Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23

Creamery.
Drink buttermlk. it's a good spring
| tonic. Your grocer can supply you, he
keeps it in bottles. Marshalltown
| Creamery. s8
| Did you ever hear. an .ndestructible
record? Come in and hear the new
May records, on sale Saturday Smith
Music Company.
| A pure creamery butter. made by
! Clean sanitary creamery. You should
F.: keep it on your table. Ask your grocer.
Marshalltown Creamery.
! Exclusive styles in ladies' two strap
pumps and button oxfords. Fit best.
; feel best, look best. Really are best.
; Prices $3.50 to 81. Wallace Shoe Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Derby. 305
! Fremont street are parents Of a son,
(. born Thursday evening. Mrs. Derby
was Miss Winifred Rist before her
| marriage.
! While running at play. with play
mate after him, Leo Gerard son Of J
u. Gerard. 107 East Church street,
fell Thursday evening, suffering frac-
ture OF the right arm at the wrist.
We have for tOmorrows business a
very complies line of green stuff and
can take good care of your orders. To-
!; days strawberries are frCm Missouri
and are good, and we expect good
ones for tomorrow. George l.. Andrews.
Funeral services for John A. Bump,
the Mount Pleasant member of the
soldiers home, who died a few days
L. l.,
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. in charge
of Rev. Mr.. Albert. member of the
home. Burial followed in the home
cemetery.
Commandment c. c. Horton, Of the
soldiers home, and daughter, Miss
! Bertha. have gone to Muscatine and
Let's to remain unit! the first OF the
week. They, will visit relatives of the
commanGant at Muscatine, and with
Mr.. Horizons daughter. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Brockway. at Letts;e
The Ladies Aidssoeie,y and Luther
League Of the Swedish Lutheran
church were ent ertained Thursday aft
efnoon at the honis of Mrs. Gus Mold,
6l3s West Boone sEEeet There was
good :atteen dance Sboth meetings, and
in the sxeninx nJoyable musical
progrAm was, givei lys.; Mold served
! refreshments. A. w.
Mrs. A.: c.; Glic8.l Mrs. l.. c. Abbott.
and Mrs. A. r. Bratt, who have been
attending the state convention OF the
Iowa Federation OF Nv omen's Clubs. re-
turned home this morning. Other
women, Of this catyswho are at the con-
vention are expected to return this
evening and Saturday. as the lconven-
ton does not.rlosa until tonight
Our confeeSSsiness with the Chase &
Sanborn. lines goes back fifteen or
more years and weEan assure you they
are as good and desirable today as
they have ever been in the past. The
advance in price of cofiees has not
made any difference in their quality
and you are sure, to always get the
same, George L. Andrews.
! Can You think Of . more appropriate
] gift for h high .schbai graduate than
fsouvenir spoon with the high school
building engraved on IL. We also have
some spoons that are beautiful grad
uation gift but without the building
! engraved on them. If suitable the
initials could be engraved on the spoon.
See our line Of souvenir spoons. Tuttle
the jeWeler.
Walking from Chicago to San Fran
cisco on physical test, and bearing
letters from Mayor Harrison and Chief
of Police Schuettler, OF Chicago, to the
same officials in Frisco, James
!shaughnessy. aged "a, of Chicago,
reached this city today lacking one
day of being two weeks out Of Chicago.
Shauganessy expects to reach San
Francisco by Nov. l. He defrays his
expenses by selling post cards.
E. e. Turney, who recently resigned
the office Of district car foreman Of
the NJ. & st. L.. with headquarters
here, returned this morning from st.
Louis, where he went from Chicago
for short stay on business. Mr.. Tur-
ney has not yet made any definite
plans. He is considering two or three
business openings. but will accept none
Of them for short time. The family
will remain here until after school
closes.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily n.
Ruth were held Thursday afternoon at
! O'Clock from the home Of Mrs. Ruth S
daughter. Mrs. a. E. Nickel, sos North
First street. Rev. r. +. Hurlburt Of
ficiated and during the services Mrs.
P. F. Arney and Miss I.uella MendeE-
hall sang The body accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Nickel was taken to Ash
land, Neb.. today. Burial in the Ash
land cemetery will take place from the
train this evening.
Mrs D. A. Phelps, formerly Of this
city and Waterloo. who for the past six
months has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r. K. Olson, at Fort Worth. Tex,
has been brought to the home of her
son, Harry Phelps. West Nevada
tstreet. suffering severely from the ef-
fects of dropsy and heart disease. Mrs.
phelps condition is considered serious
land she is not expected to recover.
Another daughter. Mrs. Charles Pick
ering, Of Waterloo. is also here.
Mrs. Jacob Wittel. 81 May street,
I was hostess Thursday afternoon to the
members OF the Concordia Nahebund,
the AFFAIR being given as a farewell
party for Mrs. Joseph Breunig and
Mrs. Louisa Richeson.. who will leave
Sunday for a three months visit in
Germany. Thirty members were pres
ent and the time was spent socially
and piecing quilt blocks. The hostess
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