Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-16

George J. Allen. optical specialist


You should 60 to the carnival to-
night.
Girls wanted in the sausage room at
the packing house.
| Attend the smoke sale at Miller's
Grocery. North First avenue Saturday
knabe, the worlds greatest piano
| Eadie Music Co, II South First street
Attend the smoke sale at Miller's
Grocery, North First avenue Saturday
| Mr. J. Ii Carney went to colfax
| Thursday evening for an over-Sunday
stay.
| Your chance to get a bargain in
canned goods at Miller's smoke sale
tomorrow.
Kendall & West have the best cof-
| fees and teas. Give them your order.
Phone 44S.
Big matinee at the Odeon Saturday.
Three acts, 1000 feet Of good moving
pictures, 10 cents.
There is good proposition for a
few clean live men. See Mr.. Dormer
at the Y. NJ. C. "A.
Don't miss seeing the amateurs at the
| Odeon Saturday night. They will go
on at the last show.
Miss Corrine Whitney went to Oska-
loosa this morning to visit for two
! weeks with Mrs. Iona Guthrie.
Don't forget to order some Buttercup
| brick cheese from your grocer. 1t is a
good cheese and you will like it.
The Witenagemote Club has ad-
journed until the first Monday in Oc-
! tober, when election of officers will be
held.
! Underwear sale-Gauze union and
| two piece suits go at actual wholesale
cost. The yellow front, North First
avenue.
Ask your friends about the animal
| show at the carnival and they will tell
you that it is the best trained anima
act they ever saw.
/ Mr.. and Mrs James r. Pound have
arrived home from Margate. P. E. l
| where they were called recently by the
death Of Mr.. Pounds father.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Car
! Workers will hold lawn social Sat
urday evening at the home Of T.
Wilcox, so1 South First avenue.
We are going to have plenty of coun.
try dressed chickens tomorrow. They
will be sold at IL cents per pound. &c,
your order in early. Carlson Bros. &
| Will.
! Mr. and Mrs A. D. Meeker were in
Grinnell Thursday night as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanders, going
especially to see the new baby at the
Sanders home.
! Take the children to the carnival
Saturday afternoon and let them en-
JOY the merry-go-round, as all children
under 10 years of age will be given two
rides for cents.
Mr.. and Mrs w. n. vosburg, of Gil
man. were In the city Thursday even
Ing. being on their way home from
Cedar Rapids, where Mr.. vosburg has
been attending the iowa Masonic grand
lodge.
| Prof. Lee P. Seg, Of the state uni.
versity. who has been visiting his pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Sieg, FOL
a week. returned to Iowa City thk
| afternoon. Miss Ruth Sieg. who is at.
tending Drake University, Des Moines
will arrive Saturday to spend tho vaca
ton with her parents.
Mrs. Thomas Pearse Of Geneva. an6
| Mrs. Ludwig Espersen, of Clarion. ar
! rived in the city today from Mt. Yer
| non, where they have been to atten6
| the Cornell College commencement
| where Mrs. Pearse's son, Rubee Pearse
graduated. Mrs. Pearse and Mrs. Es-
| will no har tov wi
iting at the homes of Mrs. Pearse's
! brothers, Messrs. 8. w, w. R., and +.
w. Rubee.
The Sunday School Teachers Graded
Union ended it's meeting until next
! fall Thursday by holding a picnic al
Cottage Grove park Thirty, includ-
| ing several visitors spent most of the
day at the park, dinner being served
! at noon. In the afternoon Mrs. Elmer
| Betz, who attended the state Sunday
school convention at Cedar Rapids,
| read a report Of the convention.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. D. J. Collins and Mrs. Fred Hop
kins. at the formers home, 406 West
Nevada street. After the business seq
| sion, a piano duet by Mrs. F. G. Stew
art and Miss Ella Skegg. and graphic
phone music was enjoyed. The hos
tesses served supper at $3.50 o'clock
assisted by Bessie Hopkins. Twenty
two members and several guests were
present.
The body Of Jack" Watson, the un-
known man who died Saturday at about
midnight as the result Of injuries sus-
tanned in the Northwestern wreck west
Of the city Saturday night. was today
turned over by the receiving under
takers the D. C.. Wilbur store, to Will
bur e. Boswell, county undertakes. The
D. C. Wilbur store notified the state
board Of health Of the death, and today
received instructions to turn the body
over to the county undertaken. as the
state had no use for the body at pres
ent. Burial will be in the potter
field at the county farm.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
was entertained Thursday afternoon at
the church by Mesdames E. W. Adams,
w. s. Devine, p. F. Arney, c. e. Pier
son, H. c. Mueller and T. A. Yokum.
with forty in attendance. A social
hour and refreshments followed the
business meeting. A picnic is planned
| for June al, at the w. q. Ward home,