Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-11

west end grocer.
Plenty Of old papers at s cents a bun.
DIE at the Times7 Republics Office. just
the thing togo under the carpets dur
Ing housekeeping time.
A piece OF jewelry. even OF the medi-
um grade. will look expensive when
engraved in an artistic way-in the way
It is done at Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Lars Bakka and children, of
Story City. arrived here Wednesday
evening to visit until next week with
Mrs. Bakka's brother. Officer Charles
| Sandvig.
| Order a case of Colfax water and
case Of the Bailey boys pop and have
something cool to drink during this
hot weather. Phone ~. Marshalltown
Bottling Work.
The aid society Of Central Church of
Christ will meet at the church Friday.
afternoon at $3.50. The hostesses will
| be Mesdames P. w. Burke, NJ. v. Hor-
rocks, Martha Smith. and F. Rubee.
| south-bound N. & St. 1. passenger
train No. s. due into this city about 2
o'clock. did not reach here until after
10. The train was delayed between Ma
son City and this city by soft track
that made running slowly necessary.
| Refreshing? should say. Buy pop
by the case or by the dozen bottles, at
| special prices. Ginger ale. grape smash,
grape juice. ETC.. can be ordered from
this grocery. delivered to you the same
day. George C. McCord. west end
grocer.
| Carl c. Lounsberry. physical director
! Of the Burlington Y. NJ C. A., who has
been here for few days visiting rela-
tives, left for Burlington this morning.
This fall Mr.. Lounsberry will leave as
| ISOLATION work to enter a st. Louis
| medical college.
Wind Of sufficient force to do some
damage accompanied the rain early
Wednesday night. In Second avenue.
north Of North street, large tree
| rfed down a telephone and telegraph
pole and several wires.
| Ptcnics are success only when you
have ordered from George @. McCord's
grocery. potted ham, sliced lamb
tongue, boneless chicken. lunch tongue.
sardines, salmon, crab meat and lobster.
etc. Phone 2s4 and 1884. George c..
McCord, west end grocer.
For seventeen years we have sold
graduating presents. but never before
have we sold 80 many, and so many
rich ones as the present year. Az there
are plenty yet to select from and still
two days left. we wish to call your at
4 tention to them. See US for fine gift
j goods. Hellberg.
Mrs. w. A. Livingston and daughter,
Miss Lena, Of Newton, and Miss Edith
Britton, of 1iissoula, Mont, who have
been spending a few days at the home
Of Mrs. F. A. Smith, went to Newton
Wednesday. Miss Livingston and Miss
Britton have just been graduated from
| the state teachers college at Cedar
i Falls. Next year Miss Livingston will
be the physical culture director in the
public schools at Ames, and Miss Brit
ton has accepted similar position in
the schools in Lexington, KY. Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Livingston attended
the commencement exercises.
Members Of the Hawthorne Club and
several guests from out of the city
were entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Norris,
All Jerome street. Att o'clock q four
course dinner was served, the guests
! being seated at small tables arranged
on the beautiful lawn Of the Norris
home. Quantities of June roses were
used in decorating the house and tables,
while peonies and tiger lilies adorned
the spacious porches. The out of-town
guests included Mrs. w. B.; Croker, Of
Glendale, Cal; Mrs. Arthur Beifeld, of
Chicago; Mrs E. A. Cammack. of ST.
/ Paul; Mrs. T. H Smith. of Sheldon;
4 Mr. and Mrs E. wv. Thompson, of
Toulon. Ill, and Miss Eda Haskell Of
Tickets for sthe .s1AarshaltownssH High
School Alumni Associations reunion to
be held in Cummings hall Monday
evening, June Is, at o'clock, may be
i secured from Leon 2r:ntnau at Rene-
dict & Brintnalfs, Miss Irene Eason at
the public library, Joe Elledge, treas
urer at the Iowa Savings Banks, Harry
Jennings at the Marshalltown State
Bank. or any member of the invitation
committee All graduates of the Mar
shalltown high school and their wives
or husbs nds are invited and urged to
be present. The printer has promised
to have the list Of alumni. which con-
tains the names and addresses of all
graduates Of the NJ. H. s. ready for
distribution at this reunion.-Adver-
tisement
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