Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-01

Dtckin0On's maple mousse, the new
Ice cream sundae, at all first class
fountains.
DR.. Ralph Keyser has moved from
the Hopkins block to over Mcbride .
Wills drug tore.
To Rent-Large, we'll lighted down
stairs sleeping room. to one or two
gentlemen. IL East State street.
Now is the time for canning pine
apples. Get our prices before going
elsewhere. Bruster's grocery. phone
935.
Milady's face powders and all diff
ferent talcum powders at Mcbride &
Wills. corner of Center n Main
streets.
Mrs. Clinton French left for Char
ter Oak this morning to visit for about
a week with MI. French's mother, Mrs.
Josephine french.
We have some suits that were not
called for. and will sell them for SO
each. Call early. They will go quick.
National Wooden Mills.
Children's May party will be repeated
AA OAASS . a ASAS SCdIiSSudy WV
ming. Winding the May pole. hoop drill,
marches, etc. followed by a dance.
Our family washing service is in
comparable. It leaves SO little for the
housewife to do. Everything washed
in soft watch. Meeker Laundry Co.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's
church will be entertained Monday af-
far,,o 1T o.0on nv NIrc L Z pnure11
and Miss Ella Powell and the formers
home, 40 East Church street.
c. w. Coolidge. baggageman at the
Chicago Great Western station. got his
caught under a trunk he was
handling Friday night inc had the
right thumb crushed, losing the nail.
Saturday and Sunday we will have
chocolate, vanilla. lemon and fresh
strawberry ice cream, fresh strawberry
sherbet and orange pudding. c. II.
Leinbach, successor to McCord & Nc
cord.
For warm mornings o want COT
fee that will taste good to you and If
o try Chase & Sanborn's Boston
~coffees you will be pleased, and no dis
appointment. George l.. Andrews, sole
agent.
Our new Flexo finish makes collars
pliable and comfortable to the neck.
Button holes wear longest. Send us
a sample package. No charge if not
in soft water. Meeker Laundry Com
pary.
All members of the Pocahontas
Lodge. Poweshiek Counsel No. 46, are
requested to meet at the hall at 2
o'clock sharp, Sunday, June 2, to ac-
company the Red Men in their me-
mortal services.
Herman G.. Hoeck, formerly Of this
city but now of o Angeles, CAL. has
sold to August Gummert the Hoeck
home. 207 East Linn street, for $3.50.
to the deed filed in the coun-
ty recorders office.
We are well supplied with pi%neapples
for canning. Next week is Just the
right time to buy. We a send you a
case, two and one-half dozen. or a
single dozen or even less, just as you
wish. Phone 81. Reynolds & Shell
don. '
Supervisors N. o. Keen and E. B.
Zines began this afternoon to check the
accounts of County Auditor A. H. We'll
ker. Supervisor D. c. Maytag and T.
P. Marsh have nearly completed the
work of auditing the accounts Of
Treasurer Robert W. Stevens.
Mrs. Knute Scott, s06 South Center
street, was hostess at the usual meet
ing of the Ladies Aid Society OF the
~ crio =, M II .,,fooror oh11Yoh FRIDAY
afternoon. The regular business was
transacted, and a social hour followed,
the hostess serving refreshments.
DR.. Arthur Morehouse and wife and
sons, Norton and Dale, of Fort Sheri-
dan, who have been spending a few
days with the formers aunt. Mrs. j. NJ.
Carmean. left Friday evening for
Genoa. Ill.,, for a visit with DR.. More
houses parents, Prof. D. c. Morehouse
and wife.
Have you seen the new disc weave
serges? Something new in q blue
serge. Splendid service in plain and
fancy weaves. and you must not miss
our ever popular homespun. For hot
weather two piece suits, so cool and
full Of service. Hopkins & Son. the
Opular TallOrS.
Mrs. A. r. Lyman. $40 North Second
entertained the Tirzah Aid So
ciety Friday afternoon. The ladies
busted themselves with their W sew
ing. and both photograph and vocal
music was enjoyed. The hostess served
lunch in two courses, assisted by Mrs.
George Winterowd and Mrs. George
Ruopp.
The members Of the "Mayfower En-
broidery Club were entertained at their
social gathering Friday after
by Mrs. Joseph Grimm, SOC South
First avenue. The time was spent in
the usual way. as Indicated by the
clubs name, and the hostess served
a dainty lunch. According to the
clubs custom the hostess was present.
ed with a Haviland china plate.
Mrs. E. A. Ford, 103 South Ninth
street, assisted by Mrs. A. P. Bratt,
Mrs. j. r. Bradbury, and Mrs. ]. H.
entertained the Congrega-
tioral Ladies' Aid Society at an ALL
day sew, Friday. Dinner was served
at noon, Mrs. Margaret Munter and
Mrs. Maud Bowen assisting h host
esses in the serving. A shor business
was held in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Stewart, 10 West
Grant street. were host and hostess
evening to about a dozen
friends at an informal dinner party in
horor NJ Mr. md Mrs f G. Wallace.