Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
glasses lifted. Chamberlain.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.

n =
! WATERS. photographer. Over Mayors
drug stors.
Portraiture In your home. phone us
about It. The Brown Studio, over ABB
bott'A
Nothing finer than Duchess apples
for sauce or pie. We have them. Hood.
% North First avenue, Phone 1l4sss 7
FOR ale-stern home at 1o5 West
Church street. Modern. full lot, barn.
Price right. 8. G. Bell. Telephons 3s5.
DR.. F. J. Neiman. office and vstsr-
mary hospital. lo7 and 100 East state
street. oftice phone 4o4. residence IA.
steinway, Weber, Speck Wheelock,
Stuyvesant and Pechnola player pianos
for. sale by c. Il. Packard. North
Seventh street.
Sunday specials: Pineapple sherbet
orange pudding, chocolate, strawberry
and vanilla ice cream at Leinbachs, 81
West Main street.
Misses Mamie Dawson and Margaret
Bradley went to Waterloo today for a
visit of week or ten days with rela-
tives and friends.
Chickering. Packard, Weber. Gabler
makes for sale by c. E. Pickard,
North Seventh street.
The Ladies' Guild Of ST Paul's Epis-
copal church will be entertained Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w
G. Bowe. Alb Park street.
Nrc 1o.r o1,f av
Goldie left for their home in Piersor
after brief viist at the c. NJ. Props,
home, 531 North Second street.
The Packard piano used in the re-
cital at the Presbyterian church was
not only delightful treat to the audi
ence but to those giving the program.
If YOU are tired Of other kinds OF
sauce buy a peck Of Duchess apples
and have something fine for a change
Hood Fruit and Commission Company
Everybody should have nice baske.
of peaches, the fine eating kind for
Sunday. Oppice Fruit Company have
special sale on peaches at both
stores.
In honor OF the birthday anniversary
/ of her husband, Mrs. Bert Ewerist, s02
: Cole street, entertained at $3.50 o'clock
dinrer Friday evening a small com
! pany of their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas stotts anc
children. Eugene. Helen and Merle
left this morning for Elysian. MINI.
| where they will remain for two
weeks outing at Lake Frances.
Say young man, we want TO show
you the new English twills We have
| them in every shade. We delight to
show them, because they are different
Hopkins & Son, the popular tailors.
The Twilight League baseball closes
Monday night with game between
the Outlaws and Central Church OF
Christ Game will start at p. M
sharp. Admission Is cents. ladies free
Mrs. Estella Hess, Of Chicago. ar
rived in the city Friday. and will
be the guest for short time of Misses
Julia and Susie Sewer. Mrs. Hess ie
en- route home from a visit with rel
atives and friends in Omaha ano
Albion. Neb.
Hopkins & Sons showing Of fal
! overcoatings for early fall are here anS
7 if the young nobby dresser wants to SEE
some nifty styles 1t will be an ey'
| opener for him. 1t is pleasure t
) show them. Hopkins & Son, the pop
ular tailors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vollmer Of Chi
cago, are expected to reach the city
this evening for two weeks visit al
| the home Of Mrs. Vollmer's parents, DR.
IT, f{se, n
| Harris, who has been visiting for sew
eral months at her sisters home, viii
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Vollmer.
Miss Jessie Sharp, formerly OF this
city, but now Of Hammond. Ind. VIII.
has been visiting for ten days with hel
father, A. c. Sharp. left Friday for ar
extended trip thru the east. She will
visit at Mackinac Island, Detroit. and
! Toronto, and then go on to New York
City before returning to Hammond.
A crowd Of about forty young people
enjoyed a lawn party Friday evening
at the Will Henline home, three miles
east of Green, Mountain. The affair
was planned by Messrs. Raymond Pet
erson and Herbert Weitzell. and proved
a. very enjoyable affair Various out
door games were enjoyed. and lunch
was served.
| Persons knowing themselves In
debted to the Wright Coal Company
are requested to call at the office OF
the Black Hawk Fuel Company anc
settle with ]. K Marx. who Is oul
! authorized collector. Mr.. ]. T. Wrigh
having left our employ Black Hawf
Fuel Company, successors to Wright
Coal Company.
Word received from Des Moines tell'
of a surgical operation performed a
the Methodist hospital upon Maste
Lyle Olmstead, the Albion boy who
was injured a few weeks ago by Sc
we're fall, when he alighted astride NJ
iron bar His condition has been quite
| serious, but 1t is now believed that M
has a splendid chance for recovery.
| The Baptist Ladies Mission Circle
met Friday afternoon at the homo o
Mrs. w. P. Maulsby, 30S North Second
street The subject for study was mis-
sionary Education" and the leader wa'
Mrs. Aaron Palmer. Miss Margare
WATSON gave an interesting short de-
scription OF the Baptist College a.
Denison, O.. OF which she is stu
| dent.
Hart G. Smith has filed suit In the
district court against Enos e. Pember'
lea he