Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-15
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~ Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
M III, NJ. Weeks. of Rhodes, was In
the city on business today
A.. win Jc..race visited over sun
day with Mr., Curt - "
MIR. A. j. Roberts and seh 1e., :. IN
Roberts. Of Gearing spent sanae !.
st. Paul.
Mrs. G. F. Stansberry and daughter
Helen, Of Gilman, spent Saturday IN
the city.
Mrs. A. T. Elder and daughters.
Esther Marian. and Jeanette. went
to Clear Lake today for visit of q
week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ainsworth.
who have been spending their two
weeks honeymoon in the east, arrived
home Saturday evening.
Miss Gussie schlicht will leave Tues
day for Milford, where she will remain
for a months vacation visit with her
sister, Mrs. Edward SteepletUf.
Word received from st. Anthony to-
day is to the effect that D. H. Bucks
condition is very critical and that little
hope Is held out for HIS recovery. Mr.,
Buck was stricken with paralysis
few weeks ago.
Superintendent A. Palmer. OF the
public schools. and Mrs. Palmer. who
have been In Chicago for week at
tending the sessions Of the Nationai
Educational Association. arrived nome
Saturday evening.
A party composed of Mrs. George
: Trautmann. Mrs Sam McGrew ana
daughter Edna, Mrs. Fred Wing and
Mrs. Emma Boardman and daughter.
Anra. left III morning for Clear Lake
for a two wees stay. The party VIII
occupy cottage
Herman Shervin who has been clerk
ing in Montour drug store. TO-DAY
entered the employ of \. T. Elder
succeeding John Wheeler. who leaves
this week for Waverly. where ne mas
bought a drug store. Mr.. Wheeler
will be accompanied by his mother
/ Mrs. Capitola Wheeler.
one hundred degrees or more IN
! Inc shade. and your wife has to build
]
/, fast dinner and supper. Why not use
Perfection oil stove as thousands all
over the United states do? A 1o-year-
old girl can operate It, Absolutely safe
+, Your money back if not as good or
better than we claim Phone, write or
see Schmidt. horne agent for the Ne"
I Perfection oil stove
/ A small change in the time OF NO. :
the night train moth on the chicago
Great Western, became effective tocay
Instead Of leaving at 1920 the train
! time hereafter will be 1855, fe"
local stops south of here are being
eliminated. shortening the time be-
tween here and Kansas City by leaving
Kansas City little later. The arriv'
! ing time at St Paul and Minnepaloif
+ will continue the same as at present
One hundred degrees or more ir
the shade. and still YOU hesitate to or
! der one of our Universal electric WASH
ing machines. There is plenty of WORK
on wash day without being compelled
to operate the machine and wringer by
| hand: it's at least half the work. NC
user Of an electric washing machine
would consider going back to the hane
power machine ana WrlnSeT. Sdii
Schmidt's, and see the electric in OPP
Grafton.
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Mrs. Nelson Merrill, sos West Mali
street. vas hostess at a most delight
full over Sunday house party whicl
ended this morning. and which wa
given in honor of Miss Bertha Camp
bell Alter their arrival the othe
guests. ten In number, learned that tn
affair was in celebration of Mis-
Campbells brit hday anniversary. whic
takes place this week. The party be
gan with a delicious two course 6:S
o'clock dinner Saturday evening. AM
at luncheon Sunday a birthday cake
cut by the guest OF honor, was feat
ure of the repa st. Pictures Of the crow
were taken, and a thoroughly goo
time was enjoyed. Aside from Mis-
Campbell the guests were Misses Eft
Northup. Mabel Campbell. Hattie lie
Shelle, May Neil. Gertrude Peppe!
Mollie Adams Mabel Drum, Ali
Bristol, Alice Manney, and Mabel Bus
sard.