Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26

Two acts Princess tonight.
Bring your watches. to HEDGES.
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Tonight. four reel feature. Lyric.
Dr.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
waters. photosrapnsr. over Mayer,
drug store.
Wanted-Young lady clerk at Wach.
ter's confectionery.
Ask Painter. your clothier. about the
new bandanna handkerchief fad.
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DR.. Ralph Keyscr. physician and sur.
geon. over Mcbride & Will drug store
"A Victim OF the Mormons," sensa.
tional, four reel drama. Lyric tonight
Place your order now for suits
wanted by the Fourth. National Wool
en- Mills.
Fresh dairy milk and cream on ice
|, at Model grocery, 1913 West Main
phone 2S9.
DR.. w. M. Choate will take his va
cation July 1. His office will bt
closed until Sept. I.
Are you wearing bandanna hand
kerchief? If not, see our window
Painters Clothing Store.
Bring on the babies that were at the
| baby show; am sure there are a few
yet. Waters will make free picture
for you. Over Mayors drug store.
Bring the boys to our suit sale ant
save yourself several dollars. Oul
prices are right and they're great val
ues for the money. Painters Clothing
Store.
This surely is weather for summer
and the popular 3. " d. underwear
| Ing Store.
Our Flexo finish on collars, shirts
and cuffs makes them wear longel
! without soiling; button holes do no
wear out. We use soft water only
Meeker Laundry Company.
At an ice cream social and phono
graph concert. given by the baseball
team of Central Church of Christ a
the church Tuesday evening, ESQ pat
rons were served. netting the team I
good sized sum.
The funeral Of James M. Bybee, tn
! Mexican war veteran who died at tn
soldiers home Tuesday, will be hell
from the assembly hall at o'clocl
Thursday afternoon. Burial will b.
in the home cemetery.
Don't forget the EIks' picnic Fri
day, June %. Official badges may b.
secured by Eihs only at the Lodge
rooms or at the gates. Badges en-
title admission to holders and mem
bers of their immediate families only.
Senator c. H. Van Law was II
Written this afternoon, where he DE
livered an address before the reunio'
Of the Hardin County Veterans Asso
citation. At a camp fire tonight Chap
lain Jesse Cole, Of the soldiers home
is to deliver an address.
The regular meeting Of the Roya
Neighbors' Aid Society was enjoyed
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Let
Moore, sos South Third street. as hos
tess The time was spent as usual
with the hostess serving refreshments
when work was laid aside.
Mrs. Roy Grimm, 40s South Third
street, was hostess Tuesday at an all
day sew Of the Car Workers Auxiliar!
members. The day was spen
quilting, and the hostess served nic'
| dinner at noon. Twelve members, ant
as many children, were present.
l.. The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies' All
Society will meet with Mrs. Ole Sine
four miles southwest Of the city
Thursday afternoon. The members vii
meet at 10 o'clock, when conveyances
will be provided at the g. What
home, 204 South Center. and at the
home Of Henry Hague, 306 South Sixth
street.
The wimodausis Aid Society was en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Joseph Scheid, 304 North Sixth street
In a guessing contest the ffrst prize
was won by Mrs. p. Maley, and the
second by Mrs. Ernest Huber. The
hostess was assisted in serving lunch
by her daughter Margaret, and her sis
ter, Mrs. G. B. McCombs.
Miss Bertha Test, 1903 North Center
street, is entertaining three guests in
the persons Of young women who were
classmates Of the hostess in the nurses
training SCHOOL VI tu0 "SOI SAOC IioS
pital, Chicago. The guests. who reached
the city Tuesday evening. and will be
here a week. are Miss Anastasia Har-
ty, Of Wyoming, ILL.,; Miss May Capron,
Of Cedar Rapids; and Miss Margaret
Gill, of Paris, Linn county. Z:
Miss Cleopatra Oppice was hostess
Tuesday evening. at a dinner party at
the Pilgrim to the members of her
wedding party, fourteen in number.
The dinner was served in six courses,
at $3.50 o'clock, and preceding it, a
short social time was enjoyed in the
hotel parlors, with orchestra music
then and during the dinner hour. The
table decorations consisted Of sweet
peas. tulle, and both large and individ-
ual candles. The place cards bore a
lily of the valley design. Rehearsal at
the Baptist church followed the din
ner.
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