Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-26

The City in Brief

The City in Brief
| Eastman kodaks IT Nswton's.
Eadie Music Co. pianos. II s. First
DR.. Bullard. osteopath. Is West Main
Order your Memorial flowers Of
Ford. #
| Coldwell lawn mowers from 50 UP
G. F. Schmidt
| Try the for sale. to rent, wantee
columna tomorrow.
| Veal, beef, pork, and mutton 70,
Saturday, at Isaacsons
/ Cut prices on hand power vacuum
cleaners. C. F. Schmidt.
| Thirty piano boxes for sale. f. o
Evans Piano Company. lis West Mali
street
DR.. w. F. David, who has been in
Chicago on business for ten days, re-
turned home this morning.
Mrs. Al,nyra Mcbride left this
! morning for Burlington to visit indef-
nitely with her friend, Mrs. M. A
! Morehouse.
The auxiliary to the b. Of L. e. will
hold an exchange Saturday afternoon
May e. at Carlson Bros. & Wits
grocery store.
Berry growers attention.. Bristo
Grocery Company is headquarters fol
berry boxes and crates. A stock or
hand at ALI times. -
/! Mrs. George W. Gilbert left this
morning for Montrose. where she viii
visit for, month or six weeks with
her sister, MRS.. P. Kennedy.
! Mr.. Charlton I.athrop, Of Crookston
lguest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Odett
Istopping here. while IN the state on
Fancy chickens Is cents pound
These chickens Gre country dressed
Estyle and are the best that can be had
ELet us have. your order garry Carlson
/ Bros. & Will.
I Remember to stop at the Palace
market and grocery Saturday. May ~
land get a free sample Of their new
cakes and crackers served with Choco-
! late Cream coffee.
| Mrs. A. L. Metzser, EOS West Boone
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the Wimodausis Aid Society. The
regular business meeting, q social houl
and serving Of light refreshments were
enjoyed.
Nj. Frank Carney, formerly Of this
city but now of Des Noines. where he
is travelling auditor for the Iowa Tele-
phone Company, was in the city thii
morning while on his way to Achey
on business.
| Auction. To make room for a new
building. will sell on May 20 at
O'Clock to the highest bidder for cash
the old feed yard buildings at No. liz
! Essst Church street. Building to be re.
moved It once. q. ". :Schick.
You will never laaveta better time to
DO your papering than. at the present
You can sse a large line OF paper and
have It put on bysexperien worlzmen
and have It done. at onces See Everist
opposite the Methodist church.
Me.=snas4rss.Isck,M oscrip. of New.
| ton; Dr.. and Mrs. W. r. Cain and Mr.
David Trip. OF Coifax; and Mrs. r. ]
Young. Of Oelwein, who were here
Thursday on account of the Shriners
meeting, were entertained at the home
OF DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Ely.
The membership committee Of the
Railroad Y. n. C. "A. launched this at
| ternoon the canvass for summer mem
berships to the association, which II
! WAS planned to start earlier in the
| work, but which was postponed. The
campaign will be Of short duration
1astinE, probably no longer than a day
| or two.
Call! Procure one Of our Bargains al
your own price and terms. Why? Our
last day Of the sale and every piano
must 90; no restrictions. Look! Some
Of Saturdays bargains: Miller. new
1925, now $1e5; Boardman, new. $500
now 1852. Can they be beat? In.
| vestisate. Smith Music Company. IL
East Main.
Mrs. A. NJ. Rhoades and Mrs. Frank
Williams were hostesses Thursday at.
ternoon to the Excelsior Aid Society
at the Williams home. 604 East State
street. The regular routine Of business
was transacted, following which sew
ing was the order Of the afternoon. The
hostesses served light refreslrme nts
There was an attendance OF abou
forty.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r Speers en-.
tertained small party of friends at 9
three-course dinner served at 6:3(
Thursday evening at their home, I'll
| West Main street, complimentary t.
Mrs. o. c. Dentzer, Of Oak Park, Ill
Mrs. Dentzer, who has been visiting he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.. Bradbury
and brother. Mr. r. r. Bradbury, fol
seven weeks. returns home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Monroe, llvins
eleven miles southwest of the city II
Washington township. are parents Of {
son. Mrs. Monroe was formerly Misl
Marie Wildman, and is the daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. W. 3. wildman, O.
| this city. The babe was born prema'
turely. but from all appearances give
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