Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
Bring your watches to Hodsssl

Bring your watches to Hodges
Dance in new Fornsy hall saturday
evening.
Phone ss4 and 1854 for peaches. Nc.
Cord 4 Wing.
U. B. exchange at sinclair's Satur.
day afternoon.
Saturday IL aluminium day al
Schmidt's hardware.
Best mixed paints ready for use
Henry Sieg. lis West Main.
Bargain prices on hammocks tomor-
row at Simmons Book Store.
Culley has the best grass seed fol
new lawns or patching up old ones
Child's white duck button shoe,
$1.2s. Clifford & Jarrett Shoe Company
Mr.. Albert Anselme. Of State Center
was business visitor in the city to.
day.
Commercial photos Of the highest
grade. We make them. The Camera
Shop.
Be sure and attend Whitehead's Jul,
clearance sale. Extra specials for Sat
urday.
Thrilling story Of the notorious THE
pursued by the great detective-Lyrit
tomorrow.
You can save one-f fourth to one hal
On all purchases at Whitehead's clear.
ance sale.
One lot of women's gun metal but
ton oxfords at $685. Clifford & Jar.
1ett Shoe Company.
At Wachter's confectionery fresl
made Judges. cocoanut cream squares
and nut candies: 80 West Main.
We offer every piece of aluminium
ware in our store at big discount
Saturday only. c. F. Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Rumple. ant
daughter Corinne, OF Des Moines
spent Thursday here with Mrs. Johr
Stanstrom.
II you want some real Mocha an6
Java. try Cuileys bulk coffee at 4:
cents or McLaughlir's in tins, at A.
cents per pound.
See the fine new display of photo.
graphs at Abbott's corner. and you will
know for yourself that the Brown Stu.
dio is making an exclusive grade O.
portraits.
Mrs Rodney C. Wells and children
arrived home Thursday evening from
a weeks visit in Mount Carroll, Ill.,
with the formers sister, Mds John NJ
Rinewalt.
George Whitton. Walter Hixson. DR.
p. r. Wood, and T. I. WATSON went t
Conrad this morning to meet team Of
four players in a croquet tournament
there this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. IS. W. Rubee and chill
dren left this morning by motor fol
Clear Lake, where they will remain
during the rest of the month in the
cottage already occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Rubee.
Mrs. c. G. Trine. who passed thru
an operation for the removal Of q
growth Of bone from the nose . few
days ago. is making q very satisfactory
Improvement. and today was able to
sit up in bed a part Of the time.
Mrs. Claude Lounsberry. SO East
State street, was hostess Thursday
afternoon to the Ladies' Aid Society of
the State Street United Evangelical
church. A social hour followed the
business session and the hostess
served lunch. Mrs. Fred Krauss was q
guest Of tho society.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Hotchkiss and
son Lyle, who have been visiting al
the home Of Mr.. Hotchkiss' sister, Mrs
Richard Head. and family, at MIN.
neapolis, for several weeks, returned
home this morning. The two families
spent several days at Lake Minnetonka
during their visit. 4 Il y
DR.. p. w. Coe. formerly Of State
Center, but now Of st. Petersburg,
Fla, spent the day in the city, en- route
to his home. DR.. Coe has been at State
Center for three weeks, looking after
business matters. In the fall DR.. Coe
expects to enter in the practice Of eye,
ear. nose, and throat at st. Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Armbrecht and
son Louis. of Chicago. who have been
visiting with Mr.. Armbrechts mother,
Mrs. L. Armbrecht in State Center will
leave for their home Saturday. Mr.
Armbrecht, who is with the Smith Bros.
Commission Company. Chicago. spent
the day in this city on business.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man Evangelical church was enter
tanned at the church Thursday after
noon by Mrs. p. Schmelz, with a good
The afternoon was spent
In sewing, and the hostess was assist
ed in serving by Mrs. John Studer and
Mrs. Nick Schmelz. Mrs. F. 8. Wild
was guest.
Mrs. P. Kelley, 513 South Second
street, pleasantly entertained COM
pany Of boys and girls in honor Of
her grandson. Leo Kelley, Thursday
afternoon. Master Kelley and his
guests celebrated the formers 18th an
niversary. Croquet and other games,
played on the lawn. served to amuse
the boys and girls, and Mrs. Kelley
served lunch at 8 o'clock, assisted by
her cousin, Miss Alice Hollowell, of
AWes. The guests were Willie and Or
vile Carter, Ruth and Charles Pink,
James and John Murphy. Madeline,
Mildred and James Mullen, and Tom
The s. c. I. Club of Taylor township
vas entertained Thursday afternoon
oy Mrs. o. ]. Parsons. A very pleas