Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-23

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Hodges repairs watches. ss'
1.-TWO big acts" Princess.
Fresh catfish 4 Isaacson's. 'Phon'
131.
w. c. Davis. optician. room s1s. Ma
sonic Temple.
Mr.. Joseph Lowery. OF Gilman. ,spen
Thursday in the city. i :,
Mr.. Jud Morrisey spent the day !
Cedar Rapids on business.
Get the pure linseed oil mixed paint.
Henry sieg. l1s West Main.
Special sale on hams, bacon an
lard at Isaacson's. Phone 131.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crandon. Of Gil
man, visited in the city Thursday.
DR.. Ralph Keyser. physician and sur
geon, over Mcbride & viii drug stor'
Blueberries received today. 20 cent
a box. Phone q, Reynolds & Shell
don.
Saturday and Sunday. strawberr!
vanilla and chocolate ice creams an
| orange ice. Wachter's confectionery.
We are closing out our large stock g
feather and wool busters at cost OF
Reliable Drug Company, ]. A. Turne
| manager.
Culley has slicing machine and h
slices bacon, boiled ham and drie
beef to suit you. He handles the yer
best Of the goods.
Misses Sylvia and Margaret Buchan
an! arrived home Thursday evenin
from their seven weeks visit in Chi
| cago and Madison. Wis.
No premiums with the Culley COFFEE
you get the full value in the coffee
for an every day drink use Culley
blend at IS cents a pound.
Mrs. Lee NJ Beatty, of Bartlesville
Okla. arrived in the city Thursda
night and will make visit Of severa
| weeks with her sister, Mrs. E. G
LETTER. ~
Jersey sweet potdtOeS, HOuAc SIo"l
melons, sweet corn, red and gree
peppers, cucumbers for pickles, an
lots Of other vegetables in stock today
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Rev. and Mrs B. F. Martin arrive
home this morning from few weeks
vacation visit at Wisconsin points
The greater part Of their time was en-
, joyed at Lake Geneva.
Mr.. A. G. Nelson. Of Denver, Colo
until four years ago a resident OF tn
city. who has been visiting Sam Hor
| WITT and other friends the past tw
days, left this morning for his hom
Remember. our prompt deliver
servive has made us famous. No mat
! ter how small your wants, call POI. w
will respond promptly. Old Reliabl
Drug Company. J. "A. Turner, managel
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". McNeely al
rived home Thursday evening from
| months visi: TO northern lake resorts
They visited Maclsinac Island. Georgia
Bay, Macatawa, and Cedar Spring
| Mich.
Miss Angeline Mckinley, secretary {
the Y. w. C. A., arrived home Thursda
evening from a ten days stay at LAX
Geneva, Wis, where she has been al
| tending the summer conference OF tn
association.
Rev. James Rayburn arrived in tn
city Thursday evening from 81
weeks visit in Nebraska and Kansa
points. Mr.. Rayburn will resume n
evangelistic work Sunday when
opens series Of rneetings'at Salem.
Mrs. Frank Jerome. 2O2 North Thir
avenue, was hostess Thursday even
| ing to a small company OF friend
whom she entertained in honor OF ne
niece, Miss Clara Carlton, Of Detroi
Mich. The hours were enjoyed social
and with guessing contests. Mrs. Jer
ONE served q .two-course lunch.
we have for tomorrow's business
Grapefruit, Moore's early srape
peaches, plums, pears. Valenci
oranges, Jersey sweet potatoes, Wiz
einia sweet potatoes, cauliflower. eg
plant, leaf and head lettuce, squash
watermelons. canteloupes, Spanish on
ions. everything you may want and
good stuff. George l.. Andrews.
Misses Sicily and Leona Jones en-
tertained a company Of thirty friend
Thursday evening at their home, SO
West Nevada street. in honor OF tn
formers 18th birthday anniversary. Tn
hours were spent on the lawn. Wher
games and music We're enjoyed. NJ
and Mrs r. c. Jones served refresh
ments during the evening. Miss Jone
was presented by the guests with
gold bracelet. Mr.. Chester Anderson
of Orient, ILL.,. was the only out of
town guest.
In honor of the 5th birthday ami
versary Of her little daughter France
Mrs. T. NJ. Treiber, IL North Third av
enue, entertained fifteen little folks
members of her daughters Sunda
school class in the Congregations
church, from 9 to IL Thursday. TIL
hours were enjoyed with games an
refreshments were served by Mrs. Trei
Der, assisted by her sister, Mrs. G.
Campbell, Of Charlotte, Mich. The lat
ter's little son John was the only out
of-town guest.
Mrs. r. s. Fulmer, who has been Wis
iting in New York with her daughter
Miss Grace Fulmer since last Novem
Der, arrived home Thursday evening
accompanied by Miss Fulmer and Mis-
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