Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-25
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DR.. Mairs. l70 East Main.


Blind Boone tomorrow night.--com-
mittee.
Eye, ear, nose, throat specialist. DR..
Percy r. Wood. fremont Block.
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For moving or storage see US. White
Transfer line. IS South First avenue.
Reso pills for backache. and all dis
eases OF kidney and bladder. Every
box guaranteed. Mcbride & VIII.
goods, Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Fred
Carl 405 North First street, phone 1884
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. iMoscrip left this
afternoon for Sterling, Ill.,, near where
they Will attend reunion of their old
classmates.
Miss Nora Welker, Of Chicago and
Cedar Rapids. is now the assistant
trimmer in the millinery department.
Levin's.
On Saturday the 9th. the Sinclair
Tea & Coffee Co.. is going to serve
their coffee free. You are cordially
invited.-Adv.
Mrs. B. \. Morgan's division Of the
Congregational Aid will hold an ex-
change at the r. r. Lay store Satur-
day afternoon at 1 o'clock-Advertise
ment.
Blind Boones well-known friends in
A few seats have been reserved for
Blind Boone. Reservations may be had
at iMorgan's Drug Store. at 10 cents
each.-Committee.
For Sale-Five passenger. Thirty
horse power-Reg al-Guaranteed in
good condition. Sell cheap II taken at
once. G-24, Times Republican.
Have you heard the new enclosed
type victrola fer SIS? Ask to hear
the style x Victoria. A delightful sur
prise awaits you. Nickel Furniture
Company.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ella
Baker and Mrs. James Claybaugh en-
tertained the members Of the W. r. c.
Aid Society at the Baker home. 3O3
East Church street. The routine bust
ness disposed OF. the time was spent
with sewing. In serving refreshments
the hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
D. Danskin and Mrs. p. W. Burke.
his home state GMissourD are ex-gov-
crnor Crittenden, ex-governor Francis,
ex-governor Stephens. Mayor Crttten-
den Of Kansas City. Senator Stone.
Senator Warner, President Jesse of
the State University, President Moore
of the Missouri Bible School. President
Price of the National Bank Of Col
umbia and hundreds Of others. Com
mittee.
Funeral services for David l.. Myers.
Of Dillon, were held from the residence
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev.
Mr.. Wheeler being in charge of the
services The pail bearers were Will
liam Lippincott. Hiram Wolken, G. G..
wolken. o. Strangland. Harry Engle-
man, and Fred Bear. The Odd Fellows
lodge of this city attended the services
and held a short service at the grave.
The burial was at the Rock Valley
cemetery.
The Archers met with Mrs. j. e.
Humphrey over West State street,
Wednesday afternoon, the affair being
farewell to Mrs. Humphrey who will
leave the first Of next month for Perry.
where she will make her home. During
the afternoon, which was spent In an
informal social way, the hostess was
presented with beautiful table cloth
by the members Of the society. Mrs.
r. F. Richardson assisted Mrs
Humphrey in serving a two-course
lunch.
Sixteen neighbors and friends pleas
antly surprised Mrs. Jesse Painter at
her home, North Eighth avenue.
Wednesday evening. The affair was q
farewell party. as the Painters are
soon to leave the neighborhood to move
into their new home at 612 Fremont
street An informal program. including
music anu Rotations, was enjoyed and
a two-course supper, brought by the
guests, was served. Mrs. Painter was
presented with handsome china chop
plate as q token Of friendship from