Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Big show s cents. Princess.
Wedding rings ct Hellberg's.
Big show cents. Cool. Princess.
Bring your. watches II. HoaseA

1 Brice and Brazee, novelty entertain
ers Colonial
Buried Alive."Atw reel feature. and
other photo plays. Colonial.
Buried Alive two reel feature. and
other photo plays. Colonial.
Hans Erickson. OF Lamoille, was in
the city Saturday on business.
Delightful entertaining string music
every evening. Miller's palm garden.
George r. Norris, FIRE, lightning and
| Miss Clara Bauman. Of Liscomb.
spent Sunday in the city with. friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards and
son. of Boone, spent Friday in the
city with relatives.
New potatoes 80 cents peck; old
potatoes, % cents per bushel. Parlor
grocery, phone 1874.
You need it! A whisk broom. While
they last. only 3. IA and Is cents. Ola
Reliable Drug Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Valentine and son
Robert, went to Webster City Saturday
! evening for q visit over Sunday with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M! Under returned
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ H. G. Unger.
| George Gregory was in Gilman Sat
urday to conduct the Masonic funeral
! Of Henry c. Ackley, which was held
I! in the afternoon.
| DR.. E. G. LETTER has filed suit in the
! district court against Mrs. n. c. Tarle-
/ ton in which he claims SAL for profess
sional services rendered.
| John w. Wells and daughters. Miss
es Helen and Katherine, left Saturday
night for Spirit Lake. where Mr.. Wells
will attend the annual Iowa Knights
! Templar conclave.
| The meeting Of the Royal Neighbors
| which was to have been held Tuesday
| afternoon at the home Of Mrs. B. O.
Weeks 6 North Fourth street, has been
postponed for week.
The endeavor society Of the Central
Church Of Christ will hold its. monthly
business and social meeting at River
view park Tuesday evening. Supper
will be served at $3.50 o'clock.
Alfred Longley. Paul Talbot and
thru the city Saturday on their way
to Des Moines to attend the annual
tournament of the Iowa Golf Associa-
ton which begun today.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barth. who were
married in Chicago Friday, and VINO
have been visitinb with Mrs. Barth's
mother In State Center, will return to
Chicago tonight. Mrs. Barth was Miss
Mary Plants before her marriage.
William Hellberg arrived home Sat-
urday night from q two weeks stay on
his fruit ranch near Kashkonong. Mo-,
where he is experimenting the con-;
struction Of buildings. Mr.. Hellberg
says the peach crop will be immense In
the Koshkonong district. MT. Hellbers
himself has $500 bearing trees.
MI and Mrs. r. 9sAsmusson and two
\ youngest children. Harriet and Stan
ley, Of 500 West Boone street. left
Sunday morning for two weeks visit
in different parts Of Minnesota. Their
first stop will be at Elkton. with Mr..
I and mrs. Albert Hines, who moved
from this county year ago last Feb
! ruary to their farm near Elkton. From
Dlkton the Rasmussons go to Minne-
1 apolis for a two days stay, then to
Kandivohi, MIMI, where Mr.. Rasrnus-
son's sister, Mrs. Richard Rierson,
lives on farm. There the family ex-
| poets to spend some time at Green
Lake and Its vicinity. and from there
they will go to Elmore; Mimi, to visit
Mrs Rasmusson's sister, Mrs. Andrew
Anderson. The two oldest children Of
the family, Russell and Irwin !, are
spending their vacation in the country,
Russell going to Rhodes to stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Good, and Irwin to
Jewel to visit his aunt. Mrs. Conrad
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