Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-12
Bring your watche. in. Hodges.
pr. oraham, osteopath. Masonic temple

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DR.. Graham, osteopath Masonic temple
C. H. VanLaw was in Waterloo to-
day on business.
We sharpen any safety razor blade
Old Reliable Drug Company.
For Sale-Nall paper stock and fix
lures. Van Tine, 100 West Main.
Free-Palm Olive soap-Saturda.
only. Old Reliable Drug Company.
Eye glasses fitted, consultation. W
c. Davis, optician, Masonic Temple.
| We make our ice cream. 1t is good
Candy Company.
st. Elizabeth's society will hold ar
exchange Saturday. at the Ryder fur
niture store. Committee.
Any fan in our stock Saturday ant
Monday SO cents. This sale include:
| values up to 81. Orlando Baxter.
Let me hear OF modern five or si1
room house that is for rent. Will leas
by year. "H-29," Times-Republican.
| District Passenger Agent Georg
ern, was in the city today on business
Florence Turner in jeans Evidence.
featuring Miss Turner's dog. Jean.
This is in two parts. Tonight. Lyric
Miss Meta Peterson formerly of tn
city but more recently of Cedar Falls
+! is visiting at the home of Miss Made
/ line Stump.
l
f! The best muslin underwear bar
gains Of the season will be on sale
Bakers Saturday and monday.-Ad
vertisement.
Phone 25o for the good things 70
your Sunday dinner. Each order givel
prompt attention. Batesole, 20 Nortl
First avenue.
| Tomorrow, the Famous Players feat
ure-Arnold Daily in THE Port of Miss
ing Men," This is five reel feature
tomorrow. Lyric.
Plenty of old papers at cents bun
die at the Times Rcpublican office, JUS
the thing to go under the Carpets dur
| ing housekeeping time.
Miss Edna Hoag, of Berlin, wa
operated Thursday evening at tn
| Deaconess hospital for acute append
citis. Her condition today was salts
| factory.
There will be a sale at the Ryde
furniture store Saturday OF dustles
mops. furniture polish. and dust cloths
for the benefit Of st. Elizabeth's so
observation-disclosures
The Sanitary Grocery can suppl
| your wants for your picnic parties. TT
us and be convinced that We have tn
best OF all things that are good to eat
Phone and ss.-Advertisement.
Mrs. ]. E. Bowen and Mrs. B. S
| Beehrle spent Thursday at Greer
| Mountain, where they were guests o
| Mrs. w. G. McAfee, their mother, VIII
has been i'll.
Miss Laura Conway, Of Mason City
who is student at Iowa State Col
lege, Ames, arrived in the city thi
morning and Will spend couple o
days at the home Of her cousin, DR.. A
B. Conway.
Muslin underwear sale Saturday ant
Monday. combination suits, gowns
skirts, princess slips and corset Gov
ers, deliberately trimmed with lace AM
embroidery, 99-cent to $3.50 values
choice 70 cents. Orlando Baxter.
Mrs. S. P. Kinsley. POS West Lin
, coin street, entertained the Witenage
mote Club members Thursday after
noon. After the study social hou
was held in celebration IF Mrs. Lii
lie Palmer's birthday anniversary, an
Mrs. Knisley served refreshments.
The Fourth Of July celebration com
| mittee will meet this evening at
o'clock in the east court room. TIL
committee requests the attendance Q
| everyone interested in the success O
the celebration. wether on the commit
tee or not. Everybody come. Adver
| tisement.
| Mrs Martin Lee, East Nevad
street, was hostess Thursday afternoo
at the regular meeting Of the Norweg
ian Lutheran aid society. Forty mem
bers attended, and after the routin
business the hours were spent visitin
and with fancy work and Mrs. LIE
served refreshments.
| Fifty mmbers attended the meetin
| Of the aid society Of the Methods
church, held Thursday afternoon in tn
church parlors when Mesdames L. I
Matson. George McCord. E. Melvin, \
Merrill and A. E. Nickel were hostess
es. A social hour followed the routin
| business, and refreshments were en-
joyed.
Members OF the Ladies' Guild Of s.
Pauls Episcopal church spent pleas
ant afternoon Thursday at the home O
Mrs. George NJ. Lyon, 8 North Sixt
street. The meeting was The last bus
mess meeting for the summer months
and plans were discussed for the fu
ture work Sewing on carpet rags oc
cupied the remainder of the time, an
refreshments were served.
Members of the S. C. l. Club of Tay
lor township spent pleasant after
noon Thursday with Miss Iva Rees'
four miles northwest of the city. Mr.
George Lewis gave the paper Of tn
afternoon on Mormonism. She CAV
a very complete history of the religion
and later read an interesting articl
on the subject, which was followed b
a general discussion. The guests en-
loved a social hour, during which tn
hostess, assisted by Mrs. E. f. Wealth
erson and Miss Eta Reese, serve
luncheon.
There was large attendance Thurs
day afternoon at the regular meetin
Il of the st. Elizabeth Society Of 8
1 Mary's church, which was entertaine
Il in the knights OF Columbus hall