for her
home this evening.
National Biscuit Companys package
goods are clean. fresh and wholesome.
We have a full line. l.. S. Peckham
Grocery Company
Mr.. Arthur Wall. of Rock Island.
ILL.,. arrived in the city this morning
to visit for a short time at the home
of his mother Mrs. Theodore Wall.
\ Miss Meta Schmidt and brother JUS
tus left Thursday evening for Clear
Lake, where today they We're in at
tendance at the hardware mems pic
mic.
/, A very handsome line of new frames
for photographs ana small pictures.
Bring in your pictures now and have
them suitably framed. Simmons Book
Store.
Il CARTS special tan. oxford sale for
store for $1.9S. Saturday. Most all sizes
and At pays to trade with us. Carl the
shoe man.
4 A good many attended the meeting
4 of the frauen verein of the German
Evangelical church. at the home of
Mrs. Jacob Wikel, 40S Arson street,
i Thursday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Duell, who has been Wis
ting with an aunt in Des Moines for
a week. returned home this morning in
company with her father. Mr. c. Deuel.
who went to Des Moines last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson. who
/ have been visiting in the city for a
week with the latter's parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. M. Crinklaw, returned to their
4 home in Iowa Falls Thursday even
| ing.
You will find 1t to your advantage
! to purchase your cameras and photo
supplies from The Hull Company. Our
stock is complete and our facilities for
! developing. printing and toning unex-
celled.
Mrs Johanna Shellhammer and Mrs.
Abraham Fish, of Chicago arrived in
the city Thursday evening and will
4 formers brother. Mr.. John Winebren-
ner. and other relatives.
Mrs. P. A. Stern, 1O5 West Church
street. was hostess to about ten ladies
at most delightful kensingtor
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Jacoby, of Winona, Mimi. mother OF
Mrs. Alfred Stern. A delicious lunch
4 was served by the hostess.
/ Secretary H. L. Laird, of the Coal
Dealers Association of Iowa and
Nebraska, left Thursday evening for
Davenport where today he was pres
ent at meeting Of the Davenport
dealers, for the discussion of traffic
/ and legislative questions
Lem" c. Goodwin, of Nevada. a
former well known resident of this
L city, and at one time landlord of the
old fremont House and manager Of
the odeon theater spent Thursday in
L the. city ON business. Mr.. Goodwin.
l is in the hotel business in Nevada,
IN of n
help.
| Mr.. and Mrs. K. Z. Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Walker and Moreauce Wal
izer who have been spending ten days
H at Clear Lake, returned home Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs Allen. and the lat
| ter's mother, Mrs John Hill. went to
Belle PLANE this morning to visit for
a week with Mrs. Aliens brother. Mr..
William Hill.
The members Of the Psi Nu Pi sor-
Il ority enjoyed a four-course $3.50 din
ner at the E. 8. Ketchum home last
n evening. Miss Marjorie Ketchum be-
ing hostess. The young men friends OF
the members Joined them later in the
evening The out -oftown guests
were Miss Eugene Bryan of Chicago,
and Miss Lois Diffenbaugh. of Mon
mouth. Ill
Mrs. E. r. Morse 2o7 West State
street was hostess to the Busy Bee
circle last evening. There was very
good attendance and the evening was
Il spent in social way. after which
light refreshments we're served. Mrs.
n Clemens won the first prize in a
n guessing contest and Mrs. ]. D. Par
ker the consolation. The out of town
guests were Mrs. w. J. Ivory and Miss
Frances Mooney Of Des Moines.
II Hear the new Edison photograph
II records at OR store and make your
II selections. The August records are
II lust in. They are fresh from the bat.
H August is an out Of doors month. The
phonogra oh is an out OF doors enter
tainer. BY the way did You know
that you can hear Bryan speeches on
The monograph 81 fine music store of
j. B. Schwietert? With Eaflie- Ward Pr
ano Company.
Fifty-seven young people of the
county have been trying Cor teachers
certificates in the examinations, which
began Wednesday under the direction
i Of County Superintendent Mary Hos
teller. The examinations We're con-
tinued Thursday, and all of those who
took the ordinary examination finished
THURSDAY evening. Eleven others, who