Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-13

-. II. DNIenDaCner Is the man 20 go
to when you want first class plumbing,
heating or repairing. Phone $40.
DR.. F. ]. Neiman. Office and veter-
mary hospital 1O7 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 4o4. residence 372.
We can hang your wall paper on
short notice. We are offering special
prices to reduce our stock. George A.
Mullir Company.
Remember it costs you nothing to
enter the carnival grounds so take the
children down and spend your evenings
listening to the band.
Eva Westcott nd company. two 9TH
err all star acts, the biggest and best
show as yet offered at the Odeon to-
night. Matinee Wednesday at p. m.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. D. J. Collins and
Mrs. Fred Hopkins at the Collins home,
400 West Nevada street, Thursday at
ternoon.
Mr.. William Hellberg went to Des
Moines this morning to attend the an
nual meeting of the Iowa State Jewel
ers' Association, which is to be in ses-
sion there for three days.
The carnival opened up last night
with large crowd present, and general
satisfaction with the various attrac-
tons was the opinion Of all. Admission
to the grounds is free. Come tonight
Bakery goods like you would make in
your own kitchen is the expression that
we hear about our goods. If you are
working in your kitchen these hot days
baking we suggest that you omit it one
day and try the bakery goods that we
make. Strub.
Mr.. ]. H. Egermayer left this morn
ing for Hamburg, where he Joins Mrs.
Egermayer and son, Joseph, who went
there a few days ago to visit with
Mrs. Egermayer's parents. Later they
will go to California and other Pacific
coast states for a stay Of several weeks.
Word received BY relatives and
and Mrs. Nathan Allmayer, Of Kansas
City, are parents of a daughter, Ger
trude Emma, born Sunday morning.
Mrs. Allmayer was formerly Miss Elsa
Stern. of this city. Mrs. p. A. Stern
Of this city, is with her daughter.
A recent letter received from Roches-
ter. Mimi, by A. T. Elder where his
son. Donald, recently underwent an OPP
Grafton for the removal of tubercular
glands CT the neck. says that the young
man is recovering steadily. 1t Is ex-
pected that he will be able to return
home some time this week. Mrs. Elder
is with her son in Rochester.
Members of the Sunday school Of the
German Evangelical church and the
young peoples club Of the church. to
the number of more than 100, spent
Sunday picnicking at the Jackson
Smith farm, three miles north of the
city. Hay racks and other vehicles
took the young people to the country,
where the young ladies served dinner
| on the lawn and very pleasant outing
was enjoyed.
1t was universally agreed that the
animal show is the best carnival at
traction ever offered in this city. Dur
ing the past winter this act played one
of the big vaudeville circuits of the
country and in itself is we'll worth a
visit to the carnival grounds. Be sure
and see this greatest Of all wild ami
NAL acts. Admission to grounds is
free. Bring the children and let them
hear the band and enjoy the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper and family
left this morning for an extended trip
of about two months to be spent in the
western states. Their first stops will
be at Eagle and Rochester, Neb.. and
from there they will go to Colorado
Springs, Salt Lake City and then to
Richmond and Los Angeles. Cal. They
will also visit Portland, Tacoma, and
other northwestern cities before start
ing home.
Mrs. F. NJ. Chapman, Of Oskaloosa.
wife Of a well-known Iowa Central
| conductor, who formerly lived in this
city, is in quite serious condition re-
sulting from an injury received when
she fell, alighting on her breast on the
| edge Of the dish pan she was carrying.
Mr.. Chapman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. B. Chapman, went to Oskaloosa
Monday to remain at their sons home
for ten days.
To the ladies making mention OF this
ad at time Of sale Wednesday, June
IA, Carl, the shoe man, will give them
choice Of any ladies' shoe or oxford
in the store for $3.50. Remember this
is for Wednesday. June IA. One day
only. We have just received a new
shipment Of three-strap black velvets,
also two-straps in the patent and gun
metal oxfords They are dandies. Don't
forget the day. Wednesday, June IL.
And on the same conditions to the men
we will offer any mems patent leather
oxford for only $2.9S. Customer must
make mention Of ad at time Of pur-
chase. Fred w. Carl the shoe man.
Miss Otto Lhamon entertained a
company Of young ladies at a linen
shower at her home, SO South Fifth
street, Monday evening, in honor of
Miss Alma Hougeland, who Is to be
married to Mr.. Frank Anderson, Of Des
Moines, on June FL. The evening was
spent with social amusements and
music and a two-course lunch was
server by Misses Otto and Leona
Lhamon and Mildred Burke. The
guests showered Miss Hougeland with
many pretty gifts OF linen. Miss Houge-
land is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.