Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-23

Kodak finishing. Camera shop.

| Diamond merchant. Chamberlain.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Ladies' wrist watches. Chamberlain.
See the great dancers, Adams & Gill
bert. Orpheum.
Thomas Swearington. of Albion, was
in the city today.
Choice aster plants from the best
seed we can buy, 20 cents per dozen.
Kemble's.
Order some home made cottage
cheese from Wizards sanitary dairy.
Phone 374.
Miss Annie Bremner, 112 North Sec
ond avenue, who was recently hurt by
a fall. is doing nicely.
Otto Hertle, Of Melbourne. passed
thru a minor operation Friday after
noon at the Deaconess hospital.
My dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712.
DR.. Frazey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hook, 502 North
Fifth street. are parents Of six and
one-half pound daughter, born at II
o'clock this forenoon.
| "Premo cameras" Yes every one
an Eastman. See them in our win
! dow, prices from 50 up to s25. Nc
| Bride e. Will Drug Company.
; Everist wall paper house can do ten
| or twelve more rooms the first Of next
week. If You want these dates pick
; out your paper Saturday. Everist
Wall Paper House.
Mrs. c.. n. Paulson returned to her
home in Lorimor Friday after visiting
ten days in the city at the home OF
Mrs. F. A. Beckwith and with Mrs.
F. F. Schiller, a Gearing.
Say this over to your self. then say
it to the grocer over the phone Shrubs
buttermilk bread. Every grocer keeps
Shrubs buttermilk bread because he
knows most of his customers ask for
it. Shrubs Bakery.
John T. Basham, local freight agent,
and S. H. Stephenson, day operator at
the passenger station. went to Des
| Moines today to attend meeting
of the association of agents of the Chi
p! cago Great Western. Such meetings
are held once month.
| Friends in the city have received an
| nouncements of the birth of daugh-
| ter to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. King. Of
| Grand Forles, n. D., born May 20. The
child has been named Kathryn Mae.
Mrs. King was formerly Miss Daisy
Matthews, of this city.
Mrs. VIII. Jones, BOA South Fourth
! avenue, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the Witenagemote Club men,
bers. The study hour was followed by
an hour spent socially. and while the
freshments. Mrs. Mintie WINERY. of
Iowa City, was an ut-of- town guest.
Rev. S. C. Wadding. pastor of the
| Presbyterian church Of Albion, and
state bible study superintendent of the
| Iowa Christian Endeavor Union, will
give his illustrated lecture, "a Birds
eye View Of the Bible" in the Hartland
Friends church Sunday evening at 8
| o'clock.
The supervisors took no action on
| the resolution Of necessity calling for
| the building of nine concrete bridges
in various parts Of the county be-
cause two objections had been made.
Action was postponed until Monday,
June /, when the board will meet for
it's regular monthly meeting.
On account of bad weather today
good many appointments were broken
| for baby sittings. so we are going to
allow those who were disappointed, one
day more in which to secure beauti-
full oil portrait free with every baby
sitting. Monday is baby day at this
studio. Apgar, the well-known photo
grapher.
Mrs. w. w. Doolittle and Mrs. l.. +.
Kellogg, were hostesses Friday after
noon to the ladies of the aid society of
the Baptist church who were enter
tanned at the Dooittle home. 102 South
Third avenue. There was an attend
ance of thirty, and pleasant afternoon
was occupied with sewing. Refresh
ments We're served.
General Superintendent r. e. Ker-
win and Division Superintendent II.
e. Marshall, Of the NJ. & ST. L., were
in the city for short time this morn
ing after having spent Friday on the
Story City branch. The officers have
been Investigating complaints mad'
branch.
Excelsior Aid Society members en-
jOyed a pleasant meeting Thursday
afternoon when they were entertained
by Mrs. l.. J. Bunce and Mrs. Theresa
Probst at the formers home. ITO South
Twelfth street Sewing and quilting
occupied the afternoon, and the hos
tesses. assisted by Mrs. John Corrck-
served 4 two-course lunch
A. A. Moore. and J. L. Williams. with
+. II. Hopkins. spent Friday marking
the Union route thru this city as far
south as Gilman. The route extends ,
from St Paul to ST. Louis, and passes
thru here. Red and white stripes are
used to mark the route. Mr.. Moore and
Mr. Williams will mark the route north
of the city the first Of the week.
Mrs. C.. l.. Shewalter, three and one
half miles northwest of Marietta, had
a narrow escape from serious injuries
following the Harper funeral Friday
afternoon, when Robert Wantz Of
Clemens, accidentally ran his automo
bile into the Shewalter carriage. Mrs.
SheWalter was thrown out and bruised |