Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Eacle Music Co, pianos, IL 3 FIRST.
DR.. Graham, osteopath. fremont block.
Brown,the photographer. is now To-
Gated over Abbot,'s hardware store.
Mems underwear. one-half price, at
the Bargain Store.
lie, Kendall 4 West M your satur-
day order Phone AS
Blue serge suits, SIS values. s9.45
Only few more. Bargain Store.
Hammocks. most complete assort-
men, in sizes, in colors, in prices. See
Schmidt
Try the classified columns OF the
Times Republican tomorrow. They
bring great results.
Three pairs 10 cent hose for %
cents. Bargain Store, the yellow front,
North First avenue.
Wants. for sale, TO rent. lost and
found ads must be in the office by l
O'clock 10 insure proper classification.
The cost is l cent a word.
The Marshall school Of Music is en-
rolling large number Of pupils for the
summer term OF SIX weeks from June
II TO July 90, at reduced rates.
Ask your grocer Tor Buttercup brick
cheese. 1t will go good with your
lunch Tasty and appetizing. Try it
once and you Will want il again.
We will have plenty OF country dressed
chickens for our Saturday trade at Is
cents pound. Please let US have your
orders early. Carlson Bros. & VIII.
IN laundry and toilet soap we carry
a very complete line. including Peosta.
World. Santa Claus, White Laundry.
Crystal White, and host Of other
kinds. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The Central Iowa Business College
offers special courses in shorthand and
typewriting, as we'll as bookkeeping.
arithmetic, spelling and penmanship. in
their eight weeks summer school. be-
ginning next Monday.
Among the new things received to-
day we mention cherries. gooseberries
lemons. oranges, p.neapples, and in
vegetables, beets, carrots, turnips, Gu
cum bers new potatoes. etc. Reynolds
& Sheldon, 100 West Main street.
Miss Bertha Eige, Sol North Second
avenue. was hostess to the other girls
employed at Meeker's laundry. at a
rovelty shower Thursday evening for
Miss Mary Burnett. who Is to be mar
ried TO M. Burton Damn next We'd
nesday. A pleasant social evening
was enjoyed, and the hostess, assisted
by her mother, served a dainty lunch.
Mesdames c. s. Caro,hers, George
W. Pittenger and A. L. Van Tine were
hostesses Thursday afternoon at the
Van Tine home to the regular meeting
Of the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Pail
road Y NJ c. A After the business
hour, the time was spent socially and
the hostesses served refreshments.
There was a good attendance Instead
Of the next regular meeting. in two
weeks a picnic will be held at River
view park.
Mrs. y. Merrill and Mrs. George F.
Thayer were hostesses Thursday after
noon at the Merrill home. to twenty
OF the more intimate friends OF Mrs. D.
A. Collision, np!imentary to the lat
ters mother Mrs. c. S. Guilford. OF
Platteville. Wis. The affair was a
kensington, and the afternoon was en-
joyed on the porch. At o'clock the
hostesses served two-course tea.
! Pink roses ard pink peonies were used
as decorations
| The members Of the Excelsior Aid
Society were delightfully."- entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. F. Wer-
tenberger, and Mrs. Charles Hurd, at
the formers home, three miles south
OF town. a social afternoon was en-
! joyed, and the hcstesses served two
course lunch on the lawn. assisted by
Mrs. Frank Clemens, Mr.. F. Werten-
! berger and Mr.. Fred Hinecker. Sew
enty- four were in attendance. Miss
Rachel Ridpath. Of New Sharon. was
the only guest present from out OF
! town.
! Concordia Nahebund was entertain
ed Thursday afternoon by Mrs. August
Zuercher, 1106 West Boone street. Al
ter the regular sewing. two course
lunch was enjoyed The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Gottliet
Schmelz, and Misses Edna Reiner and
Esther Mayer. Twenty-Five were pres
ent, including, as guests. Mrs. Reh-
berger. Miss Addie Rehberger. Mrs
Wallish. and Miss Edna Reimer. The
nahebund will be entertained at x:
next meeting by Mrs Mary Buttschau
at the S. G.. Wrage home, just a mile
from Berlin.