Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18

Miss Ellis Berridge. Of Greeneville
Mich, is in the city for a visit OF Q
month as the guest OF Mrs. Merritt
Greene, Jr. silsrEN al
My dental Office is now located oyer
the Iowa Savings Bank, and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712.
DR.. Frazey.
Picking cucumbers, all sizes. all
kinds, now is the time TO buy them
Phone 2S+. George c. McCord, west
end grocer.
District Passenger Agent George
Bristow, with headquarters at Des
Moines. of the Great Western, was in
the city today on business,
Miss Leila David arrived home Mon
day evening from three weeks visit
in Springfield, ILL.,. and Chicago as the
guesta of Mrs. Mary Berriman.
Kallenburg's celebrated Ringer flour
best quality guaranteed. For a short
time only, single sacks $3.50, two sacks
$1.45, four sacks s1.4O. Phone SAT.
for Monmouth, ILL.,, this morning to
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Darl
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward, of Sterl-
ing. ILL.,, arrived in the city Monday
evening and will be guests for a week
or ten days of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
Greene. auAa a .
B. C. Taylor who has been in New
|y;& oJ,..
reached home Monday. Mrs. Taylor,
who accompanied her husband, will re-
main in New York two or three weeks
longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Gilbert ar
rived home Monday evening from an
extended automobile trip in southern
Iowa, where they visited friends and
relatives in Montrose, Keokuk and FIT
Madison.
Tonight is the big entertainment
north of fair ground. Riding bucking
termelon after entertainment Come.
Marshalltown Amusement Company
r. L. Clay, manager.
Orlando Baxter left this morning 20,
Chicago, where he meets Mrs. Baxter
and will stay few days looking after
business matters. Mrs. Baxter has
been in st. Louis. and Windsor, ILL., She
will return with Mr. Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Van Law an6
children, who have been enjoying {
| weeks automobile trip, arrived home
Monday evening. A boat trip was also
| enjoyed from Moline. Ill. to Keokul1
| and some time was spent in Iowa City
If you want to see a good picture
hear good music, see funny gymnastics
also something mystifying and at the
same time keep good and COOL visit the
Orpheum tonight. In fact any nigh,
and have an enjoyable evening. Or
! pheum.
The body of Mrs. Anna NJ. Grsndon
who committed suicide by drowning il
| the Iowa river Sunday, was taken thi:
| morning to Altoona for burial. Mrs
| Cora Owens and Mrs Ollie Driscoll
| both Of Des Moines. daughters of Mrs
| Brandon, who came to the city Mon.
day. accompanied. the body.
| The entire German army could live
for days on Shrubs buttermilk bread
| because it contains the health and life
giving qualities found in no othe,
| bread. Shrubs buttermilk bread is
baked right, made right, and it is diff
ferent. Your grocery will send it with
your next order If you phone. Shrubs
bakery.
Supervisors D. c. Maytag and w. A
Nichols and County Treasurer S.. NJ
Cause went to Cedar Rapids this fore.
noon to attend the annual convention
Of the state association of county aud
itors, supervisors. and stewards OF
county farms. The convention opens
today and continues thru Thursday
Supervisor w. A. Jones went to Cedar
Rapids this afternoon.
Mrs. Elwilda Delano, of Rockwell
City. and her children, Dorothy and
Edward, also her grandchildren, Delos
and Doris Hensley, Of Boone, spent
Monday in the city as guests at the
w. p. Maulsby home. Mrs. Delano and
party have been to Albion to attend
the Delano family reunion and went to
Boone Monday evening. From there
Mrs. Delano and her children return
to Rockwell City.
Rev. ]. P. Linn, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, left Monday evening
for Storm Lake, where he will remain
for about ten days, in attendance at
the conference Of the young people of
the church in Iowa and Minnesota, held
under the direction of the Presbyterian
board OF young peoples work at Phil
adelphia. The conference begins on
the goth and closes on the 9th. DR..
Linn will have charge of the tenting for
the assembly.
Members of the NJ. E. S. Club, of this
city, and their husbands We're pleas
antly entertained Sunday at the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Stout
fer, three miles south of Lamoille. The
affair was in celebration of the hostess
birthday anniversary. At noon Mrs.
Stouffer was assisted in serving an
elaborate dinner by Misses Mary Zeis-
neiss and Leona Damien, covers being
laid for thirty at an attractively dec
Grated table on which large bouquet
of garden flowers made pretty center
piece. The afternoon hours were spent
on the lawn, games furnishing the en-
tertainment.. In guessing contest the
prize was awarded to Mrs.gJ. L. Dies
ing, while the consolation went to Mrs.
Arson Pierson. Mrs. Stouffer was pre-
scented with q handsome table cloth
FROM her guests. Late in the after
noon supper was served and the guests
returned home in the evening. Mrs
Bert Ravens, of Chicago, and Mr.. and
Mrc ApaOn PforsOp and dauOhfor