Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-06

BRING your watches 10. Hodssa
Rev. c. A. Gilbert. Of Union, was IL
the city Thursday.
scotts coal Office. III East Main
with American Express Company.
Use Bugdeath on your potato patch
Nom poisonous. Schmidts Hardware.
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Eye. ear. nose and throat specialists
Drs. French & Cobb. Masonic tempis
U. 8. bake exchange at D. C. vii.
bur's store Saturday afternoon. w. NJ
A.
Photographs from all over the worlC
In our windows. See them. Gamers
Shop.
Try pound Of our apricot marsh
mellows. % cents a pound. Reynolds q
Sheldon.
Use our 10 cent chick fountain, uset
with a Mason fruit jar. Schmidt.
Hardware.
Eggs are selling for Is cents dog
en-. and butter 20 cents pound at this
store. REYNOLDS e. Sheldon.
Ladies. our grey suede two stral
pumps are the nattiest, pretticst, cas-
ilest pumps ever seen. Come in an.
get pair. Wallace Shoe Store.
Just in, new potatoes, yellow wa,
beans, carrots, new tomatoes, cucum
bers and green string beans. Georg
G. McCord, west end grocer, phone 2s4
Division Superintendent William
WalIiSer nf tho hwe urac in
the city Thursday for short TIM
Tomorrow is cake day. Call and Sc
the demonstration on cooking will
sas atr119 East Main street. Cak'
served free. Iowa Railway and Ligh
Company
DR.. A. B. Conway and Edward Bar.
low went to Des Moines this morning
to attend meeting of the Des Moines
consfstory. S. r. NJ, which is to b.
held tonight
Five Of the children patients at thu
city detention hospital were release,
Wednesday. They were two Of thu
BTidgeInan children. two Of the Stou
children. and the little Ether girl.
Sweet corn acreage wanted. There
are still few days remaining to plan
sweet corn for canning purposes. Cal
ut once for contract. seed and planting
instructions. Western Grocer Mills.
stop in and drink cup of Marco
coffee. They serve it free at the dem
onstration cooking with gas at tn
Iowa Railway and Light Company, IL!
q in ha
ducts. Myers Grocery.
Mrs Amanda Wikel, of Quarry, wh'
has been i'll at the home Of her daugh
ter, Mrs. S. l.. Hubbard, for month
will be able to return to her home il
a week or ten days. Mrs. Wikel Il
also mother Of W. II. Wikel, of thi:
city.
The children OF the fourth grade o
the Arnold school. taught by Miss Elsi'
Welker, held a picnic in their room
the school building Thursday after
noon after school hours. Various games
were played and picnic supper wa:
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Turney. Al:
Bromley street, entertained the mem
day evening. Finch was played dur
ing the evening and at late hour
! ..Atexican" supper. prepared by Nj
Turney, was served.
Rev. G. w Basham, of Quasouetor
visited in the city today at the HON
of his son. j. T. Basham. Rev. MI
Basham goes to Toledo this evening t
attend commencement at Leander
Clark College. where some OF tn
young people OF his congregation ar
to be graduated.
Mrs. Anna c. Petersen. accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. William La &c
went TO Des Moines this morning t
visit for q short time. They went es
pecially to attend the graduation o
Mrs Petersen's granddaughter, Mis-
Marie Bremen. from the west sid
high school tonight.
While a guest at ladies day at tn
Country Club Thursday afternoon Mis-
Eta Langon was taken sick with
recurrent attack of stomach troubl
proba bly, caused by adhesions resultin
from an old surgical operations. Mis-
Langon was removed to her home. 10
West Grant street, and today was i'm
proved.
E. J. Redel. III West State stree
was host Thursday evening to tn
members CT the Homesteaders baseba
team. ]. J. Finley, president Of tn
lodge, was also. guest. The -evenin
was spent socially. and sketches by E.
Swingley. and readings by Jim" Fla
herty were enjoyed by the guests an
furnished the entertainment. Later i
the evening refreshments were served
Members Of the Shakespeare Gu
and their families enjoyed the club
annual picnic Thursday evening at tn
homes Of Mrs. H. II. Nichols and Mrs
b. F. Nichols, ia North Center stree,
The guests met at the Mrs. Laurett
Nichols home and the supper wa
served at the DR.. II. H. Nichols home
Quantities of syringes were used il
decorating the rooms, and peonie
made pretty table decoration. Cover
were laid for thirty three and the sup
per was served at s o'clock. After tn
supper social evening was enjoyed b.
the guests.