Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-18

| comb, were In the city today, visiting
at the home Of their son Nerl.
| DR.. F. ]. Neiman. Office and veter-
mary hospital. 1o7 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404. residence 372.
Mr.. George Fletcher. of Minneapolis.
spent the day in the city, being on his
way home from a business trip to
! Boone.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
| Friends church will be entertained at
the church Friday afternoon at $3.50
| o'clock by Mrs. w. E. Dalbey
All those interested in the election
Of Theodore Roosevelt for president
| are invited to attend the meeting at s
! o'clock tonight in the east court room.
| A car Of bushel basket Liberia
peaches will be sold from the Great
Western track. Sale starts tomorrow
afternoon. Come early and avoid the
rush.
The preliminary work for the Roose-
welt county convention Saturday is to
be started tonight at o'clock in the
east court room. All progressives of
all parties invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cram, Of Mason
City, are here for an over Sunday
visit with relatives. They have been
visiting relatives and friends at Green
Mountain for week.
Come and see it, scenic Colorado"
Colorado motion picture films Of the
George H. Paul Orchard Company Sat
! urday night the goth and Monday the
00H o< tho prirooaa Thoafer
! It is not surprising to those who
know that an old suit can be made to
I look like new by having it cleaned
and pressed by the Marshalltown Steam
Dye Works. Phone one. one. one.
For Sale-My seven-room modern
residence at 200 South Second street.
Full lot, fenced for poultry. plenty OF
fruit. All in good repair. Call at above
number or address w. H. Wilson, care
Times Republican.
Floyd Guthrie. the young man who
was injured Wednesday by falling
from a window. Is doing nicely today.
It is believed that no internal injury
has been sustained, and that the pa
tient will show rapid recovery.
A pair Of those extra trousers that
Hopkins & Son are making will be
found useful, economical and comfort
able Get pair. The price was never
SO economical and the selection 30
large. Hopkins & Son, the popular
tailors.
Peaches. peaches. peaches. Just re-
ceived carload Of peaches to be sold
at $1.65 per bushel while they last. or
rs cents a crate Of four baskets, or at
20 cents a basket. Phone PA. Flowers
Meat and Grocery. 80 and IS North
Center.
Our first car of peaches will be on
sale tomorrow. Give us your order and
get the original orchard pack. We do
not rob the baskets in order to make
low price. Hood Fruit and Commits
sion Company. % North First avenue.
Phone 1446.
Mrs Ed Amblad and babe. Of Min
neapolhs. arrived in the city Thursday
to visit for about a month at the home
of the formers mother, Mrs. Anna
Olson, and other relatives. Mr. AM
blad expects to come to this city next
week for stay of few days.
Give us your order for bushel
peaches in the original orchard pack.
Direct from the orchard to the con-
sumer'' Is our motto. We give you the
benefit Of the full orchard packed bas-
ket. Call or phone your order, we de-
liver. Hoods. % North First avenue.
Phone 1446.
Mr.. I. c. Speers, Of Santa Monica.
Cal. arrived in the city this morning
from Chicago, and will remain for q
brief visit with his mother, DR.. Eliza
beth Speers- Gillette and friends. Mr..
Speers is on his way home from Min
neapolis, where he has been to attend
the national billposters' convention.
The members OF the adult Baptist
Sunday school class taught by Mr.. p.
l., Erickson, were entertained by MIR.
Erickson and his wife Wednesday eve
ming at their home, 205 North Tenth
street. An informal social evening was
enjoyed on the lawn, and several pic
lures were taken Of the class. Mrs.
Erickson. assisted by her daughter,
Miss Sara, server light lunch.
Twenty Ave participated in the pleas
ant gathering.
Miss Ida Shove. 402 North Fourth
street. was hostess Wednesday even
ing to about twenty nvs young people. |
Informally in honor OF
Miss Edna May Tilton. OF Chicago, |
who 10 . guest Of Miss Florence Hop
kins. Some spent tho evening with |
cards. and q general good time was en- |
joyed. Vocal solos were given by Mis- |
Triton, Mr.. Ross Salisbury, and M. |
Henry Shove. Jr. The hostess served . |
two.course lunch. assisted by Misses |
Marie and Dorothy 9Acye, anA Nrs.
Henry Shove IF.