Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-06

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The City In Brief
o. + futile. jeweler and optician.
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. Is West Main
waters. photographer. Over Mayors
drug store.
Entire change Of vaudeville ct the
Princess tonight.
ss See The Baby Esignette in the Cam
era shops window.
May dance at Cumminss' hall Wed
nesday, May 8. Ways seven piece or
che0tro.
Strawberry shortcalke supper at the
Congregational church tonight from
$50 TO Z.
Have you asked about the Superb
Ansco camera YETI Do % at once. The
Camera Shop.
Have we made your baby's photo? L
not, make an appointment at Ths
Brown studio.
The Shakespeare Club will meet with
Mrs. Mary Farrand. State and Third
streets, Tuesday afternoon.
Hard times lunch and hard times
lowers at the hard times party a.
Forney,s hall Tuesday night.
Dr. n. d. Mighell has returned from
his winter tour and viii be found in hi
old location In fremont building.
Get your Japalac for your floors
furniture and woodwork at Peter May
er & Sons. the quality drug store.
Mrs J. r. radcliffe went to Boone
saturday to visit for about two week:
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Page.
For sale-Two lots each nfty-twc
foot frontage On Boone street, between
sixth and Seventh street, with eight
room house. cheap. c. c. caswell.
Dollar, saved by trading at head
quarters. Largest stock Of wall paper
paints, varnishss, ETC.. in the city. Low
est prices. Simmons Book Store.
we have to strip of twelve inche,
OF top soil to get to our clay. Any ont
wishing this may have same for haul
inR. Narshalltown Sewer Pipe and TIL
Company.
The W. r. c. Aid Society will meet
NH0s
Nelson, sig North First avenue. Mrs
in entertaining.
An little girls between and II year.
Of age, who would like to take part II
a children's May party. please come t
.Forney's hall from school, Tuesday ant
each day this week.
The supper served by the ladies' Aid
Society Of the Swedish Lutheran
church, in the church basement Satur-
day evening. was fairly well attended
The proceeds 60 Into the general fund
OF the society.
Don't fail to attend the Hard
Tfmes'' party at Forney's hall Tuesday
evening, May Z. Cash prizes to the bes'
flve hard times costumes. Admission II
cents. Dance tickets so cents. Jones
five-piece orchestra
The oppIce Fruit Company has
bought an automobile for its out-of-
town salesman, AZ its business has in
creased 80 much in the past year that
It was impossible for him to gel
around to al his customers in the US
ual way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Carpenter. 10;
Byron street. were host and hostess
Saturday evening to company o.
twenty friends at a five hundred party
The prizes were won by Mrs. D. D
Neblett and Mr.. c. B. Bingaman Fol.
lowing cards, the hostess served two.
course lunch.
For Sale-I desire to sell my home
place, including two houses on same
lot. Will sell together or separately
Good income property, all modern, fine
location. Also will sell properties al
los South Fourth street and 107 South
Third street All close in. No trade
INQUIRE Theodore Johnston, Times-Re.
publican office.
A Case touring car, which was being
driven Friday afternoon by a person
whose name could not be learned
skidded In q wet. muddy place on the
asphalt pavement at the corner OF
Seventh and Church streets as 1t was
turning the corner and struck the curb
tearing on the rear wheel. The occu.
pants Of the car were not injured.
.-rhe Goose Girl" dramatized by
George D. Baker. will be presented at
the Odeon Tuesday evening. 1t tells
tho Story e pretty goose girl kid
mapped BY gypsies and returned to her
native city after sixteen years alb
sence, who IL wooed by vintner. af-
forwards found to be the young king
Of . neighboring province and our
goose girl the real princess Of the
Kingdom OF Ehrenstein.
A delegation Of eleven members Of
the Rosetta Rebekah lodge OF Glad
brook, ten Of the delegation being
ladies. was in the city Saturday even.
ing to see the local Marshall Rebekat
, lodge N. 40. put on degree work. Thre.