Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10

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The City in Brief
George J. Allen, optical specialist
Dr. Bullard. osteopath. Is West Main.
waters. photographer. over Mayors
Fresh. homegrown flowers for
Mothers' Day at Kemble's.
Mrs. J. A. stansberry. Of Gilman
spent Thursday In the city.
National cash register. SIS: roll TOP
oak desk, SIS. Orlando Baxter.
Special price-English walnut meats
80 cents per pound. Geo. L. Andrews.
Kemble's fresh homegrown flowers
for Mothers Day. Phone us your or
ders.
rurs stored against damage or loss
py H. willard, Son & Co.. South First
street.
For new and classy footwear, visit
Henderson, over Princess :seeter, y a'
no more, NO less.
Our fountain 10 open with SUI
better line Of drinks and ice cream
than ever. Mcbride & VIII.
BASE ball game, Boston Bloome'
Girls W. Ben Hur team, Sunday, p
N. fair grounds. Admission % cents.
Have you tried Dtckinson's maple
mousse. the new Ice cream sundae!
ASK the man at the fountain to sho"
you.
For your sunday dinners call ul
Wachter's for ice cream and ices. we
deliver free Of charge. Phone Hs
white.
OF all the new things the electric
sad iron Is the most popular. Try one
you will never be without one. Phone
schmidt: $3.50. 81 and IS.
You are being cheated when you &C.
cept substitute for Dickinson's gin
ger. ale. put UP with pure distilled
water. Your druggist and grocer sell 1t
The members Of the Witenagemote
Club met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. A. L. Palmer at the L. r. Willard
home. The regular reading was con-
tinued.
We are now receiving regular ship
ments Of Nevada vegetables and car
xhn hoa r
tuce, radishes, and onions grown. A
E. Myers.
Supper menu at Y. W. G. A. Satur-
day evening: Roast beef, brown po-
tatoes and gravy, vegetable salad
bread and butter. pickles, tea or coffee
apple pie . la mode.
Royal Highlanders' regular month";,
dance Monday evening at Red Men:
hall. Exhibition drill by degree team
at 9 a. m. Admission 10 cents. Eve
ming ticket 80 cents.
All people who care how they lool
phone 80, and tell us what theil
troubles are. Headquarters for clean
ing. pressing and repairing. Marshall
town Steam Dye Works.
Mrs. James Debates. sos South Cen
ter street. was hostess Thursday t
the ladies' Of the Woodmen Circle Ait
Society. The day was spent in quilt
) Ing. ana the hostess served delicious
diinef ut noon:
, whatever lawn mower you buy Of u
ali and every one has the "Coldwel
quality; 50 Cadet, 81 Jewel $3.50 New
port and up to their very best one
the Imperial at $40, $11 and s12. All ar
made in Americas largest mower fac
tory. See Schmidt.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the State street United Evan
gelical church met at the churc
Thursday for an all-day sew, eac
lady taking her own lunch. The meet
ing was well attended. and consider
able work was accomplished.
Mr.. o. ]. King, of Grinnell. was il
the city Thursday afternoon. being Of
his way home from Gearing, where h
has been on business. At the close o
! the present school year Mr.. and Mrs
King will move back to Gearing. Thei
son John, has one more year in Grin
nell.
DR.. A. c. Conway, who has bee
Attending the annual meeting Of tn
yoVka State Medical Society, held i
Burlington, returned home this morn
ing. other local physicians who at
tended the meeting were DIS. F.
Lierle, r. r. French. p. R. Wood. an
Pauline !. Meyers Townsend Hanson
A class Of eight was adopted b
Totem Tribe No. 1855. 1. o. r. NJ, G
Liscomb. at the ceremony of initiatio
performed by the degree team Of Chip
pewa tribe, No. 40. Thursday nigh
Twenty -six members Of the tribe c
this city were at the initiation. A sup
per was served later in the evening.