Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-31

promptly and well done. The Camera
Shop. II East Main.
Miss Jessie Mcmahon weat to Mar.
Sunday with friends.
Carl olmquist. Of Marietta town
ship. left this morning for Minneapolis
to visit relatives for short time.
DR.. #. ]. Neiman. Office and veter.
mary hospital. .lo7 and 100 East State
street. Onice phone lo4. residence 372
Mr. Paul Tomlinson. OF Marietta
township. went to Ames today to en-
ter his sophomore year at Iowa State
College.
Miss Ethel L. Phelps. supervisor OF
household economics in the high
school, arrived Friday evening from
Maquoketa.
| The comedy drama, THAT Gal O.
| Howards," comes to the Odeon tomor
! row evening. Special prices, 10, 20. 80
| and so cents
Mrs. c. S. Carothers arrived home
F"iday evening from a ten days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Z. r Mcintyre.
! Miss Clara Fort. who has been visit
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Fort for two wekes, left this morning
for her home in Minonl, III.
We have added a full line of East
mans kodaks and supplies. Call and
see our assortment Mcbride & Will
Drug Company, the Rexai store.
Jelly glasses at 25 and 30 cents a
dozen. The new squat shape with
lacquered tops for 30 cents dozen at
Culleys. east side OF court house.
Mrs. ]. o. Adams and daughter Helen
arrived home Friday evening from a
summers stay in Minneapolis with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. George
McMichael, and family.
Messrs. Harry Gerhart and NJ. s. Nc
Farland. and the latter's son Ray
mond, returned home Friday evening
from a ten days stay at Lake Jeffer-
son. MINI. Fishing was reported only
fair.
Many times you've heard that we
are the best. The way to prove it is to
send your suit in and have 1t cleaned
and pressed. Phone US, we'll call for
and deliver your clothes. Marshall
town Steam Dye Works.
Those who have been waiting for the
arrival Of the Society brand clothes will
be pleased to know that they have
come. A truely handsome display OF
suits and overcoats. for sale only 1T
Painters clothing store:
A church social at the John Holm
quist farm. in Marietta township. was
largely patronied Friday evening. The
threatening storm caused some of the
patrons to leave early however. and
before they had been served.
~ Vinegar time is hero and culley has
a good cider vinesAr, at 25 cents:
Heinz'aextra flavor, extra clarified cider
at 40 cents: white corn vinegar at 20
cents: also Heinz's extra grade white
picking vinegar at 40 cents per gall
Ion
Mrs. r. w. McCreery. 704 West Main
street. entertained a few friends at J.
o'clock luncheon Friday in honor OF
Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell and Mrs. Lillian
Bridgens, Of Chicago d Other guests
from out Of the city were Mrs. Madison
Beltley. Of Ithaca, n. Y: Miss Adeline
Parker. of Denver. Colo: and Miss
Mabel Woodbury.. Of Minneapolis.
Rev. A. D. Herrick and wife. Of
Lima, O., the former a minister in the
Spiritualists society. are in the city
for a few days visit. Mr.. Herrick is
president of the Ohio State Association |
Of Spiritualists. Sunday afternoon at
2: 30. at the Colonial theater. Mr..
Herrick will give a lecture on the sub
1ect, I'm Death There IS Life" No adj
mission Is to be charged.
While going down the steps OF the
Victoria Hotel. at Des Moines, L. A.
Mum. of Cedar Rapids. a travelling
slipped and fell, injuring one
Of his knees severely. Mr.. Mum and |
wife came to this city. where they will |
until Mr.. Mum improves suf-
ficiently to get around. Mr. and Mrs !
Mum are at the home Of the lattcr's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. schick
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pembcrton. form
,rly of this city but now Of Salem, Ore,
are expected to reach here Sunday
night, and on Monday will go to Albion
-OF lie" Gays WISH at tile nome oA
Mrs. Pemberton's brother, Mr.. w. G.
Van Horn. Mr.. Robert Van Horn is
also at his sons home. The Pember-
:ons are en- their way to Baltimore,
where Mr.. Pemherton will attend n
meeting Of fire insurance managers.
Mr. PEN oerton Is president Of an Ore
yon company.
FARMERS PICNIC SEPT. q.