Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-08
Eastman kodals at Newton's.

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Concert at Riverview park Sunday
! Mrs. d. p. Wilhelm. Of Hampton
, spent Friday in the city.
Dr. Percy r. Wood arrived home
Friday from his eastern trip.
DR.. Llerie, eye, ear. nose and throat
fremont block. Glasses fitted.
Knabe. the worlds greatest piano
Eadie Music Co.. II South First street
Attention. tonight. mating suit
Look in our window Benedict & Brint-
To Rent-Three modern houses ready
for rental July /, corner Eighth and
State street. G. r. Speers.
! Buttercup brick cheese, is just what
you want to make luncheon sandwiches
with. For sale by all grocers.
| The Royal Highlanders will give the
second Of those midsummer shirt sleeve
dances at Red Mems hall, Monday eve
| ming.
Holmes & Edwards slverware, a:
good if not better than any plated ware
! made. Guaranteed Aliens jewelry
! store.
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| Mr.. r. r. Ensminger, OF Gilman. was
in the city this morning while returning
from Baskerville where he had been or
! business.
! Miss Rhea Butler. OF Chicago. ar.
rived in the city Friday evening for &
! visit of a month or six weeks with hel
uncle. Mr.. John L. Bell, and wife
i The Ladies' Mission Circle of the
Baptist church met with Mesdames j
! II. Johnston and A. H. Donnelson in
the church parlors Friday afternoon
j Mrs. A. NJ. Worries was leader during q
| short study session. The feature of the
| meeting was a report by Mrs. II. T
! WATSON of the recent large missionary
| convention at Philadelphia, which she
attended. Part Of the afternoon was
spent with the usual sewing.
| In going over my figures many times
/ find I underest imated the possible
! gross earnings of the Blossom building
which should be s2s,013.75 annually. A
! very handsome net income can be real
! lied. This is no pipe dream delusion
Or snare but practical possibilities;
! some one will realize the possibilities
and others will wake up too late. We
are offering this building at a frightful
| loss to owners. See G. X. Patterson
agent, at the building.
L. o. Cross and Charles A. Carpen-
ter, of this city. who have been attend
| ing the head camp of the Modern
Woodmen and encampment Of Forest
ers, at Buffalo, n. Y, have returned tc
| this city. Mr.. Cross was a delegate tc
| the convention. While there Mr.. Car
penter served on the staff Of Gen
J. c. Ligett, Of Des Moines. who COM
: manded the first brigade Mr.. Car.
penter received the appointment to the
staff, with a rank of captain, shortly
before the encampment was held.
| The home Of Ensign and Mrs. S. A
Meyer, in the second floor of the Sal
walton Army building on North First
avenue, is under quarantine for dip
| iberia. Nellie Huston. a young gir
! who makes her home with the family
has been sick with the disease for sew
eral days. Friday Mrs. Meyer was
was taken sick. Captain Mannfon. OF
Des Moines. will arrive here tonight tc
| take charge of the local work until
Captain Meyer is out Of quarantine
Only the upper floor Of the building has
been placed under quarantine.
| Fire at the Roy Cummings home. 81
South Fourth street, at 1920 this
morning, did slight damage to the
building, which is owned by E. L
Jones. The blaze was caused by q
spark from a passing Chicago Great
Western engine. A hole was burned
f! In the roof, but the insurance will cover
| all loss still alarm from Hotel Dan
| ley, corner Of Second avenue and
+ Church street, called the department al
1885. The fire was caused by burning
crude oil in a barrel stored in the
| kitchen. The barrel was removed by
the department without chemicals OF
water being used.