Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-12
Kodak finishing. Bowers studio.
Or, Billiard, osteopath. Is West Main

Or. Bullard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Fresh today, Martha Washington
candies. The Sugar Bowl
For Sale-Wall paper stock and fix
lures. Van Tine. 100 West Main.
George r. Norris, Are. lightning. and
| tornado insurance. Over 35 West Main.
! "Modesty' petticoats with double
| panels, on sale Saturday and Monday,
| 10 cents. Orlando Baxter.
PilIsbury's Best flour Is wholesome.
Makes a nice sweet light loaf Of bread.
At all decentralization
| Pathe's Weekly, indianapolis auto
races, Paris gowns ana wraps and ad-
yanced styles, all in tonight's Pathe.
Lyric.
! Fresh fruits and vegetables of all
! kinds can be had every day at the San
itary Grocery, phones 9 and l99.-Ad-
vertisement.
! l. I. of H. lodge members please
bring flowers to 5l3 North Second
street or Redmen's hall Sunday morn
ing at $3.50. Committee.
| ID w. Norris, editor of the Times
! Republican, went to Newton today to
address the commercial club of that
city on the subject of good roads.
J; Rev. Mr.. Rogers, pastor of the Meth
! odist church at Geneva, and E. H.
Haymond also of Geneva, spent
Thursday in the city on business.
everything you and I know we
learned from some one else" II your
friend hasn't told you about Western
Club cigars, ask him.-Advertisement.
/ J. s. BRYANT, OF Carter, ILL.,. who is
isuffering from acute infection OF the
left ear, submitted to a minor opera
| ton at the Deaconess Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Miriam wills. of Eldora, who
| has been attending commencement az
Iowa state College, Ames, visited in
the city Thursday night with Miss
| Helen Wells.
Word received in this city tells Of
the birth of daughter to Mr.. and
| Mrs E. L. Bentz. of Oeirlchs. 5. u.
Mrs. Bentz was formerly MISS Jessie
Schobert, Of this city.
It's not bleached and it's pure-Pills-
bury's Best flour. Note the difference
in flavor of bread made of this flour
and many others. For sale at all good
! Advertisement.
| Saturday and Monday wep lace on
sale large shipment of muslin UNDER
wear, new designs in gowns. complna-
! ton suits, princess slips, corset covers
| 99-cent to $3.50 values, sale price ~
cents. Orlando Baxter.
George Richeson. Of Rhodes. has filed
suit in the district court against Roy
| Mallicoa! to collect on two promlssory
notes for $64492. The notes. the peti-
ton alleges, were given to secure pay
! ment of rent for farm land.
Mrs. S. ]. Tinker, 500 East Main
street, was hostess Thursday after
noon at the meeting of the German
aid society. A busy afternoon wa
passed sewing for the aid and, assisted
by Mrs. G.. w. Westlake. NJ r. Wiltse
and Louis Bowman, the hostess serveo
refreshments.
Mrs. A. E. Pickett, 500 North Second
avenue. was hostess Thursday after
noon to the ladies of the aid society OF
the state street Evangelical churcn
Sewing furnished the work for the al :
ternoon and assisted by Misses Nayois
Pickett and Anna KeefeR. the hostess
served refreshments.
Mrs. George Downing and Mrs. A..
E. Matthews spent Thursday in Ames'
where they attended the commence
ment exercises Of Iowa State college
Mrs. Downings son. James Bruce Fat
terson, was graduated from the cleo
trical engineering department, and WIZ
leave the latter part OF Tie month TOT
i Pittsburgh, Pa, where he mas accepted
q position.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Harges. of Shell
! don. who have been visiting at ene
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Tisges
left this morning in their automobile
for Keystone, where they Will mee'
their daughter Miss Erma. who is
student at the University OF Iowa a.
Iowa City. After few days visit the!
will return to the city for week
visit at the Tigges home.
/ Sixty members Of the Ladies' Ait
Society of the Congregational churcf
were entertained Thursday afternoon
in the church parlors by Mesdames w
r. Miller, E. A. Ford, Frank HaradoI
l and Manta B. McMains. During tht
work hour the members tied comforter
and sewed for the society. after wh1cf
the hostesses served refreshments. as
sisted by Misses Vera and Verna PAU
Marie Miller and Miss Myrtle Nc
Mains the latter of Oklahoma City
Okla.
Friends in this city have receive'
cards announcing the marriage of Al
lister P. Cochrane and Miss Edns
Smith. in Chicago on Sunday, June .
Mr.. Cochrane is a son OF NJ. y Coch
rane. formerly of this city but now o
Cedar Rapids. Young Cochrane wa:
formerly a student in the Roger:
school and later a clerk employed o.
C. II. Culley. He is now in business II
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrane VII
be at home after June "a at l2i' has
Forty fourth Place, Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. w. ii. Ronilliard anc
, daughter Nellie, of Farbault, MINI.
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from Ames, where they have been II
attendance at the commencement eX'
ercises of Iowa State College. They
we're accompanied to the city by theil
son and brother. Harold Robilliard,
member of the graduating class a
Ames. They will remain for shor
visit at the home of Mrs. Robilliard'!
; sister Mrs. Eliza Whitacre. ant
nephew. Joseph A. Whitacre. Mr.