Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-20

BIeudeo 70 SUIT your tsetss WDti
Club cigar. Ask your dsaasf.-Adver'
tisement.
Rich.ra Y.yr,en rstnrned home thu
morninr from Gilman. wharo he spen
Friday on businsss.
~ vou .n+ov racinr7 rhere u
aandx ho,.s 80. tonirht ~ the Colon.
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,,h,os o ..,, -, :, .ts sr..tese d.y IN The
rrocerv hn.iness.-1Avertlsssnent.
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MT. and Mrs. NJ. Tatum, Sol South
First avenue, are the parents OF nine
pound daughter born Friosy night
Let mo hear Of modern i've OF sl'
room house that y ior rent WI! leas'
by year. H-2e. TIMES Repuoicsh'
Mr.. n.re.re+ Naek left for Aber.
a.an Ana wstertown a D.. this morn.
ine IN, Wait NTH relatives for two
wees.
To enjoy the rood things Of life and
not nay too dearly for them Is the gen
eral human desire. Smoke Western
Club cent Characterization
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monday' IN tnis p11o'' w 70 .'.
an adverslsensmt o. inten -. 4n'eles.
20 every man OF Woman 'a. n ~s
q Rountiy.
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Mr. ana MS. w. =. Anoerson ~
NORTH second stleot, arc paren.. ..
pound Daoy oaugnter, porn 1I'usS
night the h.tle guest nas oeel
named Aa1nEyn Sano'
Strawberry ice cream tomorrow.
Have with your Sunday dinner some OF
the well known fFencn zee cream
maze from crusneo ripe pelles' ~" ..
coiors. wnlte ana PINK. 1ou can set :.
at ouf store. oppice fruit Noal'panS
No matter how GOOD the bread that
mother bakes. she can rot bake
strub.s buttermtlk bread-tt's so Diff
ferent It's a chance too that every
one OF the family VIII appreciate; your
grocer WIZ soma 4 fhone nm. StFuD
DaksFy.
The y1dality 0ayinEe Bank. estab-
lished In 1893. with twenty years. sx-
....erc. I. handling savings accounts
Offers unusual ADVANTAGES to de-
positors Thia bank has paid { per cent
Interest," ON deposits since It was or
Ganised one dolAF starts An account
Z ovsf nc ..-- $500;
: Mrs, Joseph A. Anglesberg went Il
Onion Friday night and this morning
In company with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. Bigss. and aunt, Mrs Et
Boucher. the latter Of Gaylord. Kas.
left for Sibley, where they will spend
week at the homo Of DIR. and Mrs
sBiggs daughter. MrS. c. p. Whitney.
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san, and George Enderly were hostess.
es Friday afternoon at the regular
meeting Of the aid society members Of
the Presbyterian church held In the
church parlors. Thirty-two members
attended and sewing occupied the af-
ternoon hours. The hostesses served
refreshments.
-, $3.50 :. ,s,.
.. esse -. ~
u. u,n..sa, $50.
~. 1,..sn.e.. Was ~ ~ 1",.,,.. - ns e.''
RE. C. c. Urine and r. c. Wells fam
if4es who are spending their vacations
there. He said the Marshalltown peo-
p4e are having a fne' outing and good
fiehjng.
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sN., a. .s''nel snio
anu SPIT -, -. aA 10y we're accom-
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So 81 .. 1nu .a.e1 " %. Lou t"
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S'ss SDous W ~ 1. niontn's
The new Conversational church
home, Main and Fourth streets, is
proving increasingly attractive and
serviceao,e. sMornlns worsnip tomor-
roW =. = = =. WIN .no sneMe, our
1sensious "as'e. uiaess anu s.. ~
anu =. =. M e1o secoIu .. tne series
On ihe .nstue oi tue up 9ooo
SpMsresAtona. sinshns' Speciai music
side schooi " q IN: Iouns PEG.
PIE mee,ins =. 20. MI. Mart,n WIZ
c ..1., .ne se1t1s. ne PUBIC - COT
91eHy lnvieso. olotnornooo.
u. =. Matson returned home this
morning from Geneseo. I'LL. where he
attended the funeral Of his srandmoth-
er.s Mrs.. Laura A. Matson. which was
h1ld Friday afternoon. He was ac-
companied to the city by his father. F.
=. Matson, of Chronicle. Ala: his
uncles. g. NJ. Matson. of Geneseo, III:
J.sB.-Matson, Of Huron, 8. D.; A. NJ.
MatsOn, of Chronicle, Ala, and his