Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-11

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Regular semi monthly dance tonight
ut Country Club. Committee
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A fresh lin OF fine candles just ar
rived. Marshalltown Camera Shop
George r. Norris. fire. lightning. md
tornado insurance. over So West Main.
Photographs--the kind that please
your friends. We make them Studio
OF Camera Shop.
Miss Bernice White. who has been
at Hampton visiting relatives, returned
home this morning.
Trainmaster T.. Il. Stoup, of the Chi
cage Great Western. was in the city
this forenoon on business.
f. Il. Cox, OF Union, who has been
in the city a few days on business, re-
turned home Thursday evening.
Saturdays candy special, Wachter's
peanut crisp. 12h cents pound, Sat
urday only Wachter's confectionery.
Mrs. c. f. Schoenhut, who has been
at the Minnesota state fair at Hamline,
Judging the art exhibit, returned home
this forenoon.
Home sewing machines at the county
fair. Prices range upwards from SIS.
Schmidt's hardware.
Mrs. Lauretta Nichols is home from,
six weeks visit with relatives and
/ friends in Chicago. Highland Park. Hi.
and Huntington and Losansport, Ind.
We have those Michigan peaches for
which you have been waiting. Small
baskets 50 cents, half bushel $1.l0.
Only 81 limited supply. Reynolds II
Sheldon.
Come in and see our new studio.
Everything for your ease and comfort.
We photograph you as tho %ou were in
your home SURROUNDINGS. Studio of
Marshalltown Camera Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruster and Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Booth. who have been
visiting relatives at Morrison and
Dixon, Ill., returned home Thursday
afternoon. The trip. was made in an
automobile,
Serve ice cream in the home often.
1t will bring JOY to the whole family.
Vanilla, strawberry, chocolate havfs.
and pineapple and orange sherbet for
tomorrow and Sunday Phone 47o
white 1t will be delivered. Wachter's
confectionery.
Mrs. David Friend was hostess
Thursday at an all-day meeting of the
Mayflower Embroidery Club at the
! home of Mrs. Harry Hoberock, 1915
South Center street The day was
spent with embroidery work and visit
ing. At noon the hostess served din
ner.
The funeral of Cassius Bovee. who
died at Chaplin, Sask., will be held
from the Green Mountain church at
10 o'clock Saturday morning. Mr.. Be-
wees son, Daniel Bovee, of Kansas City
arrived in the city with the body this
afternoon, and Mrs. Boyee is expected
tonight. h1s
NJ. f. Kemmerer formerly of New
York City, but in more recent years
advertising manager for the New York
Dry Goods Company, at Helena. Mont,
! arrived in the city Thursday evening to
enter the employ Of J. Levin. Mr.. KEN :
merer will have charge Of the Levin
store advertising.
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day night to the members of the S. b
b. Club at the Geier home, 90 South
Fourth avenue. The evening was
spent with music, sewing, and fancy
work, and at the business session Of
ficers for the coming six months were
chosen. The officers elected were
Minnie Everts, president Hazel Leaf,
secretary: Grace Croft, treasurer.
Miss Geier served a three-course sup
per, assisted by Miss Everts.
While screwing a ton OH a fruit jar
as he was helping Mrs. Olson can fruit
George A. Olson, 203s North Fourth
street, badly cut his right hand Thurs
day evening when the jar broke. His
hand plunged into the jar. the sahrp
edges of which cut his palm and index
finger so badly that severa! stitches
We're required to close the wound and
mend the tendons. He was removed to
the Deaconess hospital, where the
wound was repaired, but returned
home this morning.
Samuel Cakes, aged 81, of New Prov
idence. underwent an operation at st.
Thomas hospital this morning as the
results of having had his nose frac-
tured by the kick of a horse three or
four years ago. BY the operation
Cakes nose was Strengthened and the
distractions OF the air passages re-
moved in order to permit the young
man to breathe properly. The nasal
passages had become totally obstructed
and mouth breathing was beginning to
cause lung trouble.