Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-06
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The City In Brief
o. E. futile. the 1ewelsr.
Dr. Mairs. 100 East Main.
DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic tempt,
Eye. ear. throat. Dr.. Percy Wood
wanted-High school boy. Times
Republican.
e. H. Trease. Of Liscomb. spent the
day in the city on business.
Eye, ear. nose and throat specialist
glasses fitted. DR.. F. p. Lierle.
have pickles for sale, any size 20,
want Phone on 6B. John Naumann
To Rent-Two very fine flats To-
housekeeping. modern. Over 1876 Yves
Main. DR.. Fry
L. NJ. Osborne left Tuesday evenin,
for points in Missouri and Arkansa.
for business trip of ten days.
The Woodmen Circle will serve
luncheon and hot coffee at the farmers
! and business mems picnic Thursday
| Committee.
! All members Of Ben Hur are re
! requested to meet with Unity Cour
!; Thursday, Aug 8. Business of import
ance to both classics. Chief, e. G
| Huber.
i Mrs. Monroe Dimmett, who has beer
/ visiting at LeGrand for six weeks witt
her father. Charles O,Neal, and othe
relatives. left here this morning fol
her home in Pence. Sask.
| Mrs. ]. c. Ely, of ST Paul, and he,
sister. Mrs. Ed Seymour, of Mime
| apolis. arrived in the city this morn
ing for a visit of ten days or two week:
! at the home of MIR. and Mrs. r. A
| Ely.
| DR.. H. G.. Householder and DR.. c. F
Noggle went to Ames this morning t.
| witness the demonstrations and heal
the lectures on hog cholera and tbs
prevention of hog diseases given b,
the extension department Of Iowa
] State College.
| Miss Grace Crecelius, who has beer
on two months vacation in Cali
| fornia, has returned home. Miss Gre
| celius spent most of her time in Lo
| Angeles, Long Beach. and San Fran
cisco, stopping at Denver and Salt LAX
City on the return trip.
/ Mrs. ". F. Block. over 100 West Mai,
street. was hostess at 1 o'clock lunch
con Tuesday. complimentary to Mrs
Charles Carpenter. Of Wahoo, Neb. TIL,
| luncheon was served at daintily ap
! pointed table. covers for six being laid
A pleasant afternoon was spent so
cially.
/, The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. e
church will meet at the church at $3.50
Friday afternoon, instead Of Thursda.
afternoon. on account of the grocers
and butchers picnic. The hostesse!
Friday afternoon will be Mesdame.
Walter Shearer, U. S. Bentley, T. D
Wilcox. j. E. Stanton, c. Claybaugt
and Anna Bowman.
| Members of the Ladies Guild Of ST
| Pauls Episcopal church were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. VIII
| liam Everist and Mrs. James Skeg
at the Everist home. 104 North SIKH
street. At the conclusion of the bust
mess routine the time was spent so
cially and refreshments were serve
by the hostesses.
Mrs. J. w. Stewart left this mornin:
for visit with relatives in Denver
! Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Tracy City. Cal In the lat
ter city she will visit at the home o
| her sister, Mrs. Jennie Golding. Mrs
Stewart will return by way OF Seattle
Portland. and Alliance. Neh. At Al
lance she will visit her son, F. A
Hively.
T. ]. Stewart. 10s North Mint
street. went to Ames Tuesday night t
work. The family is preparing to NOV
to Ames the first week in Septembe
SO that the young men of the fanil,
Lee. Eugene and Gail can attend low
State College. The former is JUNO
land Eugene will enter the freshman
class this fall Gail will enter in
year or two.
i The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society of the Central Churcl
of Christ met at the F. r. Benedic
nome, 9UI west Main street, 1ueSOd
evening. After the business routin
old fashioned games afforded mucl
pleasure and Miss Jessie Mcmahon an
Miss Rachel Patton gave a piano due
Refreshments were served during tn
evening. Mrs. Calder Overture CAV
several enjoyable readings.
Dr. Singleton says there is nothin
one should be more particular abou
than that Of fitting the eyes properl
with the right glasses. When you ca
at DR.. Singleton's Won are assured c
the best in the optical line. A com
plete line of gls-ses and glass eyes. .
/ scientific method of grinding the tense
by the latest of machinery which nav
just installed, makes 1t possible TO
you to be fitted correctly. DR.. Single
ton.
Members OF the Country Club. VII
are spending the summer at the clui
were entertained Tuesday evenir,t' e
dim ar at the cottag, of Mr.. and MI:
&c. NJ. Coleman. Dinner WIS served 4,
$50 o'clo-x en- the lawr, Mrs Cc!ena
being assisted in sery'.iS and entertain
ing by Mesdames c. " Hughes. Geors
Painter AMI II. B. Beatty. The featur
of the affair was a sur Ks, an;oHit
bile shower on Mr.. and Mrs. w. i