Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-31

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Tuttle. jeweter. 10 East Main.
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Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
Social dance at Forney's hall, We'd
nesday evening, June l.
DR.. Lierle, eye. ear. nose and throat.
fremont block. Glasses fitted.
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Don't forget to ring 214 for your
meat and groceries. Flowers.
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Why not buy that graduating gift
at Simmons book store removal sale?
Rowena Circle will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Phoebe Cagwin,
305 South Second street.
Wall paper at half prize and first
class hangers to do ygur work on
short notice. Simmons book store
Mrs. Burt Boggie, vno is ill at st.
Thomas hospital, whe she was taken
several days ago for5treatment, is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Burrows and
children, of Cedar Rapids, spent Mon
day in the city with DR.. and Mrs. H.
A. Kinnan.
Fine potatoes at Flowers grocery at
80 cents per bushel, or at 25 cents per
bushel in, lots of five bushels or more.
Phone 214.
Tomorrow is June first. Start the
month by buying your groceries at the
Parlor Grocery. 1t means a saving in
your Living expenses.
Misses Clara and Marian Smith. of
Ames, who have been visiting briefly
with their cousin, Miss Gladys Menden-
hall, returned to Ames today.
Howard L. Miller returned from
Belle Plaine this morning where he has
been visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. f. Miller, since Saturday.
Miss Louise Townsend returned to
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. H. Townsend, and friends.
Mrs. r. F. Maroney. 112 West Grant
street, will entertain Wednesday after
noon in honor Of Miss Mary Thissen,
who is to be married soon to Mr.. Paul
Roskopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. schick and Miss
Amanda Wells were in Beaman Mon
day in attendance at the Memorial Day
exercises, making the drive in the
Schick car.
When going on picnic or prepar-
ing an evening lunch don't forget the
Buttercup brick cheese. No lunch is
complete without it. Sold by all lead
ing grocers. Try it.
Mrs. Elijah Brown Jones, of Cedar
Falls, arrived in the city Monday even
ing, and Rev. Mr.. Jones will be here
today, for few days visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Janney.
Max Smith returned this morning
from Newton where he attended the
commencement exercises of the New
ton high school. His cousin, Miss
Lena Livingston, was president of the
graduating class.
This is pineapple week. Buy now
while the market is right. We quote
the following low prices for this week:
Choice 36's, SIPS per dozen; 4O's at
81 per dozen. Bruster's Cash Grocery,
North First avenue.
H. oOd1S elAAiSSo ilOLAiS S1AAS
morning from Houston and other
southern Texas points, phere he has
been for six months. Mr.. Sears has
property. interests in southern Texas
to which he has been devoting his at
tention during his absence.
We call your attention to our large
and excellent assortment of set rings.
Our ring stock is complete and we can
show you the finest goods in varying
prices. We can show you rings with
any stone desirable. Come in and in
spect our stock. o. E. Tuttle.
Rev. and Mrs. CLAUS Qualen enter
tanned the confirmation class Of the
Elm Norwegian Lutheran church al
their home, 112 South Tenth street
Monday evening. All Of the fifteen
members of the class attended The
| evening was spent with games, and
Mrs. Qualen served refreshments.
| Miss Justine Jones, who has beer
visiting at her home in Cedar Falls
over Sunday, returned Monday even
| ing, accompanied by her mother, Mrs
| E. B. Jones, who will be here for g
short visit Rev. Mr.. Jones delivered
| the Memorial Day address at Pella He
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| Miss Iva Dewitt is home from Val
pariaso, Ind, where she has been en-
rolled for one term in the conserva-
tory of music at the university there
She was accompanied home by her
mother and sister, Mrs. o. S. and Miss
Marvel Dewitt, who had been visiting
in Valparaiso for a few days.
! The members of the Baptist church
and congregation were entertained al
a lawn social at the parsonage, Mon
day evening, by the May division o,
the Ladies' Aid Society, of which Mrs
James MCGEE is chairman. Japanese
lanterns lighted the lawn, and flags
were used as decorations. Old ant
young joined in the old-fashione6
games played, and light refreshments
were enjoyed. About seventy-fivt
were present.
| Mrs. Frank Snyder and daughter
Miss Kate, of Oskaloosa, and Mrs
Snyder's sister, Miss Annie Farrell, o.
Chicago, spent Memorial Day In the
city. They We're Joined here by Mrs
William Horrigan, Of Waterloo. who
was here for the day. Miss Farrell
accompanied her sister and niece tt
Oskaloosa today and after a two