Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-29

street.
Miss Pearl Blanche left Tuesday FOL
Seattle, where she will remain unit
Sept. l.
| Miss Elsie We1ker informally enter
tanned a half dozen young lady friend
at dinner Tuesday evening.
Miss zelrna wetherill, of Carroll
spent Tuesday in the city at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Egermayer.
| Travelling Passenger Agent Georg g
Bristow, OF the Great Western. spen
Tuesday night in the city on business
Farm lands, write us today about ou
free excursion July to South Dakota
James River Valley land exchange
fremont building.
Mrs. Unger and Miss Lewis will give
a piano and violin recital at the schoo
Of music Thursday evening, June 80
The public is invited.
The secret Of your neighbours success
with baking powder biscuits, she use'
Mayfower All grocers have May
flower baking powder.
The Tirzah Aid Society was very
pleasantly entertained at dts regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
George Ruopp, 206 West Linn street.
| Just received, another shipment O
old potatoes. This will be your las
chance at 80 cents per bushel or q
cents in five bushel lots. Flowers mea
market, phone PA.
DR.. F. j. Neiman, assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. G. L. Wilmington, as.
sistant practitioner. Office and veteri.
nary hospital, 107 and 10S East State
street. Office phone 4o4. residence
372.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church Of Minerva will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. August
Gustafson. Friday evening, at the
church, an dee cream social will be
given by the society.
! Miss Nellie Martin, a telephone oper.
ator, who has been at st. Thomas hos
pital two weeks. recovering from an op
i Grafton for appendicitis was discharged
Tuesday and. removed to her room. a
the Brock home, 808 North Center.
A small blaze in the kitchen Of tn,
Stone restaurant, South Third avenue
caused two alarms to be turned IL
shortly before o'clock this morning
Heat from the oven of the range ig-
nited the floor. in spite Of it being COW
cred with asbestos. The damage was
very slight.
Mr.. Fred Click Of Minneapolis. and
Mr.. George Fletcher, of Chicago, ar
rived in the city this morning to at
P1% ~
grandf> ner, DIR. George Click. Mr.
Charl Click, of Hamilton. Mont, Is
expe. to recah the city tonight or
Thursday morning.
Everyone is invited to attend the
picnic at the Fred Duff home, three
miles east and one and one-half miles
north Of Marshalltown the Fourth OF
July. There will he a program and
other pleasurable features Rev
Mr.. Wheeler and Rev. Mr.. Brewer will
be the orators Of the day.
/ We are now in the heat of the sum-
mer, the days when one seeks a nice
cool, refreshing drink from the soda
fountain. For the best drinks try
Beinert's drug store. Only pure food
products used in the preparation of our
drinks. We employ, only experienced
dispensers Visit our fountain and you
will make it your headquarters during
the sultry days.
\ Mrs. Kenneth D. Steere, Of Chicago
\ and her mother, Mrs. M. E. Gidden, OF
| Goodland, Kan, are visiting at the
j home of Mrs. GIiddens sister, Mrs. H
tP. Dunield, Of the soldiers home. The
4hadies will be here for about a week.
Mrs. Steere will be better remembered
:, rs Miss Grace Dunield. Mr.. Steere has
zone to Richmond, Va. to practice law
Ind Mrs. Steere will go to Richmond
then she finishes her visit here.
iFrench Metal Polish makes metal
hugh. Try it on your silver. brass
70. minimum, tea kettle, faucets, bath
BIN fixtures or auto and see If 1t
~ esn't. Make your home more attrac-
\ lie, your life brighter. by polishing
n l1r metals with French Metal Polish
Il dishes the polish OF any other polish
4 kmaN can Of it does a big lot Of pol
H Ing. At first-class grocers, drug
II is, garages, hardwares, furniture and
dartment stores. Half pints, % cents
\ us. 40 cents.
n small company Of men from towns
I ntth of here went to Boone this morn
Iind to attend the state convention OF
thu Christian church. Those who were
in he party were G. e. Arney, OF AL
bion; Dnas Bueghly and Henry Green.
Of Lisoomb: Thomas Hauser, Jr.. OF
Union; and A. ]. Mabie and G. w.
Moore, Of Written. Bernard E. En-
lish, of this city, went to Boone this
morning to attend the convention. A
large delegation from Central church
will go to Boone Thursday.
| Rev. and. Mrs J. E. Stauffacher and
| daughter Maude will go to Gearing
Thursday morning to be present at the
annual convention OF the Women's
Home ana Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Des Motnes conference Of the
United Evangelical church. The dele
gates from the State street church are
Mrs. Lester Williams and Mrs. o. s.
Dewitt, and the First church sends
MN. y. C. sf'oWefs a. .; delegate. There
will also be present from the First
church Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Force,
and Mesdames James Debates. r. J.
Young, and Florence Pardee. All will