Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-14

"Ts. -nduue bdttlS went 70 Water-
loo this morning to visit with her
daughter. Mrs Stanley Moore.
We will clean your rugs cheaper and
better with a big vacuum cleaner.
Phone 1920 red.-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. White and little
daughter, Of Oskaloosa, came this
morning to visit for day or two with
friends.
Baby Doll pumps? We have them in
all sizes. The seasons most popular
novelty. Price s1.75 to 50. Wallace
Shoe Store.
Oh, You Baby Doll pumps. We have
all sizes in patent leather. Get a pair
row. They are going fast. Wallace
oe Store.
Bert Bingaman left for Spirit Lake
this morning to be there for the open
ing Of the fishing season and to remain
for few days.
Friday. chicken haNbut will be served.
Eat with Henry" formerly Robb's
place at q North First avenue. Henry
Sundell. manager.
The Royal Neighbors will give an
entertainment and social at l. o. o. F.
hall. Friday evening Admission 10
cents. Committee.
Plenty Of old paper at s cents a bum
die at the Times Republican Office, Just
the thing to 90 under the carpets dur
ing housecleaning time.
Notice our children's window. The
largest assortment of children's pumps
and oxfords ever shown in Marshall
town. Wallace Shoe Store.
Spinning wheel Chapter, D. A. r.,
will be entertained Friday afternoon
at $50 by Mrs. May F. Montgomery,
40 West Main street.
Be sure and see our window full of
chiidrens pumps. We give you the
most for your money In children's foot
wear. Wallace Shoe Store.
H. H. Harbaugh. OF Albert Lea, a
postal clerk running on the NJ & st. L.,
was In the city this morning while on
his way to Gilman on business.
Special for Saturday. May Is. only
Iowa hog watsrer, 81. The $3.50 horse
clipper for $40. The SLOTS horse clip
per for $3.50. Schmidt's hardware.
Miss Mary Eaton, a former English
teacher in the high school, is expected
to arrive in the city from Ariel. WASH
Saturday for short visit with friends.
Ladies' try our nurses negligee shoes
or oxfords, for tender feet. The most
comfortable shoe you ever stepped into.
Price only S2.76. Wallace Shoe Store.
Notice to the public The South
Center street meat market will be
open for business Saturday. Prices
right We deliver. Independent Meat
Company, 4o7 South Center.
Mrs. Frank Lynch, East Grant
street, arrived home "Wednesday even
ing from Mason City, where she has
+ been visiting for three weeks with her
mother. Mrs. Ellen connelley.
The Norwegian club. Samhold, will
celebrate the Tooth anniversary Of Nor
ways independence on Saturday night,
! May Is at 80 p. m. in the I. 0. O. F.
q hall. Evening tickets so cents. Com
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Swift and P. ].
Jacobson, Of Gilman, and Mr.. and Mrs
Knute Jacobson, of near Pickering left
today for Minneapolis to attend the
celebration of the Tooth anniversary of
try. Norway.
81 Mr.. and Mrs n. e. Furlong, and
daughter, Mary, left this morning for
Canon Falls, MIMI, to visit for a week
or two with Mrs. Furlong's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Carpenter. Mr..
Carpenter has been in poor health
since last fall
DIR. Frank Evans. Of Altoona. Pa, who
was called to the city by the tragic
= death Of his step mother, Mrs. Marian
Evans, left for Altoona this morning.
He has been visiting his brother, DR..
{ NJ. NJ. Evans, and sister, Mrs. F. c.
I Nichols, during his stay.
William Hellberg, Of this city, is in
attendance at the Shriners' conclave at
Atlanta, Ga. according to word re-
ceived by the Hellberg family here. Mr..
Hellberg went to Atlanta from Kosh-
konong, Mo-. where he has been for
several weeks looking after his fruit
farm interests.
Mrs. John H. sundell and mother,
Mrs. Ingrid Jacobson. OF Mason City,
I arrived in the city Wednesday even
ing, and are guests at the home OF
their sister and daughter. Mrs. Ole o.
Lien, All Ingledue street Mrs. Sun
dell will be here only few days, at
the Lien homo.
4, Mrs. Thomas Burlingagae, of Eldora.
: came Wednesday to visit at the homo
Of her uncle, G. F. schoenhut, where the
Iatter's brother. e. B. Schoenhut. of
Chicago. n guest Mrs. Paul Rodifer.
Of Omaha another niece of the Messrs.
Schoenhut, : arrived in the city this
Afternoon to visit fora few days.
Members Of the Westminster Guild
and their husbands wore the guests of
the guild at $3.50 dinner served in two
courses In the church parlors Wednes-
day evening. The tables were decor
ated with lilacs and lighted with
candles. An indoor field meet furnished
amusement after the meal and to give
the "neld" the proper setting the walls
were hung with pennants. The host
esses were Mesdames w. F. Redel, ]. q.
Y Langmaid. J. s. Newell E. L. Kinnan,
and r. p. Klise and Miss Bertha
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