Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-01

Try for sale ad. if you have any
thing to SELL some one may want just
what you would like to dispose of.
For Rent-suite of four rooms over n
104 East Main street; suitable for Of
fees. See S. c. Bell. Hopkins building.
Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis
will be entertained by Mrs. H. L. Getz, Il
lilo South Third street Friday after
Rf1oon.
have added an automobile to my |!
livery business, and you can go any
way YOU want now. Charles Loss, in
the rear OF the p. o. u
The second division of the Ladies'
ARD Society Of the Baptist church will \
Serve ice cream and cake on the church i;
lawn Saturday evening.
Rev. ]. Auracher left for Center Y
Point this morning to officiate at the \
funeral of a member of his former con- \
gregation in Cedar Rapids.
The Court of Honor Circle will be
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
p. G. Huber. Sig North First street. Ii
| Lost-Bay horse with both hind feet
white, star in face, clover leaf brand !
and fresh rope burn on hind leg. SIM
clair Tea and Coffee Company.
Mrs. D. w. Norris, of Grinnen, who i
has been visiting in the city, went
home Wednesday evening for a few
days stay, after which She will return 1
here.
Insist that your grocer or butcher
setd your Anchor brand ham, bacon
and lard. When you buy this brand |
you are getting perfection, made only
by Brittian & Co.
For sale-Household goods including
beds, dressers and commodes chairs,
)carpets, couch, tables, kitchen cabinet,
linoleum, refrigerator, fruit jars etc.
Call 1O7 South Eighth street.
Bound to win if you buy your shoes
at Carts. Whether you buy Carts
shoes for style, service or comfort you
are bound to win. Because our shoes
contain the fullest measure of each of
these qualities. Fred W. Carl, 1913 Eas,
/ Main street.
DR.. T. 7. Clark, son of Deputy Mar
Shall and Mrs Michael Clark, of this
City, successfully passed the examine +
ton for a state certificate before thu.
state board of dental examiners, ac-
cording to notice received today. DR..
Clark graduated from st. Louis Uni
versity a short time ago. He has not
yet determined where he will engage IN
practice.
Mr.. F. L. Meeker arrived home We'd
nesday night from three weeks visit
in the west. He went to Vancouver, B.
c., tn look after business, and to visit
his brother, Guy "A. Meeker, who is in
the real estate business there On his
way home Mr.. Meeker visited the Sc
attic exposition, Tacoma and Portland
and took the trip thru the Yellowstone
park
Do you know that ripe olives are one
OF the most nutritious and healthful
foods known to the vegetable world?
They are recognized by vegetarians as
being the best known substitute for
meats, containing all of the natural
oil. We have just received a shipment
Of ripe olives and olive oil direct from
lCalifornfa and can supply you with
goods absolutely guaranteed as to
purity and quality. Try can Of olives.
We have them from Is cents up. Peck
ham Grocery Company
DIR. Harry Garwood, of Denver, Col,
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
from Boston, having been to Atlantic
City, N. j., to attend the annual con-
vention Of the American Medical So
ciety. Mrs. Garwood Joined her hus-
band here, having been to her old home
in Wisconsin while her husband has
been east. DR.. and Mrs. Garwood spent
the day visiting the formers aunts, |
Mrs. ]. r. Haines in this city, and Mrs.
A. F. Hin at Albion, and with DIR. Car
woods uncle, Mr.. ]. e. Gould, at LIS
comb. DIR. and Mrs. Garwood expect
to leave for home this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hepner returned
home Wednesday night from delight
full trip in the east Leaving here about
the middle of May, they went 10
Petersburg Va, to witness the mon
ument unwilling to soldiers of the
Civil war, and Mr.. Hepner viewed
again the fields over which he fought,
forty four years ago. From there they
went to Richmond, Va, Baltimore Md,
and Washington, D. c. and visited
with brothers and sisters at HARRIS
burg, Pa, for four weeks On their
way home, Mr.. and Mrs. Hepner
stopped at Buffalo. N. T., Niagara
Falls and Chicago, and were over-Sun-
day guests with relatives at Foreston,
Ill.
Miss Katherine Balch was hostess to
forty h1e Of her young lady friends lat
a o'clock luncheon this afternoon,
! complimentary to Miss Louise Nor
Irell, Of Passaic, NJ J. It was porch
party, and the decorations were of
ruses and sweet peas. The luncheon
Twas served in three courses, and those
Iwho waited upon the guests were
misses Marjorie Ketchum, valrosa
Vail. Irene Eason, Mary Packer, Leila
! Cox and Edna Balch. A sew party fur
nished diversion for the hours follow
ing the luncheon. Other guests from
Tout of town were Miss Grace Carr, OF
Ocean Grove. Cal; Miss Ruth Saw
yer. of New York; Miss Conrad, of
Dies Moinss. and Miss Bowes, Of Eagle