Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14

We're in the city today.
| DR.. f. j. Battin, of New Providence
was in the city Monday.
Kemble is ready to plant your flower
| bed, cannas, geraniums, saliva.
$500 ---.-S->---
DR.. Wood. eye, ear. nose, throat
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel
| Now is the time to can pineapples
| and strawberries. Flowers grocery
| phone PA.
Messrs. George and l.. w. Hauser, o.
Bethel Grove, spent the day in the city
on business.
| The w. r.. C. Aid will meet with Mrs
Alfred Doty. 500 North Second avenue
Wednesday afternoon.
Nice fresh eggs, Is cents a dozen, OF
| two dozens for So cents, at Carlson's
| grocery, S East State street
Mrs. c. L. Belden. of Gearing. mothe,
of Mr. E. L. Belden, of this city. wa.
| in Nevada Monday. on business.
Wanted-Young man who will work
for his tuition while taking Business
/ College course. 'Phone $40 at once.
What is better than home made bis.
| cults made with home made baking
| powder? Ask your. grocer for May
| flower
! Miss Florence Harris left this at
! ternoon for Chicago for. a several
| weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Harry
| Vollmer.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Moscrip. of New
| ton, arrived in the city this morning tc
| visit for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Hobbs.
A crowd of boys of the Oskaloose
Y. M. c. A. passed thru the city Mon
| day on their way to Clear Lake 70,
their annual camp.
General Roadmaster NJ. H. Shelley
of the Iowa Central, who has been ii
Alberta province. Canada, for ten days
on business, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton DERRICK, OF
Butte. Mont, are in the city seeking
a. location for an airdome Mr.. DERRICK
who formerly lived here, has been in
the same business in Butte.
When the warm weather has driven
you to the porch are you prepared with
comfortable furniture? If you think
that you need an additional rocker or
settee it will pay you to see the beauti-
full line Marion Gard is showing.
Mr.. G. E. HIATT, Of Denver, who has
been in the city for a short visit with
his cousin, Miss Pearl Deuel., and an
other cousin Mr.. Joseph Ferguson
north Of the city, went to Omaha Mon
day. Mr.. Ferguson accompanied him
for short visit.
Star Lodge, No. 8, Iowa Legion of
Honor, has invited the Belle Plaine
drill team to exenrplify the work upon
a class of candidates in this city next
Thursday night, June 16. A good-sized
delegation from the Belle Plaine lodge
is expected to accom- pany the degree
team.
Mrs. A. D. Wood. North Eleventh
street, entertained about dozen little
folks at her home Monday afternoon.
in honor Of her daughter Margaret's
9Th anniversary. The hours were spent
playing games, and in serving refresh
ments the hostess was assisted by Miss
Vera Low.
All members and friends of the Pres
byterian church are invited to picnic
at the. City Park. Wednesday, the 18th.
Bring your supper. Hacks will leave
the church from 1880 to 2 p. m. If you
can't come early, send the children and
come for supper. Hacks will leave
City Park after supper.
Howard L. Miller is home from Chi
cago, where he has been to interview
music publishers relative to the publ
olf fnV0 ~ hi ito
home talent musical comedy, "a Mod
ern Knight" Mr.. Miller has been
promised that leading Chicago firm
will take charge Of his publishing next
fall.
The body of Miss Bessie Bevins, who
died at Las Vegas, N. M, a few days
ago, reached the city at 1887 today
and was buried in Riverside from the
station. The body was accompanied
from Des Holmes by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Richardson, the latter sister Of Miss
Bevins. At the grave Rev. c. H. Nor
ris conducted a brief service.
A wedding of well-known young peo-
pie of Marion township will take place
Wednesday evening, when Miss Alice
Moeller will become the bride Of Mr..
John Shipton. The yelling will take
place at the home Of the brides par
ents, two miles southeast of Green
Mountain. Mr.. Shipton is a son Of
William Shipton, a prominent Marion
township farmer.
Finding we are unable to serve
promptly all those desiring to pay
telephone bills by the 10th, to secure
discount we will allow same II paid
any time during current month. This
applies to all who are entitled by
reason of their contract or rates and
to those who may have paid the Is
cents extra after the 10th. Marshall
Telephone Company.
Marsha1ltown friends Of Miss Miriam
Low, Of the department Of English Of
Grinnell College, will be interested to
know Of her approaching marriage to
Mr.. Walter Brigham, of Portland, Me-,
a professor of Latin in the University
of Wisconsin. The wedding will take
place at the brides home in Burlington
next Saturday, June 1s. Miss Low Is
a daughter OF G. G. Low, Of Burlington,
and niece Of T. p. Low, Of Marion
township.
Thirty-five employees Of the Fair
store and few relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Mershon Joined in a sur
prise upon Mr.. and Mrs. Mershon at
their home Monday evening. The &C.
casion was the tenth anniversary OF
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