Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-14

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The City In Brief
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
DR.. Wood, eye. ear. throat. CLASSES.
Five per cent money. William An
drews Company.
We are offering great bargains II
wash suits NJ F. Andrews.
DR.. j. F. Battin and son, of New
Providence, spent the day in the city.
| We have another lot Of samples O,
lace curtains at 10 cents each. NJ. f
Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nelson Downs Wis
tied with Mr.. Downs mother in Mon
tour today.
MISS Ethelyn Bronson, Of Minneap
Oils. visited over Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira s. Johnston.
For sale-Three good properties
reason for selling, am going away. Mrs
Rose Porter, 3o5 South Fourth street
Wall paper cheaper than ever SOLD
In Marshalltown before, at the Sim.
mons book store. Sale now going on
If you are going to need any wal
paper in the next year it will pay yor
to attend the big cleaning up sale al
Simmons Book Store.
Do you like good tea? Then order
Tycoon teas Of Will Miller. They are
the purest teas and have Worldwide
reputation built on quality.
Remember the sale of new bicycles a
Hubler's tomorrow. A chance to buy
new wheel at the wholesale price. Fol
one day only and for cash.
We are better prepared to take care
OF your business now than ever be.
fore. Give us your order. Everythins
guaranteed. Kendall & West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Parker, o,
Chicago, arrived in the city Saturda,
evening for weeks visit with the for.
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Parker.
Use Tycoon teas for Ice tea. A bet.
ter tea than you can buy for the sam.
money elsewhere. A reputation bna
1 0fo1ffHy To oil
try for half a century. Will Miller, sole
agent in Marshalltown.
Rev. Harry Rice who assisted In tn
Sunday revival, and who is with tn
members of the Sunday party who ar
conducting revival at Union, spen
the day in the city. He said the pros
poets for good revival at Union wer
excellent.
Tomorrow at Hubler's you can buy {
new bicycle at wholesale price, jus
what they cost Huber. He does no
ask for any profit, simply wants to re-
duce stock. The sale is for cash ane
you get a bargain. liver Johnson, Ma.
tional and other makes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay G. Johnston, o
Sparks, New, are in the city for a visi
with Mr.. Johnston's parents, Mr.. am
Mrs. Ira s. Johnston, and with othe
relatives and friends. Mr.. Johnston
will remain for about ten days, blu
Mrs. Johnston will stay for longe
visit.
Rev. J. III. Patterson, pastor OF tn,
United Brethren church, left today To-
Cambridge to attend the annual con
hvention of the Des Moines branch %
the Y. p. s. G. e. Of the u. B. church
From Cambridge he will go to Moravis
to attend the Iowa branch meeting
which begins Wednesday,.
Mrs. Bird Hotchsiss and son Lislt
left this morning for visit of two OF
three weeks in Omaha, and Hastings
Neb, and Sioux City. Mrs. Hotchkiss
will visit Mrs. John Snyder formerl,
OF this city, while she is in Hastings
She will be the guest of her sister, Mrs
Harold Wicksall, during her stay in
Sioux City.
Alice, little daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. James MCGEE, 100 South Second
street, celebrated her 9Th anniversary
Saturday afternoon with a party al
which sixteen little girls were guests
The party was from $3.50 to $3.50
o'clock, and Mrs, MCGEE was assisted
in serving refreshments by her guest
Mrs. Ira w. Preston, Of Chicago, and
Mrs. B. w. Sinclair.
Mrs. NJ. M. Dixon and Mrs. F. ]. Mel
man entertained seventeen little folks
Saturday afternoon from to at the
formers home, in honor OF Gale Dix
on's 4th, and Delora Neiman's third
birthday anniversary. The children
enjoyed games on the lawn and the
hostesses served a light lunch at $3.50
A feature of the lunch was the two
birthday cakes, decorated with pink
candles.
Mesdames George Cummings, L. r
London and Miles Kelleher entertained
thirty ladies' at the latter's home, 2Os
South Third avenue, Saturday after
noon. The affair was in the nature OF
a novelty shower for Miss Hazel
Green, who is to be married wednes-
day, June 16, to Mr.. Charles Bend
lage Miss Green was the recipient OF
many pretty gifts. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent. floral love
story and a rag chewing contest. fur
v1iohnd $tA opo,,Sa,,,ar4 ~ ~. oAA..