Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-25

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bakery goods. The Dainty.
Drs A. r. Lynn. physician, and e. c.
Lynn, dentist. have moved back to
their old offices at 1872 West Main.
Every favorite flavor and new com.
bination at our fountain. Come III
DR.. F. ]. Neiman, office and veter-
mary hospital. 107 and 100 East State
street. onice phone 4o4. residence s7a
Mrs. ]. F. Forst. the wife of an NJ
alton at st. Thomas hospital this
morning.
We will have plenty Of fresh, red
ripe strawberries for you tonight. Get
them at either store. oppice Fruit
Company.
Don't forget the Elks' big convention
June 5, and at Davenport. Get tick
cts at Elks' club. SO we can have ou'
special train.
DR.. Shaffer, physician and surgeon
fremont Block, calls on sick promptly
attended Phone Nos. office SIS, resi-
dence 124s green.
/ Miss Blanche Porter. who underwear
an operation at st. Thomas hospital FOL
appendicitis a short time ago, Is i'm
proving steadily.
Children's May party, followed by 8
dance, Tuesday evening, May %. Chill
dren's grand march promptly at $3.50
Admission 10 cents.
Everist still has his full complement
of paperhangers and full stock OF wal
paper to select from, and is able to dc
| twenty more rooms on short notice. See
him at once.
Keep a case of Dickinson's Ginger
Ale, pure distilled water, and pop made
from pure distilled water. in the ice
box all the time, and leave the butter
on the outside. The children will like
it better and grow fat
II you are going to buy any porch
furniture now is the time to buy It, ge
the whole summers use. Marion Care
is showing the best line that he ha
ever carried; the prices are extremel!
low. Drop in and look at it.
For sale-My home place with two
l other houses on same lot; will sell to-
\ gether or single. Also one at 10s
South Fourth street. All close in, and
in fine repair. Will sell at bargain
Theodore Johnston, Times Republican
The Fidelity Savings Bank estab.
lished in 1892. with twenty years
experience in handling savings ac'
counts offers unusual advantages tc
depositors. This bank has paid pei
cent interest on deposits since it was
organized. One dollar starts an &C
count.
The Thimble Club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. NJ. o. Evert
706 East State street In a guessing
contest, which varied the afternoons
sewing, the first prize was won by Mrs
E. j. Watt and the second by Mrs
Thomas Coughlin. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
We will have at our store Monday {
representative from the Whittall Com
pany, makers Of fine rugs. These rug
are made from the fine imported WOO
grown in Syria. This is the same WOO
that the orientals use in hand mad,
rugs. If interested we solicit your in
| spection. Selections made can he de
| livered later if desired. E. R. Lay.
The Harmony Aid Society was enter,
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Cooper and Mrs. Jennie Pepper at the
Cooper home, 500 East State street. AT.
ter the usual work Of the afternoon
the hostesses served two-course
lunch assisted by Miss May Moreland
Guests Of the aid society were Mrs
Alfred Hallburg. Of Waterloo, and Mrs
w. o. Rutherford.
Harry Bulger the comedian, starring
| in '"rhe Flirting Princess" under di.
rection of Mort H. Singer, and who
| will be seen at the Odeon tomorrow il
the last show this season. Is best re.
membered for his performance il
woodland" several seasons ago. Ir
that entertainment he appeared in ar
entirely original character, that of the
Jail bird. All the characters were birds
| Bulger scored heavily in that character
so that 1t firmly established him as
a star Of first rank
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pontius, 300
West Boone street, were host and
hostess Thursday evening to a COM
pany Of dozen friends, members OF
al INFORMAL CdTu CluU WHlSu il1CcIS
every two weeks to play cinch. The
prize went to Mrs Herbert Bergfech-
tel, and the consolation to Mr.. John
Moehrl. Following cards the hostess
served a two-course lunch. and was
assisted in tho serving by Mrs. John
Moehrl. Mrs. Alfred Hollburg, Of Wa
tterloo, was a guest.
About ninety members and friends
Of the First United Evangelical church.
from both the congregation which
meets at the Center school house and
the one here In town, happily surprised
their pastor and his bride. Rev. and
Mrs. w. r. Oursier. by calling on them
in crowd at the parsonage iWedmes-
day evening. They took with them
many useful gffts from the church,
Priscilla Club, boys. class, young Ia
dies class. and 4 individuals: Among
the presents wassas Quilt pisced by Mrs.
Jentzen. who 10 50 years old. The quilt
was quilted bysithe aid ,sooiety, the
work being its gift A musical pro-
gram and informal social time were
enjoyed. ana refreshments we're served.
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