Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-11
The City In Brief
Good musical act. Colonial.


Nursery refrigerators, So. Schmidts
hardware
?. C. Houghton, Of Albion, was in
the city today.
". y. Dickerson spent the day in St.
Anthony on business.
Bring the children. See the musical
mule and ducks. Colonial.
Po,ted ham and chicken for sand
witches. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Prompt delivery TO any part OF the
city. Let US have your grocery orders
Phone sos. Crosby & Crosby.
They are going fast. those high
grade oxfords Of Jarrett's, at the price
Of cheap nes.-Advertisement
Mrs. Addie NJ. Robbins. who has
been visiting at New Sharon for a
week. returned home this morning.
Travelling Auditor ]. F. sorenson. of
the Iowa Railway and Light Company.
was in the city Thursday on business.
Mrs. w. F. Long. SIS North Second
street, is quite Ill at her home, suffer-
ing from a severe stomach disorder
Miss Florence Taager, OF Clemens,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
for a visit Of a day or two al the home
Of her uncle. ]. P. Cooper.
Mex, summer oxfords will be 50
cents pair higher than this year.
Save that 50 cents and 81 besides By
buying now. Jarret, & Son
Mrs. William NJ. Petit returned
hona THURSDAY evening from Written
where she has been spending the past
! few DAYS at the home OF her mother
Mrs. Riley Adams.
If YOU don't buy all the oxfords
I you'll need for next summer now at
| the ridiculous prices we are selling
them for. si.48, SEAS and s2.ss, you'll
be sorry. jarrett & Son.
! Miss Harriet Mcpherson, of Mime
apolig. will arrive in the city this even
ing and be the guest Tor a few weeks
at the nome OF her aunt and cousin
| Mrs. Hattie Andrews and Mrs. c. l.
Dufield.
Mrs E. T. Austin, who has been Wis
| ;ting at West Union for a week. re-
turned home Thursday. Her niece
Miss Phyllis Haines, of Madison, WIS
accompanied her and VIII remain here
the rest Of the summer.
Miss Katherine McCord left this aft
ernoon for Battle Creek. Mich, wher'
she will visi, Miss Media Bushnell TO:
2 week or ten days. On her way homs
Miss McCord will stop in Chicago foi
a weeks visit with her uncle. F. FL
Ham.
Mrs. George Miller was hostes
Thursday afternoon to the German
Evangelical Ladies Aid Society at tn
church. The hours were spent VIII
quilting. and the hostess served re
freshments assisted by Mrs. ALDER
Tow and daughter Margaret.
! Mrs. Gus Rosengren. 4o4 Anso,
street. was hostess Thursday after
noon to the members OF the aid societ
Of the First United Evangelical
church. and in the evening entertaine'
the young people OF the church. Re
freshments were served both afternoo
and evening.
Members OF the State street church
aid society were entertained Thursda!
afternoon by Mrs. A. e. Pickett, oo'
North Second avenue. The attendanc
was only fair, and the afternoon wa
spent with quilting. Miss Hnet'
! Magner, Of Tana. assisted the hostes
IN serving refreshments.
Mrs. c. F. Schoenhut viii leave to
night via Minneapolis for Billings
Mont, and trip thru the Yeliowston
| National Park. Mrs. Schoenhut WI
also visit at Helena. Missoula, an
Great Falls, Mont, and thruout 1dan'
, and will go by boat to Vancouver an
viii return home via the Canadian Pa
, cific. ;.
! Forty members OF the Methodist al
society we're present at the society
regular meeting, held at the churc
Thursday afternoon. The hostesse
I were Mesdames J. A. Ewing. 8.
! Newland. 81. E. Melvin, c. l. Duniel'
e and c. c. Alfback. Refreshments WEI
: served at the close Of the business sea
1 sion