Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-05

the city on business tuesday.
Frank Ryder and son Earl left Tues
day for Detroit, Mich, for a short stay
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ash. 4Os North
First street. are parents of q daughter,
born Tuesday.
For Sale--A used kitchen range, in
good condition. Telephone GAS yellow.
Advertisement.
| Mrs. Ed Cole and daughter Mrs. A.
c. Abbott, visited Tuesday night with
friends in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. A. l.. Clemens left for Dawson,
N. d., Tuesday to visit for about two
weeks with her brother, George Magee.
| The Helping Hand Aid will hold an
ice cream social on the Howard Mich
olson lawn Friday evening. Aug. Z.
Committee.
| Mrs. Herbert Linsday, of Chicago.
and Miss Minnie Carr spent the day III
i Eldora as the guests of Mrs. Ona
| Thamer Brown.
The aid society of the State Street
/ Evangelical church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. George B. Sellers,
! 7O5 East State street.
Plenty of old papers at cents bun
| die at the Tines Republican office, just
/ the thing to go under the carptes dur
ing housekeeping time
! Fresh leaf lettuce, Michigan celery.
i white boiling onions, sweet potatoes.
wax beans, dollhouse cucumbers, and
garlic. Culley's, 10 and II South First
avenue.
| More than so per cent of the homes
| in Marshalltown enjoy the taste, The
| health, that is to be had in Shrubs
| Buttermilk bread. Phone your grocer.
Shrubs bakery.
! Mrs Albert Lashor of Macon, Ga,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening for
a few days visit at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Thomas A. Nelson, 7O1
! West State street.
! A certificate to practice issued to DR..
Edward c. Rohrbach, of Flat River.
Mo-. by the state board of medical eX-
aminers. has been filed n the office Of
the county recorder.
| Duchess apples. Georgia peaches,
| grape fruit. Valencia oranges, Bart
!
loupes and California plums. Culley's
/ store, South First avenue.
Mrs. C. NJ. Geary left Tuesday even
! ing for Chicago, from where she will
take a boat trip on the Great Lakes.
Mrs. Geary will also visit at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Ella Weber, at To-
ledo, O.
Miss Emily Perkins went to Chica-
go today to remain during the rest OF
/, August with her sister, Mrs. H. H
/ Kennedy. Miss Perkins will go tc
Moline, ILL.,. in the fall and will open a
studio there.
California Liberia peaches, fine ones
too, and selling at 80 cents a box
Peaches are going up and we advise
you to buy now if you intend canning
Phone 935, we deliver everywhere
Bruster & Roundy.
Mrs w. w. Woods and daughter Iva
left thsi morning for Minneapolis.
where she will visit for two or three
weeks with her brother, c. F. Hayes,
Mr.. Woods may join his wife and
daughter in week or two.
Members Of the st. Elizabeth's soci.
4 ETY. of st. Mary's church will meet or
/ Thursday afternoon in the Knights Of
Columbus hall, when they will be Ell
tertained by Mesdames George Egbert
iJ. w. Ochs, Grace Stegman and ]
Shimek.
Your digestion IN summer is not sc
i good. that is why you should eat whole
wheat bread, made Of Ralstons wfole
} wheat flour. The Checkerboard kind
4 Also eat oatmeal bread and know the
4 best of summer bread Standard Bread
4 Standard bakery.
Mrs. w. P. James, of Mason City,
who has been visiting at the home OF
I her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Cross,
left for her home this morning. Mrs.
Cross, who has been sick. but is now
better went to Mason City with her
daughter to remain until she has en-
tirely recovered
Canning pears are here. We received
today big shipment of fine western
pears in boxes, and five tiers to the box
These pears are fancy and each one is
guaranteed to be genuine Bartlett. II
you want pears without the hard
center which is found in so many
pears, buy this kind do your canning
early" Oppice Fruit Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Martin and son
James, Eli West Nevada street, will
leave in the morning for Minneapolis
where Mr.. Martin has been for a
month. employed as foreman of the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis boiler shops
at Cedar Lake. Mr.. Martin has been
employed in the local shops of the
, company for ten years. and since las,
spring has been assistant foreman.
General Washington, colored, of Chi
cago bishop of the church of the HOLY
Israel of God, is here to hold a serie:
of outdoor meetings in the court house
lawn. The bishop is accompanied b.
Sisters A. 3. Sims and Ruth and Esthel
Darlington. The workers have beer
in the state two months. according t,
the bishop, holding meetings at differ.
|, ent points. The headquarters of thu
, religious denomination are in Chicago
J Miss Maude Wilson, 512 North Cen
l ter street, entertained at kensng
ton Tuesday afternoon complimentary
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