Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-02

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The City IN Brief
Hodges repairs watches.
Bring your watches to Hodges.
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c. r. speers was in Perry today OF
Waters. photographer, Over Mayer'
drug store.
Peaches, while they last, $1.15 pei
bushel. at Batesoles.
Dance in new Forney hall Saturday
evening. Jones' orchestra.
Phone 424 for your drug wants
Prompt delivery Elders drug store.
George r. Norris. nre. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
Portraiture in your home. phone us
about 1t. The Brown Studio, over Alb
bolts.
Frank s. Jerome. went to Boone thi.
morning to visit for few days with
his mother.
Malaga grapes, canteloupes. grape
fruit and sweet potatoes. McCord 6
Wing. Two phones.
Campbelrs soups are Just right for q
quick meal. A dozen different kinds In
stock. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Cantaloupes and water melons on Ice
all the time at the Model grocery
Phone 2ss. 1os West Main.
Imported Swiss and Roquefoot
cheese. fresh supply at McCord
Wings. Two phones, 2s4 and 1884.
Miss Grace Ewald went to Colo thi.
morning. to visit over Sunday at the
home OF her cousin, MISC Anna Lantz
Call at Hoods and see the fine Ell.
berta peaches In crates guaranteed tc
hold more than a bushel by weight;
% North First avenue. Phone 1446.
You ought to try our cookies anG
crackers We make speciality of these
lines Our crackers are shipped and
kept in tins. The Model grocery
Phone 2ss;s 1os West Main.
Miss Edna Swingley returned home
this morning from Waterloo. where
she had been for the past ten days as
a guest of Miss Audrey Strayer and at
the B. F. Harrison home.
Rev. Mother Joseph Of st. Mary's
convent. accompanied by the Sisters
Of the school, arrived home Thursday
evening from Ottumwa, where she has
been for the annual retreat of the or
DER.
Mrs. Florence Lowell. Of 403 Arson
street. fell over pile of rubbish
Thursday at her home. while running
after her little son, and suffered dis
location Of her right ankle, and slight
injury to her back.
Mrs. Margaret Marks and son James
returned to their home in Rock Island
ILL.,. Thursday after two weeks visit
with their daughter and sister. Mrs. p
H. Maley. 511 West Boone street. Mrs
as far as Grinnell.
H. F. Jones, of Cedar Rapids. drove
to the city this morning in his car anG
returned this afternoon accompanied
by his mothter-in-law. Mrs. s. E
Wright. andc daughters, Mrs. Q. F
IauiaeReand-a 4iss.alarsaretr Jones' ant
Mrs. P. w. Burke, with whom the othel
ladies' have been visiting. Mrs. Burke
will return home in few days.
In our window display viii be found
some specially priced two-piece suit
ings that are worth your attention. But
If you want to see the real nifty" pat
terms for fall suitlngs Snd overcoatings
we have hundreds Of the new Scotch
heather mixtures and English vale
serges-some Of the newest for fall I,
will be a pleasure to show them. Hop
kins & Son. the popular tailors.
The Harmony Aid Society was en-
;ertained Thursday. afternoon by Mrs.
George Brooke and Mrs. G. Lurick at
the formers home. 404 South Fourth
street The afternoon was spent in
sewing for the society. after which the
hostesses served lunch in two courses.
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sides twenty members, guests present
were Mrs. H. H. St1ouse, Mrs. Ward,
Mrs. Frank Haas and Mrs E. D. Bate
sole.
The Excelsior Aid Society was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
II. o. Swick and Mrs. George Crawford
at the Swick home, 1903 West State
street. There was an attendance OF
forty five including two new members
After the business session social time
was enjoyed, and the hostesses served
a light lunch, assisted by Miss Naomi
Kelley and Mrs. F. Wertenberger. Mrs
F. ]. Schoenhut was a guest Of the
society.
A small company OF girl friends
joined in a surprise shower Thursday
evening on Miss Ada Taylor, who is to
be married next Monday evening at her
home here. to Mr.. Edgar Stuart. of
Montour. The affair was held at the
home of the BRIDE elects mother, Mrs.
Anna Taylor, 500 East Boone street
Miss Taylor was given a granite
shower. and received several nice
pieces. Games and music furnished en-
tertainment for the evening, and light
refreshments were served by the moth
er and sister Of the guest Of honor.
Mr.. Bowles and Mr.. Billings have
purchased the grain business OF w. H
Sloppy and take possession the first OF