Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-27


Friday in the city.
DR.. Ralph Keyser. physician ana SUR
geon. over Mcbride 4 Will drug store
SCOTS coal orfice. III East Main
street. with American Express Com.
pany.
Misses Olive and Ella zug arrived
home Friday evening from q few days
visit in Chicago.
Mr.. A. e. Nickel arrived home Fri.
day from q few days business trip to
Chicago and Grand Rapids.
For high-grade Photographic work
come to the Brown studio. over Abb
bolts hardware store. Phone 239.
Baseball. baseball. Sunday. July %
fair grounds, 3 p. M, Marshalltowr
Independents vs.. Newton Semi Pros.
Miss Mamie Lamb. POI South Fourth
street. left this morning for visit with
friends In st. Joseph and Kansas City
Mo.
Orange pudding, chocolate, straw
berry and vanilla ice cream and pine
apple sherbet for Sunday at Lem
oach's. successor to McCord.
few pair small sizes ladies' suede
oxfords and pumps. 81 and $3.50 val.
ues, for $1.9s. Store opened until 10: sc
p. m. tonight. Larson & Clemens
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Graham, 1904 Sum
NIT street, are parents of ten and
one-half pound son, born Friday. The
young man has been cfristened Robert
Maulsby.
Nothing will take the place OF the
comfort and satisfaction one enjoys in
wearing well-tailored garments. Swan
son & skatstrom, tailors, 100 West
Main street.
Mrs. Ida Johnson. who has been Wis.
iting in Des Moines for few days. re,
turned home Friday evening. She wa.
accompanied by Mrs. Amos Rogers, G
Rock Island. III.
Chester R. Echternach leaves tonight
on three weeks vacation which he
will spend at Sterling, ILL.,, with his
parents. Before he returns he will &c
to Chicago. Milwaukee and Detroit for
O lake trip.
Mrs. N. A. Capron, OF this city. ha.
sold to Blakely & York. a 100 acre
farm in the southern part of Washing.
ton township for $4,000. Possession /!
to be given next March. The purchas.
ers are land owners Of Washington
township.
Miss Amy Wells, of New York City
who has been visiting for several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
w. Wells, left Friday afternoon fol
Davenport, where she will spend Sun.
day as the guest Of Mrs George E. OFT
She will leave Davenport Sunday nigh,
for New York.
The young men Of the B. Y. p. U. OF
the Baptist church entertained the
young ladies' of the society Friday eve
ming at Williams shack, four miles
east OF town. The. trip was made in q
hayrack, and the hosts served an ap.
petizing supper. About thirty partici.
pated in the pleasant affair.
Mrs. Raymond Gale and son Carl, OF
Lfscomb. spent Friday in the city with
the formers sister. Mrs. Frank McAfee
MISS Kate Irland. Of Gilman, was also
guest OF Mrs. McAfee Friday. beint
on her way home from Cedar Falls
where she has been attending the Iowa
state teachers College summer school
The Woman's Missionary associa-
ton of the United Brethren church
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Thomas Moran. 1905 Summit
street. The. regular business was
transacted. but the study program. was
omitted. and the afternoon was spent
in sewing. The hostess was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Frank Ogle
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I When he got his left arm caught be-
tween heavy box and the end of the
American Express building Friday,
Floyd Hanegan. son of w. B. Hanegan,
707 West Linn street, a driver for the
express company, suffered a fracture
Of the arm at the elbow. Hanegan was
off the wagon at the time. The
horse backed suddenly. catching the
driver before he realized his danger.
When you buy one of our two-piece
suits IN blue or stripped serge at the
price we are selling them now, you can
leave several dollars in your purse.
Do you know any young man who Is
going to get married in the near fu-
ture? Tell him about the elegant
black unfinished worsted suits we are
making at $25.00 We won't do it al
ways, so get in line. Fred Hopkins &
Son. the Popular Tailors.
An important change in the order of
the morning services at the Central
Of Christ will be made tomor-
row. The morning worship Will begin
at 10 o'clock. the first hour being de-
voted to Bible study. The second hour,
IL to IL o'clock. will be devotional
hour, with sermon. The service will
be continuous. no intermission being
taken between Bible study and devo-
tional hour. All the services for the
will close at IL O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitton left
Friday for western trip of several
weeks. They will spend Sunday at Salt
Lake City, and go from there to San
francisco to visit a few days with Mrs.
Whitton's niece, Mrs. Charles Rhoads.
After astrip thru the Yosemite valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitton will go to south
I'm California. visiting at Los Angeles.
PASADENA. and other points. They will.
'eturn home thru Arizona via the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado.
Complimentary to little Marie Cas-
Idly, who was 9 years old, and Florence
Of Albion, who was 6. Mrs F.
:. Ducane. 81 South Second street
a small company Of little
olks at her home Friday afternoon
rhe hours were spent with games on