Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-15
Bowen's studio for post cards.1

| Bowen's Studio for post cards.'
Dr.. Graham. ostsopatn. Masonic temple.
Merle ,Mershon was In Tana Friday
on business.
Fancy eating apples at McCord 4
Wings Phones 1884 ana 2sl.
Mr.. E. H. Trease. Of Liscomb. spent
the day in the city on business.
Baseball sunday. state Center vs..
Ben Hur at fair grounds at o'clock
Mrs. Battin viii tutor pupils in
mathematics this summer. Phone 1919
simkins q Estel, undertaking par.
lors. ZIG East Main. Ambulance service.
SCOTS coal offics. 1T East Main
street, with American Express Com
pany.
Strawberries 10 cents a box. at Brus-
ter's, 81 and 33 North First avenue.
Phone 935.
The steady increase Of the trade of
the National Wooden Mills proves that
satisfaction means success.
Miss Minnie Heidereich. OF Chicago
is in the city visiting at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. D. A. Tisdale.
Will take a good vacant lot for a
$1,000 equity in house and lot valued
$4,000. Address Clio. Times-Repub-
lican.
| National Shining Parlor, all shines
cents. Separate parlor for ladies. All
kinds of hats cleaned and reblocketl
on short notice.
Big celebration July at Marshall
Fred o. Bailey of the Marshalltown
Driving Club. Phone ~.
/ Salt, salt, salt for stock only. Small
size rock salt, at so cents per 100
pounds, until supply is sold out. Ben
edict Flour and Feed Company.
! DIR. L. w. Pence, OF Laurel. who has
been at Clear Lake on q fishing trip fol
Il few days. was tr the city Frida,
| evening while on his way home.
No matter what your idea is for a
suit we have 1t in all the new colors
Have look at our window and see the
| specials. Hopkins & Son, the popular
/ tailors.
J The funeral OF Mrs. Emily Burchum
| who died Thursday in Bangor town
ship, will be held at the Friends church
at Bangor Sunday morning at II
! o'clock.
Mrs. William A. Smith, Of Nashua,
who is visiting at the home Of Mrs.
| Myrtle Shelter this week, will go to
Grinnell next week, where she will sing
at the Iowa State Music Teachers con-
|vention.
The "Illumination," a great Vita
graph feature film of exceeding splen-
dor, an inspirational production of the
I incidents touching upon the life. death.
burial and resurrection of Christ. Only
cents, at Elite theater Sunday.
! Mrs G. H. Amelung. 112 West
Church street, was hostess Friday aft
ernoon to the Tirzah Aid Society. The
ladies tied comforter and pieced quilt
blocks, after which the hostess served
a lunch, assisted by Mrs. George Ruopp
and Miss Florence Hoffa-
| Mr.. Lyle Brown, of Madison. Wis,
arrived in the city this morning to join
his wife, who has been visiting at the
home Of her father, Mr.. T. T. Shorthill,
and with Mr.. Browns father. Mr.. T. A.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will be in
the city five or six weeks.
!. Mrs. F. N. Anderson. entertained the
members Of the Clover Club, that was
4 organized recently, at her home 109
South Sixth avenue, Friday afternoon.
The guests sewed and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Anderson. The
out Of town guests were Miss Ruby
Osborne and Mrs. George Oswandle, of
! Oskaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p Maulsby and
daughters, Marrissa and Gatha. re-
turned home Friday from Mount YER
non, where they attended the annual
commencement at Cornell College, their
son and brother, Archie Maulsby, being
a member Of the graduating class. The
latter returned home Friday evening.
Forney's hall is being remodeled and
redecorated and when completed will
be one Of the finest dance halls in the
state. The grand opening ball will be
given Tuesday, June 25. Tickets 81.
Jones' ten piece orchestra will furnish
the music. Spectators wishing to hear
! the music 10 cents admittance. Three
hundred invitations have been issued.
| Miss Margherita Lewis, Is expected
home from Des Moines this evening,
for brief visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lewis, and to attend the
alumni banquet and other social affairs
next week. Miss Lewis, who is study
| ing the violin at Highland Park Col
lege. will return to Des Moines to take
summer school work, as she expects to
graduate next fall.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society was
entertained at an ail-day sew at tho
church Friday by Mesdames L. F. KEEL
logg. A. L. Frazer, Joseph Stormes, C.
B. Mason, e. III. Draper, E. j. Robb
and r. F. French, and Miss Churchill
Lunch was served by these hostesses
F.! at noon, and as birthday anniversary
| surprise to Mrs. ]. r. Haines, she was
presented with handsome bouquet Of
flowers. A birthday cake, with the ira
| ditional candles, was a feature OF tine
repast. The presentation speech was
made by Rev. James McGee. who, with
Mr.. Haines and several of the Older
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