Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-28
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F. Ladd.
For gas plates. see us. schmidt's
hardware.
Charles Cowan. OF State Center was
in the city Friday.
Miss Minnie Kuenecke. Of State
Center spent Friday in the city.
Buy bicycle at greatly reduced
prices. Schmidt's hardware
Don't fail to read our advertisement
Buchanan Boughton Company.
/ When up town tonight see "wha,
Happened to Mary Colonial.
Reduced prices on Quick Meal gaso.
line stoves. schmidt's hardware.
Scotia coal office. III Eas. Main
with American Express Company.
Iowa cream separators arc the closest
skimmers, 34S. schmidt's hardware.
For moving or storage see US White
| Transfer Zine. is South First avenue.
Our line of hammocks are unex-
ceiled. Prices from - to IS. Schmidt.
hardware.
For Sale = Furniture. carpets. etc
Main street.
See our advertisement-great reduc-
ton in Mazda lamps. Buchanan
Boughton Company.
Parties wanting spring chickens 70,
fries. phone I. E. Huber, 767 two
sy~iv1 - n ttoav
! The first photo play of What Hap
pened to Mary" series as published in
Ladies' World. Colonial.
See US before buying fly knocker.
We have what you want. Benedict
Flour and Feed Company
! Get your orders in as early as pos
stble for your Fourth Of July pop.
Marshalltown Bottling Works.
For any or all kidney or blade,
troubles. try Reso Kidney and Bladder
Pills. Mcbride & Will Drug Company
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hayes. who have
been visiting in Beatrice and Omaha,
Neb.. for week, returned home Fri
day night.
! Mrs. L. D. Brown, of Cedar Rapids,
arrived this morning to visit for a
week or ten days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. 9. j. johnson.
| For Sale-Good live young company
located in t1ia1ssttaII town wants to sell
some stock for expansion purposes.
First class. Address R.-a4. care T.-R.
Mrs. H. v. speers and son Harry
70 10 %o
! visit over Sunday with Mrs. Speers'
A large crowd attended the Luther
League social on the Swedish Lutheran
church lawn Friday evening. The So
ciety netted nice sum from the un-
dertaking.
Masters Frederick and Rudolph
Knepper. Of Sioux City, arrived Friday
evening to visit for week or two with
F. Thayer.
Chester Clark, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Clark, TOT Bromley street. was
taken to the city detention hospital
Friday afternoon. The boy Is suffering
! with smallpox.
l MIS-. &N0dH10 S0piOn WCuS W otdle
Center Friday evening to attend the
chautauaua and be the guest at the
DR.. Theodore Engle and Mrs. Emma
Carter homes.
Fay Miller vs.. NATHAN K. chedsey is
the title Of a suit fled in the district
court by which it Is sought to- quiet
title to what was formerly the T. T..
Shorthill farm in Timber Creek town
ship.
Mrs. c. W. Hughes and daughter.
Maxine and Virginia, left this morning
| two or three weeks with Mrs. Hughes
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr..
Hughes will Join his family there.
sixty-fve members Of the Sunday
school Of the United Brethren church
spent Friday afternoon picnicking at
Riverview park. Supper was eaten in
the park. lemonade. ice cream and pea
nuts being furnished by the school.
Full orchestra every evening. Good
first class entertainment. All requests
rendered by the celebrated vaudeville
artists. Fox & Harrison. those enter
tanning boys. Come where you are cool.
Miller's Palm Garden. "a West Main.
Members Of the aid society Of Cen
trail Church Of Christ were entertained
Friday afternoon at the church par
lors. Following the business session
the hostesses. Mesdames C. H. Van
Law. H. c.. Dixon, and J. E. Stanton.
served refreshments.
A freight wreck on the Galena d.
vision of the Chicago & Northwestern
near Franklin Grove. ILL.,, Friday after
noon, caused a delay. of an hour to No.
10. the fast train west. due out Of hero
at 6 o'clock. Both lines were Blocked
as result Of the wreck.
Memorial services were conducted
Friday night by members Of the
Woodmen Circle at the I. .. Q. F. hail.
The attendance was large. The exer-
cises were in charge of Mrs. w. B.
Ferries. Mrs May B. Furman, state
manager, OF Des Moines, was present.
Fifteen young married people sur
prised Mrs. Luther Boswell at her
home. 405h North Third avenue, FRI
day evening Mr.. Boswell had planned
the little party as surprise for Mrs
Boswell, the day being the couples
thirteenth wedding anniversary. The
evening was enjoyed with games. and
light refreshments were served.
A hot stove pipe set IRE to the wall