Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-22

Company at once.
The Tirzah Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Augusta Wossing, 306 South
Sixth avenue, Friday afternoon.
Buy Thor electric washing machine
If you want the best. Ask us about
them. Buchanan-Boughton Company
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Banzhaf. eos Anson
street, are parents Of a ten and one
half pound son. born Wednesday eve
ming
DR.. F. J. Neiman. veterinary surgeon.
Office and veterinary hospital, 107 and
| lo9 East State street. Office phone
404, residence 372
Special prices. Muslin underwear,
lace curtains. house dresses. em mbroid-
cries, ginghams. white waists; genuine
bargains in all departments. The An
! drews store.
Hundreds of women in Marshall
county can testify that Growers soft
shoes for tender feet are the best and
most comfortable shoe on the market
Larson & Clemens
| Jelly glasses. We have a large sup
ply Of jelly glasses that we are going
to sell at 20 cents. dozen. Now is
the time to buy them. Carlson Bros. &
Will. l22-124 West Main.
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A. r. Lakeman, an Iowa Central op-
orator here, left for St. Louis this
morning for a weeks visit before going
to his home at DeGraff. Minn., to visit
his parents for two months.
Mrs. A. D. Ehle, of Amsterdam. n.
Y, arrived in the city Wednesday
eevning. and will be a guest for an
indefinite length Of time at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank B. Wiley.
| Every transaction we make bears
out this statement: "Highest quality,
lowest prices We buy to please, and
every customer is a living advertise
n ent for our business. Larson &
Clemens
Mrs. Mollie f. Rogers, of Pasa dena,
Cal, is in the city visiting at the homes
OF her nieces, Mrs. Belle Travis and
Mrs. Charles Anson. She will also
visit at the hcne Of her brother NJ.
Cecil Rogers. at Laurel.
Harry Comparet, 300 Summit street
a travelling salesman representing the
Luthe Hardware Company. Of Des
Moines. has gone to Colorado Springs,
Colo. to remain Indefinitely. Mr.. Com
paret is suffering with tuberculosis He
has been in failing health for about a
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Dickerson and
the latter's son. Russell Brown, OF St.
Anthony. left Wednesday night for Van
Vert, O., Mrs. Dickerson's former
home. where they will visit. They will
spend two months in the east. visiting
at Columbus, Cincinnati, GAINESVILLE,
Canton. and Carroll. O.; Niagara Falls,
and Washington. D. c.
| C. NJ Tucker Of Los Angeles, who
has been visiting for two weeks at the
E. D. Koeppel home In this city. went
to st. Anthony Wednesday evening to
visit at the Charles Koeppel home, and
to look after his farm three miles
to Belvidere. ILL.,. from here, to visit
his brother, G. G. Tucker, and will also
visit at Chicago and Lake Geneva,
Wis. before returning home.
! Mr.. A. r. Birchard and Miss Mary
Zatechka will leave Sunday for Grants
Pass, Ore. where they will spend the
summer at the home Of Mr.. Orchards
son, Mr.. P. T. Birchard At st. Paul
they will be joined by Miss Ruth
Birchard. Of Grants Pass, who is a
student at Wisconsin State University,
Madison; and Mrs. Lizzie Baxter
Brown and her father. formerly Of this
city but now Of Sac City.
| Mrs. Kate Vogel, daughter Miss
Fame Vogel, and daughter in-law Mrs.
Harry Vogel and the latter's son Ralph,
left this morning for Portland, Ore.
where for two months they will be
guests at the home of another daugh-
ter of Mrs. Kate Vogel, Mrs. Harry
Carr and family. They were accompa-
MED as far as Omaha by Miss Louise
vogel, who will stop at Logan for
few days. on her way home.
]. NJ. Holt left last night for Chicago,
where he will Join several Dartmouth
classmates who are en- route to Han
over n H., to attend their thirty
fifth class reunion. He will spend a
short vacation among friends and rela-
tives in New England. visiting his
brother. Hermon, at Claremont, n. III.
whom he has not seen for over fifteen
years. He will also visit a nephew at
Boston ani his old home in Vermont.
Mrs. George Schneider, Of San Fran
| CISCO, IL III tne CITY Luz d VlSlI VI dOOul
two weeks at the home Of Mr.. Schneid-
er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schneider. Mr.. Schneider. wha accom-
panied his wife to this city. ia now In
the east on business trip to New
York, Boston and other cities. He will
return the last Of the month and re-
main for a week before ne and Mrs.
Schneider start for home.
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| Miss Mabel Kinsey. a daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Kinsey, living four
miles north of town, left Wednesday
night for worden. Mont, where she
will spend the summer with Miss Ruth
Ide, who was a classmate at Rockford
College. Miss Ide whose home is at
Springfield. ILL.,. is proving up on a
claim at Worden. Miss Kinsey may
visit Spokane and 60 on to the coast
later. She will not return home be-
fore Oct l. and may decide to remain
| in the west year.
On invitation Of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
G. Ward the members Of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society and friends, to the
number Of eighty. enjoyed a most de-
lightful all-day picnic Wednesday at
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