Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-07
Kodak finishing. Camera shop.

Y SNOSA0A AhAoHtu0s NHsSsO S"Vps
Diamond merchant. !. Chamberlain.
i Get the Orpheum habit.--Advertise
\ ment.
I Why Why: Lyric tonight -Adver-
II tisement.
Three reel feature. why" and a
good western tonight. Lyric.
Low real estate loans. William Bat
tin. over. l23 East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dcnbow. Of Al
bion. spent the day in the city.
scotrs coal Office. 1T East Ms'n
with American Express Company.
Our Hill Crest building plan is
simple. Observation-Disclosures.
For moving or storage see u.s. White
Transfer line, IL South First avenue.
Tomorrow rs your last chance to Sc
lect Hill Crest lot. on the saving
terms. --Advertisement.
| Onice and veterinary hospital 1o7-
100 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. r. ]. Neiman.
Don't run any risk. keep food stun
fresh. buy "klondike" refrigerator
J Cards furniture store.
Miss Jessie Hole returned Friday
night from Des Moines, where she has
finished her years work in Drake Uni
versity.
A. j. Miller. of Written. arrived III
the city Friday evening for visit OF
| a few days at the home of his son, DR.
G. w. Miller.
| The picture sensation Of the year
Child Labor and Other Big Questions
allcgorically studied. Lyric tonight
| advertisement
Lcst-Blue silk hand bag containing
money, street car tickets and card
case. Return to mes-Republican Of
flee and receive reward.
Mrs. G. w. Miller returned home
Friday from ST. Anthony, where she
spent week at the home OF her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Atkinson.
There's a lot OF pleasure to be had
out of good kodak or camera. Get an
Eastman and be sure. A full line and
all supplies in the Eastman line. NC
Bride & Will Drug Company.
| Mrs. A. D. Summers and children.
living southwest Of town, arrived home
Friday night from their winters stay
in Clearwater. Fla. They were acconA-
panied by Miss Ellen Mood, Of Phila-
delphia, who will be here for the sum-
mer.
| The officers Of the Ladies' Guild OF
J st. Paurs Episcopal church will en- =
terrain the members Of the guild ano
| church Monday afternoon at 2:su
| o'clock at the home Of the president
Mrs. L. G. Abbott. 5 South Fifth ave-
nue..
| Mrs. c. E. Pickard. North Seventh
| street. was hostess Friday afternoon TO
! the Ladies' Aid Society of the FRIENDS
| church. There was large attendance,
and during the business session plans
/ for the summers work were made.
Mrs. Pickard served refreshments dur
| ing the social hour that followed.
! The Womans Missionary Society OF
| the CONGREGATIONAL church was enter
! tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. -
Balch and Mrs. r. W. Stevens at the
| Bach home, 106 North Second street
| The lesson was led by Mrs, r. r. Lay
| and Mrs. c. F.. Schmidt. and at the
| close OF the study hour the hostesses
served refreshments.
The Congregational church viii holf
the baccalaureate service of the grad
uatine class Of the high school at the
BAPTIST church tomorrow morning a.
1O.sO a. IN. The Baptist congregation
WIZ worship ia the Congregations
church. The bible school. youne
peoples meeting and the evening ser
| vice will be held at the Congregations
| church as usual. Moving pictures az
..3o n. m, on Gain and Abel" Com
mittee.
Miss Eliese Talbot, 1o4 Marion
street. was hostess Friday evening to
a few friends, the affair being given as
n surprise farewell party to Miss Haze!
Gordan. who soon returns to her home
near Laurel to spend the summer
During the evening games and music
were enjoyed, each guest playfne
her favorite piano selection. Mrs
Ivy A. Talbot served lunch
The guest list included Misses
Eva and Leota Thompson, Cecil Tea
ger. Edna and Effie Robb, Margaret
and Jenniebell Ferries, Ruth Manges
and May Shearer.
The Woman's missionary society -o'
the Central Church OF Christ held it,
regular meeting ia the church Friday
afternoon. The program was in charge
of Mrs. A. Liant. The subject for the
day was Mexico" and several inter
esting talks and papers. were given
which included "Our Obligation to the
Mexicans," by Mrs Fred Bates; Coy
eminent Of Mexico" Mrs. f. Fl. Wal"
lace and a review of "A Message From
| Mexico Mrs. r. r. Benedict. a re-
port of the district convention recently
held at Hampton was read by Miss
Eta Early. and letter from Miss
! Myrtle Furman was read by Mrs. c.
II. Morris.