Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-11

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DR.. Mars. 40 East Main.
DR.. MARS. 100 East Main.
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Get to know us-Gildner Bros.
Il Sst
Bring your watches IN. Hodsea
Il Post Toasties. two packages Is cents
Bruster's.
/ Mrs. J. S. Hunter, Of Gilman, spent
Saturday in the city.
For sale-A good No. kitchen
range. George Whitton.
Eye. ear, nose and throat specialist;
glasses fitted. DR.. +. p. Lierie.
SCOTS coal office. III Eas. Ma,a
With American Express Company.
To Rent-Two very nne fats for
housekeeping. modern. Over 1856 West
Main. DR.. Fry.
Two days muslin sale, 20 per cent
discount. sheeting. tubing and all mus
Inns. Nettie Ingledue 8 Co.
Every housewife knows the value o.
Bruster's High Patent flour. It's guar
anteed. Phone 935, Bruster's.
Tuesday and Wednesday 20 per cent
discount on muslins, sheetings. towel
ing. tubings. Nettie Ingledue & CO.
Broken bricks and mortar free for
the hauling at the old Baptist church
south OF the court house. Y. NC. A,
Committee.
Presbyterian ice cream social at the
pastors residence, corner First avenu-
and Church street, Tuesday evening.
Committee.
! Mrs. Fred Nichols and son, Lewis,
of Minerva, arrived home Saturday ev-
ening from Rock Island. Ill.,, where
they have been visiting friends for a
!, week.
| Rev. Jesse Cole, chaplain of the
soldiers home. who is critically i'll at
his home. continues to grow weaker
and little hope is expressed for his re-
covery.
| Miss Cecil Dippo, Of Pasadena, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
| from Chicago. and will visit for few
weeks at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
r. G. Jones.
| Mrs. A. W. Kannerer Of Gladbrook.
| was brought to this city Sunday. and
at st. Thomas hospital underwent an
operation or acute appendicitis. Her
condition Vas very good tc.'j.
NJ. L. smith. 2o2 North Third street,
was injured by fall while lathing at
| the Charles Manwarring home near
Melbourne Saturday, was much i'm
| proved today. 1t is thought he will
continue to make steady recovery.
The special examina ton Of all eighth
grade rural pupils Of the county is to
! be held Aug. 10 and 20, instead Of the
18th as previously announced. The
examination will be held in the high
! school building. Examinations begin
at o'clock. Gertrude Miller
Masters McLain and Wells, two
scouts of Grinnell. were in this city
| this morning arranging for the hand
! ling of baggage of crowd Of Boy
Scouts Of Grinnell who go to Montour
Tuesday to camp for ten days. Mex,
! Monday a baseball team Of the camp
ers will play a team of local Boy
| Scouts in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs ]. o. Monohon started
Sunday morning in their automobile
for Dixon and other Illinois points.
The rain Of Saturday night east of
here spoiled their plans and at Tama
the trip had to be abandoned owing TO
the muddy roads. Mr.. and Mrs. Mono
hon returned home by rail and will
await the drying of the roads.
Thirty-fve neighbors and friends en-
joyed q social gathering Saturday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Snider. six miles southwest Of the
city. The hours were enjoyed with
music and dancing, and at midnight
lunch was served by Mrs. Snider. as
sisted by Mrs. Fred Kruse, Mrs. Henry
Marquis, and Mrs. Will Collins.
L. D. Vitek arrived home Saturday
night from Lake Frances, Mimi. where
he has enjoyed weeks vacation
camping with Glen Reynolds Burton
jenkins. and Ross Blodgett. The mem
bers Of the party had good fishing un-
til the stormy weather of the last few
days set in and made the lake too
rough for good fishing. The other
members of the party expect to re-
main another week.
Jennie Miller, sos South First street,
was hostess Saturday afternoon to sew
eral Of her girl friends, the occasion
being the celebration Of the hostess
18th birthday anniversary. A pleasant
afternoon was spent with games and
music, and Mrs. George Miller was as
sisted by Mrs. j. E. Mewherter and
Mrs. A. Smith in serving a dainty
lunch. Pink and green were used in
decorating the house and the little
hostess received many pretty gifts
from her friends.