Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-21
Eyes tested. Phone 47s.
Glasses fitted. 124 East Main.
Geo. ]. Allen. optical specialist.

Glasses ntLeQ. lZ4 East MAlns
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Geo. j. Allen. optical specialist
watermelons are fine this year. Ken
dali & Vests have a good assortment.
Mr.. William Bremner left for La
Grange, ILL.,. this morning to visit for
several weeks with his son, Mr.. |
George Bremner
Wanted-To borrow at once $500, Sc
curity mortgage on real estate State
interest wanted. Address MID came
Times Republican.
The Excelsior Aid Society will be en-
tertained at Riverview park Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. H. o. Swick and
Mrs. Walter Wilson.
Mrs. C. r. Ewald and baby Geraldine
went to Montour this morning to re-
main for two weeks with her husbands
cousins, James and Anna Vreeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Mix and daughter
Thelma left Tuesday for the northern
part of the state, where they will spend
a week Or two fishing at different lakes.
Mrs. byron Carpenter left for Clear
Lake this morning to remain for a
week or two with Mrs. o. Hummell, of
Waterloo, who has a cottage at the
lake.
Mrs. Alice Blodgett, of ST Louis, Mo-,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening,
and is the guest of her son, Mr.. C. G..
Blodgett, and family, 4O3 East State
street.
Charles P. Bay, the well-known mail
carrier, who has been off duty for
ABOUT a week, following an attack of
sickness, was able to resume his work
| Tuesday.
My gallery is open from 1880 a. M
until p. m. do not close during the
noon hour and have competent help to
take care of your wants. Brown, the
photographer.
Mrs. Lottie Mcintosh and children, of
Cedar Rapids, arrived in the city Tues
day evening from Oskaloosa, and spent
the day here at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. j. Auracher.
At meeting of the Marshalltown
Driving Club. held Tuesday night, it
was decided to hold another racing
matinee at the fair grounds next We'd
| neSday afternoon.
Mr.. Dwight Denmead left this morn
ing for Council Bluffs, where he will
remain for a few days, going to wit
ness the arrival and departure of the
Cllidden tour motor cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kline and
daughter Lovena, of Rockford, ILL.,, who
have been visiting for two weeks at
the home of Mr. Kline's sister, Dr.
Rosa Liebig, left for their home this
morning.
It's no reflection on your wife's cook
ing when we say, buy green label but
termilk bread. The weather is too hot
for your wife to watch an oven, an6
there is no need when you can get such
! good bread as we make. Robertson 6
Strub.
; Mr.. c. G. Eldridge, of the Eldridge.
Beebe Automobile Company, will go tx
Chicago tonight to be present tomorrow
at convention Of the Buick car deal
ers. From Chicago the dealers will g,
to Flint, Mich, to spend a few days a
the factory, and look over the new 1911
= models.
9 Miss Minnie Biggs, who has been .
J. rural line operator in the Marshal
n Telephone Company exchange for owe
y seven years, has resigned her positio
and will go to Laurel to enter the en-
. ploy Of the Maytag general store. Mis-
a Biggs succeeds at Laurel Miss Kat
4 Weissenburger, who will take an ex
tended western trip.
: Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Sinclair, daugh
e ter Fredricks, and son William, lef
$. Tuesday night for Jenkins, Mimi
where the family will remain for al
outing of a month on the lakes Whicl
;, , thickly dot that part of Crow Wins
= county. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. lines ant
!. family will leave for Jenkins Saturda:
= to be with the Sinclair family.
). Mrs. Robert Sniffen, of New Yorl
n who was called to the city six week
: ago owing to the illness of her fathe,
e the late Jackson D. Parker, left thi
: afternoon for her home. Mrs. Parl1e
accompanied her daughter as far a
Chicago, where Mrs. Sniffen will NEE
. her husband, and go east after fe,
~ days stay. Mrs. Parker will be HON
= Sunday.
A, Real Vinegar for your pickles. W
5. have been selling Batavia vinegar &c
u picking purposes for a long time an
d have never had complaint about
# yet. Some Of the best pickle make,
o in town who come to US every year Fl
their supply of picking vinegar tell l
that they would not use any other kin
"a In bulk it is 35 cents per gallon. Peck
j. ham Grocery Company.
n Local Freight Agent f. H. McCar
l. of the Iowa Central, accompanied b
IF his two sons, will leave Friday for
y months visit in Montana and Idah
% and at the exposition in Seattl
n Travelling Auditor John Smith bega
.. Tuesday to check McCarl out of offie
3 during his vacation. While he is ava
g s. o. Lampman, cashier Of the offic
=, will be in charge.
ID Joseph Davidek, of Tama, passe
thru the city this morning, accom-
!, panying his wife, with whom he ha
~ been to Rochester, Mimi, where h
- case was diagnosed. Mrs. Davidek
= suffering with cancer of the stomac
"a and the Rochester physicians woul
"a not operate. Mrs. Davidek was bein
y transported on a cot, and was ver
- weak from the strain of the hard trj
~ home.
- The penny social given Tuesda
% evening at the l.. r. Willard home, A
- North First street, by Mrs. /.
- Kembles Congregational Sunday scho
= class of eight girls, was fairly we
- attended and proved a great success