Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-21

| Eudie Music Co., IL South First street.
For Sale-One Of the best business
blocks in the city. See Attorney Lyon.
Last chance for IS cent suit cases
at the yellow front, North First av-
enue.
A good line OF ladies' and gents fobs
in new patterns at right prices. Aliens
jewelry store.
If that watch or clock is not giving
you the service it should bring it to US
for its needs. Aliens jewelry store
Buy Thor electric washing machine
If you want the best. Ask us about
| them. Buchanan oughton Company.
! Good reliable plumbing. heating and
lighting is what you get when you go
! to the Buchanan Boughton Company,
20 North Center street.
Bruster the grocer wants all the good
| country butter and eggs he can get. Go
| to him with your butter and eggs and
| set the best market price.
! We have few more twelve dozen
eggs cases which we sell for so cents
| and include a 25-cent can of baking
| powder in the deal. Reynolds g. Shell
! don. 100 West Main street.
Mrs. Fred C. Olson entertained the
Wimodausis Aid Society Tuesday at
| ternoon at its regular meeting. After
the usual business and work. the host
ess served light refreshments.
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. r..
Morse and Mrs. D. H. Conger at the
Morse home, over 1913 West Main
street.
Mrs. F. L. Morley, on Monmouth, ILL.,.
\ wife OF an Iowa Central conductor and
Mrs. Thomas Cooney, Of Oskaloosa.
wife Of an Iowa Central engineer. were
in the city Tuesday. coming to visit the
Iowa Soldiers Home.
Alumni Of the local high school and
their friends, including many vacation
visitors. to the number Of forty
couples, Joined in jolly dancing party
given by the young men who were for
mer members OF the old Night Hawk
Club, at Forney's hall Tuesday night.
The affair, which proved a very en-
| joyable one, was promoted by Mr.. Roy
McCord.
| Mrs. George A. Espersen, entertained
| a company of twenty children at her
home, SIS West Boone street, Tues
day afternoon. in honor of the 80
| anniversary of her daughter, Beulah
Games ard entertainment furnished
amusement for the children and Mrs.
Espersen served refreshments. assist
ed by Mrs. L. c. Espersen. of Clarion
and Mrs. E. r.. Todhunter, Of Maxwell
Commencing today we are going to
1 T4r4 orl1 n.
More powder six bars or packages for
rs cents. Anyone that has used Rub
No-More soap knows that 1t is good,
and 1t has always sold at cents bar
straight. Remember that all Rub-No-
More cards and cents in cash are
good for one bar Of soap and one pack
age Of powder at our store. Carlson
Bros. & Will. 122-124 West Main.
The Marshalltown Racing Associa-
ton have decided to give the people
lattending the races tomorrow a rare
| treat They have arranged for free
mark of 2:0S, and Lee Crawford, mark
ed at 2:11, which promises To be some
thing out Of the usual order. These
horses were not entered in the regular
events as there was no class for them.
Lee Crawford was the greatest money
| winner outside of the grand circuit last
year. These horses are both entered
for the Winnipeg races and will go
directly there from this city.
Since quiet has been restored in the
vicinity Of the triple runaway and gen.
eral merry-go-'round on South Center
street near the First National Bank
building, Tuesday afternoon, 1t appears
l no he vxyhIrsh ct q rte1 all Of the
| excitement belonged to Bert Everist,
| the painter, and that the big car on
| which the dray wagon lodged with no
other damage than the breaking Of a
| fender belonged to G. A. Howe. instead
| Of to the Denmeads, altho 1t was stand
| ing in the spot usually occupied by the
| big Winton and actual ownership was
confusing in the rush Of publishing the
news while the horses were yet run
ming.
The Presbyterian missionary society
held an enjoyable meeting Tuesday af-
| ternoon in the church parlors, when
Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell gave splendid
paper on Alaska, from a civic. economic
and missionary standpoint. The meet
ing was made the occasion Of a fare
we'll for Mrs. Anna L. Runyon, who
leaves ucAL "cSN 1oA oA CAtS3A0SA NAoAI
turnout Oregon, Washington and south
ern California. Mrs. Runyon has been
an active member of the Presbyterian
church for the past forty five years
The missionary society remembered her
with q handbag, presented as a fare
well gift. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
CHANGE cHAUTAUQUA GROUNDS.