Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-31

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The Racket, 20 North Center.
We have Just received large ship
ment OF ladies' tan shoes on the bull
dog toe. Larson & Clemens.
Miss Marguerite Huston, Of Cedar
Rapids. arrived In the city Wednesday
evening. and will be Miss Marie
Shove's guest for week.
| Miss Adele Bishop Medlar, who has
been enjoying months vacation Wis
| II in Chicago with her mother. arrived
home Wednesday evening
Ladies who are suffering with corns.
| bunions, sore and tired feet should try
a pair OF Growers soft shoes for ten
! Ger feet Larsen & Clemens
Miss Myra Collins, who has been sick
OF an attack OF appendicitis at the
home Of her parents. Mr., and Mrs. NJ.
p. Collins, sos Jerome street. has so
| far recovered that she is now able to be
out OF bed.
| Mrs. William Stump. Of Oskaloosa,
who has been visiting IN the city for
a week at the homes Of her brothers.
/ in-law. Messrs. Reuben and Hiram
| Stump, returned to Oskaloosa Wednes-
I, day evening.
Mrs. ID. c. Powers was hostess at the
| home of Mrs. w H. Allison, 206 South
! Fifth avenue, Wednesday afternoon. to
the Archers. The regular meeting was
! enjoyed, with the hostess serving re-
! irestments during social hour.
| Samuel Mooney, of Clemens, was In
! the city Tuesday afternoon. being on
| his way home from visit to the state
| fair Mr.. Mooney said that the fair
was spoiled for him because the great
amount of dust flying about the
grounds.
DR.. A. r. Lynn, who has been i'll Of
typhoid fever. has improved sufficient
| ~ as to be able to be at his office
part OF each day. DR.. E. c. Lynn. who
has also been suffering from the same
disease, is also improving, and is able
to sit up a little every. day.
Mrs. Edward Lynch and daughter
Dorothy, who have been spending the
summer at Clear Lake and with rel
atives at Ashton. Ill.,. arrived home
Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Tuffree. who have been at Clear
Lake for the season, are expected home
Monday.
"Jeff' Pearse, Of Geneva. spent We'd
nesday in the city as a guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. c. H. Tidd. coming to meet his
son, Clay, a midshipman Of the An
napolis naval academy. who landed In
New York Monday following the annual
cruise Of the American fleet. Mr..
Pearse was on the battleship Indiana in
European waters. The young man will
remain In Geneva on a months leave OF
absence.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Arson. six miles
northwest of the city. entertained at
s o'clock dinner Monday In honor OK the
Goth birthday anniversary OF their
hey, Mont. The invited guests we're
NJ. A. Daniels and Randolph Daniels.
Of scobey, Mont. Mr.. Rex shively' OF
washinxton. D. C.. Mr.. and Mrs L. T.
Arson. Of this city, and Mrs T. NJ.
Timfnons and granddaughter. Miss ADJ
die Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W. Winery and
sons, Ray and Hugh, who have been
spending The summer on the great
lakes at the Mackinac islands. and
Canadian points and cities Of the states
near the border. returned home We'd
nesday night. The family visited at
Montreal, Toronto. Quebec. Buffalo. Nj
agara Falls and Detroit. Their lake
trip consisted of a cruise from Lake
S,,rarior a. Par east as Quebec but
most Of their time was spent at the
Mackinac islands. Mr.. Ralph WINERY.
civil engineer who has been IN the
employ Of the government in the Phil
lipines. is expected home early In Oc-
| tober. His parents received letter
from him dated at Constantinople.
When he reaches this city Mr.. WINERY
will have been around the globe.