Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
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The City II, Bret
The Camera shop.


The Camera Shop.
Hodges repairs watches.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. 15 West Main.
zisamar W.. Nick Carter. Lyric Sat
urday.
Dance in new Forney hall Saturday
evening.
Waters. photographer. over Mayors
drug store.
Phone 2s4 and 1884 for peaches. Nc
Cord & Wing.
Culley's blend of coffee has no equal
for the price. Try it.
whitehead's big clearance sale is
now on. Come in tomorrow,
Am leaving town, will sell all my
household goods at LOG South First
street.
Now working at 214 East Main,
Julian and Smith, BARRIERS
Misses white duck button shoes
$1.4S. Clifford & Jarrett Shoe Company.
Farmers. bring your butter and eggs
in. We want them. Bruster's grocery.
scott's coal office. 1T East Main
street. with American Express Com
pany.
Ice cream and cake will be served
on the Friends church lawn Saturday
evening.
One lot Of women's tan button OK
fords at $1.SS. Clifford & Jarrett Shoe
Company.
One lot Of mems patent leather OK
fords $2.4S, regular 1878 value. Gif-
ford & Jarrett Shoe Company.
Mrs. 8. F. Frye. 513 South Second
street. Is at Ames for an extended Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. Ann Kersey.
At wachter's confectionery, vanilla.
strawberry, chocolate ice cream and
pineapple Ice. For prompt delivery
phone ATS white
Former s1,5o- copyright books for
only IS cents. Last day Of this sale
Saturday. Get yours tomorrow at
Simmons Book Store.
The regular business meeting of st.
Elizabeth's Society Of ST. Mary's
church was held in the institute audi
forum Thursday afternoon.
Orange pudding, strawberry, vanilla,
and chocolate ice cream and pineapple
sherbet for Saturday and Sunday at
Leinbach's, successor to McCord's.
Culley has Lipton's mild favored
coffee in one-pound tins at 10 cents:
also Lipton's india tea at 70 cents a
pound. put up in one half-pound pack
ages.
Don't forget that we are the only
selling agency in the city for Chase
& Sanborn's celebrated teas and co1ees
and that our assortment includes any
thing you may want. Geo. L. Andrews.
Mrs. c: e. Fredericks. Of Conrad,
arrived in the city Thursday for a
few days visit at the home of her
niece, Mrs. J. v. Bass and family, and
with her sister-in-Iaw. Mrs. Daisy
Dilley.
Mrs. Louisa L. Lee has decided to
Margaret A. Bergsren the residence
property at 204. East Webster street.
occupied by the purchaser. The price
was not given in the deed nled In the
county recorders office.
We have a good layout for tomor-
row-Elberta peaches. Burbank plums.
aprfcots, Valencia oranges. California
cantalopes. watermelons. green pep
pers. cucumbers. tomatoes. lettuce
celery. all kinds home vegetables. i'm
ported figs, dates-all good stuff Geo.
L. Andrews.
Mrs. Henry Hague. 3GS South Sixth
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the Norwegian Ladies' Aid Society.
Twenty-eight were present. and the
time was spent in the usual way. The
hostess was assisted In the serving by
her daughter, Miss Leona Birkeland.
and Miss Hazel Norland
Mrs. Z. Bash and Miss Christina
Berggren were hostesses Thursday
afternoon at the Bash home, 304 East
State street, at the closing business
meeting of the first division Of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society. The
has been in charge OF this division
lowed, during which the hostess served
light refreshments. Eighteen were
present
The Mems Club Of St Pauls church !
was entertained at it's regular meet
ing Thursday evening by Mr.. L. c. Alb |
bolt at the Abbott home. Economic |
and social work for the coming winter |
were discussed, and other business |
matters were disposed of, after which |
the evening was spent socially. Lunch !
was served by Mrs. Abbott. who was |
assisted in the serving by Mrs. D. w. |
Mrs. G. W. Lawrence, Mrs. |
Theodore Brown and Mrs. A. G. Click. |
Twenty five were present The next
Of the club. In August, will
probably be picnic.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth.
odiet church was entertained at an
pleasant meeting Thursday
afternoon at the church, by Mrs. L. NJ.
Osborne. assisted by Mrs. r. w. Hub
bard, Mrs Charles Chinn, Mrs. N. AIer-
rill, and Mrs. L. E. Matson. A program
was much enjoyed, and consisted OF
Two readings by Miss Anna Grismer, Of
talk by Mrs. Ella McKinn
IN the women of the bible as compared
with those Of modern times, and q pi-
ano number by Miss Wanda Arney.
At the business meeting seven new
members were taken into the society.
When the ladies arrived at the church
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