Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-23
Eastman kodalss at Newton's.
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DR.. Graham, osteopath, fremont block

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Eaeis Music Co.. pianos. II 8. First.
DR.. Graham, osteopath, fremont block
Free admission to the fair grounds
July 4. Everybody come
Phone 626 for q good flour at $1.25
per sack. Johnson 4 Matsen.
I Knabe. the worlds greatest piano
Eadie Music Co. II South First street
Latest cross stripe neckties--50 cent
ties, IS cents. The yellow front, North
First avenue.
Brown, photographer, the man be-
hind the camera" now located ovel
| Abbott's hardware store.
! Great money saver-see those new
sample skirts on sale at the yellow
front. North First avenue.
Three harness races. running race:
and other good entertainments at the
fair grounds all day July 1.
When you do your Saturday market
ing go to 1saacsons meat market where
you can get the best of meats for your
Sunday dinner.
One hundred suit cases at 50 cents
each on sale Saturday. Come early
before they are gone. Bargain Store
North First avenue.
Kendall & Vests will have for Sat
urday's trade string beans, cucumbers
onions. cantelopes, cherries, oranges
bana ans. Phone AS.
Fifty linen and washable suits, S195
each. on sale Saturday morning and
lasts until all are sold. The Bargain
Store, North First avenue.
The first watermelons of the season
at Bruster's Grocery: also some fine
canteloupes and raspberries-and a
full line Of seasonable vegetables.
We are selling watermelorS. musk
melons. home grown tomatoes and Gu
cumbers, as well as lots OF cherries,
currants, and June berries. Reynolds
& Sheldon.
Smith Music Company. 10 East Main
street. have just received from the VIC
| tor Company their latest model Vic
trola which sells for $50. Call at the
store and hear it.
| Remember that we are selling Santa
Claus soap seven bars for rs cents and
Lenox soap seven bars for 25 cents
this week only. Johnson & Matsen.
222 East Main street. Phone 626.
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The Woodmen Circle was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
| George Thompson, COL North First av-
i enue. A pleasant social afternoon was
enjoyed, and the hostess served light
| refreshments.
Mrs. A. w. sinden, formerly Miss
Belle WEIGH, of this city. and two
az, ~,
city this morning and were guests for
the day Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Van
Tine Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Sinden and
children expect to leave in about a
| week for a summers visit in Yer
mont.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Give Kirk Of Moline,
who were in the city to attend the
Johnson-Packer wedding, left for their
home this morning. Mrs. Kirk has
been here for several days. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Kinks grand
father, Mr.. Nathan Kirk. Of Bangor.
who has been visiting at his grandson's
home for few weeks.
The Harmony Aid Society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mes
DANES f. r. Morse and D: H. Conger
and Miss Lillian Tucker, at the Morse
home. over 103 West Main street At
| ter the usual business session and work
a two lunch was enjoyed The
! serving was done by Misses Eva Ton
dro, Clara Williams and Retta Hide
brand. Mrs. Claude Lowry, of Garwin,
an out-of-town member, was present.
L. r. Idso, Of Ferguson, who has
been to Lebeau, S. D.. for a short bust
ness trip, reached here this morning on
his way home. He says that much Of
South Dakota IS suffering badly from
| the drouth, and that some of the crops
| will be either a total or partial failure.
He saw many wheat fields where the
grain was not over ankle high, and the
pastures are brown and burned and In
many places they have been set on
fire by railroad locomotives.
A most marked Improvement in the
condition Of James Boucher, son Of DR..
F. H. Boucher, who is sick Of cerebral
spinal meningitis at ST. Thomas hospi-
tai, has taken place during the past
| twenty four hours, due to the prompt
use Of the F7exner serum. Today the
boys temperature. pulse and blood
| count were normal. If the improvement
continues another twenty-four hours
he will be out Of danger. No serum has
! been used since the injection of thirty
| cubic centimeters Wednesday night.
A thoroughly delightful all-day affair
Thursday, was enjoyed by about TWEEN =
ty of the members Of the Concordia
Nahebund of this city, which was en-
tertained by Mrs. Mary Buttschau. a
member, and Mrs. ]. F. Wrage, at the
latter's beautiful country home mile
west Of Berlin. Others from Berlin
and vicinity. were guests. and about
thirty five sat down to the delicious
three-course dinner served by the hos
tesses at noon. The day was spent
socially and light refreshments were
served late in the afternoon. before
the MarshalHown guests took the train
for home.
Mrs. Cora Berkstresser, Of Mount
Carroll. ILL.,. accompanied by her son.
Mr.. Allen Berkstresser. left for Mount
Carroll Thursday after q few days visit
in this city at the home OF the formers
brother, Mr. Aaron Palmer. Mrs. Berk-
stresser and son are on their way home
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