Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-08

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!! The City In Brief
Eastman kodaks 1t Newton.A
Brown. photographer, - West Main
Paper napkins in all styles and
prices at Newton's.
New styles in stationery at New
TOMS. 115 East Main.
Dance A. o. U. W. hall tamorrow
night. Ladies' free. gents rs CENTS.
Mr.. Henry Wilhelm, Of Dubuque,
spent Thursday in the city on business.
Or. A. r Lynn. physician and sur
geon. Office 1872 West Main, phone
Sss.
Farmers. we pay 18 cents for fresh
eggs. ~ cents for No butter. ParloI
grocery.
Mrs. Emma Francisco. who has been
diving at 40 East State street. has
moved to sos Woodbury..
Work has begun at ST. Thomas hos
pital in making preparations to install
the new passenger elevator.
Mt. David Lennox went to Minneap-
oils Wednesday night, where he will
remain few days on business.
Do you want a pair Of - shoes for
1926. 4 SO. 60 to O'Brien's. The stock
is new. He is going out Of business.
his loss Is your gain.
James r. Northup. who has been
seriously Ill the past few days, is slow
ly Improving and is now believed to be
entirely out Of danger.
Mrs. D. T. Bauman and daughter.
Miss Clara Bauman. Mrs. James Park
er and Mrs. Rose jackson, Of Liscomb,
spent the day in the city.
Messrs. Tom Stotts and Frank Lock-
wood were at Toledo Thursday after
noon to witness the events Of the
central Iowa tennis tournament.
! Now is the time to buy that rug that
you are going to need this fall. The
prices at Cards on rugs are cut SO deep
that you can we'll afford to buy 1t.
4 Three months OF summer yet and you
can buy the best porch furniture ut q
big saving at Marion Cards. the origi-
nator Of low prices on well built furni-
tur0.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Emmett Waters left
this morning for Minneapolis for a
visit Of about ten days with their niece,
Mrs. James Norman, formerly Miss
Lillian Cummings. Of this city.
II there Is anw season Of the year
when you need to save your steps, it is
In the summer time. A kitchen cabinet
Will save you miles. Let us quote you
q low price now. Marion Gard.
Mr.. NJ L. Swain. of Richmond, Va,
l. visiting his sister, Mrs. F. o. Hin
ecker. in this city. and at the home
OF another sister, Mrs. Everett Rash,
three and one-haf miles southwest of
town.
James A. Reed. the Kansas City
attorney who was stricken with APP
pendicitis Wednesday night and re-
moved to St Thomas hospital, showed
Ma ifHSrovement today ,saltfio he Is still
confn&d in bed. 1t will be two or
three days, II the patient continues to
improve, before he will be able to
leave for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert E. Smith. of
Spokane, Wash. who have been visit
ing at the A. p. Brat home the past
export, where they will remain q few
days with relatives. From Davenport
they will go to Chicago, where Mr..
sr-,+h will spend day or two on busi-
ness before returning home. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Carney. Of this city. who
are now visiting in the west, will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith at Spokane
some time next week for an extended
visit Mrs. Smith is Mrs. Carney's
daughter. ,s,.
Mrs. B. D. Draws, 1901 South Center
street, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the Arson Mothers Club.
After the regular business session a
Short program was given. Miss Vada
Bartholomew gave recitation and
Mrs. E. NJ Bartholomew a reading.
Mrs F. o. Hinecker recited Mothers
Influence" After the program the
hours were spent socially, and refresh
anents were served by the hostess. The
guest Of the afternoon, Mrs. George
Fanton, was received into the club
membership.
DR.. Rosa IAebig has received copy
OF The Zonian, the school publication
of the Cana. Zone high school, at Girls
tobal, Panama, Of which Miss Mildred
"A. Davis, formerly Of this city. is one
OF the class editors. Miss Davis is a
daughter Of Will S. Davis, formerly g
blacksmith in the employ Of the Iowa
Central, who resided at $40 West
Nevada street. The paper Is cleverly
edited and contains stories and school
news Of interest. To the June num-
Der Miss Davis has contributed a
story. THE Founding of Panama" and
q poem. AN Isthmian wooer"
Mrs. Roy Bradbury, 800 North
Third street, was hostess this after
noon at an informal and very enjoy
able sew party given complimentary tc
/. her sister law. Mrs. Otto Dentzer, Of
Oak Park. Ill. Twenty eight young Ia
dies were guests. An impyomptu must
lit