Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03

DR.. Ralph Keyser. physician and sur
geon. over Mcbride q Will drug store.
SCOTS coal office. 1T East Main
street. with American Express Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. thinner arrived
home yesterday from their honeymoon.
They visited in Lincoln, Neb, and Clin-
ton. #ss
The young people Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church gave an ice cream
social which was well patronized FRI
day evening on the church lawn.
Typewriter platens (rolls) recovered
with best pearl gray rubber, $3.50.
Typewriters rented. Typewriters rib
bons. carbon paper and typewriter oil
Orlando Baxter.
Typewriters for rent. New visible
Underwoods. Royals. Remingtons and
Smith -Premiers. Only $3.50 month.
Phone $40 or eos green. Central Iowa
Business College.
"Harry'' says II you want to look
nifty" have; your clothes cleaned and
pressed by the; Marshalltown Steam
Dye WOThS. fLlOHc LII WIN NaAASS
for and delivered.
The ladies' aid of the First United
Evangelical church will hold an Ice
cream social at $40 South Third ave-
nue. Monday evening. Everybody in
vited. Ice cream and cake 10 cents.
The Twilight League baseball closes
Monday night with game between
n
Christ. Game will start at p. IN.
Mr.. John Miner Of Carroll arrived
in the city Friday night and will be
here over Sunday. Mrs. Miner has
been here for a weeks visit with her
sisters, Mesdames Lem Goodwin and
Ed Cole.
The Fidelity Savings Bank estab-
lished in 1892, with twenty years
experience In handling savings ac-
counts offers unusual advantages to
depositors. This bank has paid per
cent interest on deposits since 1t was
organized. One dollar starts an ac-
count.
Mrs. G. L. Farguson. East North
street, was hostess Friday afternoon to
the dozen members of the w. d. s.
Club, at it's regular bi-month!y meet
ing. The afternoon was enjoyed as
kensington, and the hostess served
two-course lunch, assisted by Miss Ger
trude Showalter Guests Of the club
were Mrs. Robert Shehan and Mrs.
Charles Toler.
Notification Of their election as dele
gates to the Iowa Rebekah assembly at
Sioux City, which convenes Oct. Is, has
been received by Mrs. A. NJ. Rhoades,
Of Marshall Lodge, No. 40. this city:
Mrs. Bernice Gaunt. Of Clemons;. and
Mrs. Sadie Bueghly. OF Ltscomb. These
three delegates, together with Mrs. r.
A.. Crandall, of Electric lodge, this city
comprise the four delegates from this
the sixty-f fourth district Of the order
A crowd of twenty-three. mostly
members of the Jolly Club, enjoyed an
all-day outing Friday at the Jones
shack, near Nicholsons ford. Both
dinner and supper and lunch in the
afternoon were served. and the after
noon was spent in various sports. In
q tug-of-war the women beatt he men.
In a potato race, Mrs. Harry Buchwald
got first prize, and the consolation went
to Mrs. Frank Moehrl A ball game and
boating were also features OF the out
ing.
The children who have been students
Of the Swedish language at the sum-
mer school held in the basement Of the
Swedish Lutheran church, and taught
by the student pastor, Mr.W. Carlson.
Of Rock Island, gave program OF
songs and Rotations Friday evening
at the church, which was enjoyed by
large number OF relatives and friends.
Following the program, the members
Of the Luther League presided at an
ice cream social held in the basement
Of the church, to which the school chill
dren were admitted free.
Rev. ]. e. Stauffacher. wife. and
daughter Maude, arrived homo Friday
evening from Cedar Rapids, Lisbon and
West Branch where they have been
visiting for three weeks. At Cedar Rap
ids Rev. Mr.. Stauftacher attended the
| scrua! bible conference OF the United
Evangelical church, and visited his son.
George Stauffacher, who submitted to
an operation for appendicitis during
his parents. stay At the A. Rieger
farm, near Lisbon, Mr.. and Mrs. Stauf-
facher visited for week. and also
spent week at West Branch with q
cousin. Mr.. r. v. N. Meyers.
| Mr.. Bowies and Mr.. Billings have
purchased the grain business Of w. III
Sloppy and take possession the first OF
August With the past experience OF
both these gentlemen, they are capable
of taking care Of the trade as we'll
and will give as good service as their
predecessor. They ask your co-opera-
tion in making this one Of the best
and largest grain and retail businesses
In this section sof the country. In do
ing this 1t will be for your good as
well as theirs. as the greater the bus
mess then the less margin will be
necessary. A square deal IL their
motto Bowles & Billings Grain
Company.
The missionary society Of Central
Church Of Christ met Friday afternoon
at the church, and an interesting pro-
gram was given. Miss Harriet Miller
was leader. and the subject was Lib
eria, Africa" She gave brief sketch
Of Jacob Kenoly, negro educated in
the United States, who later went as a
missionary to Africa and established
the station at Liberia, and who was
drowned two years ago. the work now
being continued by his wife, a native,
whom he helped educate and afterward
married Mrs. e. G. 'Mossman spoke OF