Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-05

Bring your watche. in. Hodges.

Bring your watches in. Hodges.
w. N. Dickerson was in Melbourne
today on business.
Band concert Sunday, Riverview
park
George r. Norris, fire. lightning. and
tornado insurance. Over SO West Main
want to rent six or seven room
house, modern, with bath. Ego, Times
Republican.
Jap silk waists with the new or
candle flare collar and vestee on sale
SO cents. Orlando Baxter.
Pillsbury's Best -four is wholesome
Makes nice sweet light loaf of bread
At all grocers.-Advertisem
| My dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank, and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 112
DR.. Frazey.
Our stock of wall paper is complete
and we have the workmea and can dc
| fifteen or twenty more rooms on short
notice. Everist.
We have just received shipment OF
Jak silk waists with the new orsandie
flare collar and vestee. specially priced
80 cents. Orlando Baxter.
Leave your good rockers inside. Blu!
furniture for the porch that weather
won't hurt. We have large assert
ment Of rockers, settees and chairs
Marion Card.
The Myrtle Furman Mission Circle
of the Central Church Of Christ viii
meet Saturday evening with Mis-:
| Florence Wallace. 1921 North Third
street for the regular monthly meet,
ing -
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Alban. who have
been in Clinton. where they We're called
by the sickness of Mr.. Adams mother
returned home Thursday. Mrs. Albar
underwent a very serious operation las
| Friday, but she Is recovering now.
w. A. WATSON. T. North Second
street, who was taken i'll suddenly with
a severe attack of ro-pneumonia
Wednesday evening. remains about the
| same. Mr.. WATSON recently suffered
slight stroke of paralysis, from which
he made good recovery.
|
| trail engineer who lived IN this city
for several years, but who is living
! now in Grinnell, was here this morn
ing while on his way to Hampton
Clark is marshall of Grinnell. At the
| sheriff by the democrats of Poweshieh
county.
The F. F. Club of the soldiers home
| adjourned for the summer at its regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the business session a socia
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served by Misses Rose Anderson
Martha Walling, and Edith Morrison
complimentary to Miss Anseline Nc
| Kinley. who will soon leave the city
| The club will renew it's regular meet
ings in September.
Thomas H. Macdonald, chief engi.
neer Of the Iowa state highway COM
mission. was in the city for a time to-
day and visited the East Main stree
bridge over the Iowa river with the
board Of supervisors. The supervisor!
have never been fully satisfied will
the wing walls Of this bridge, ant
asked the commissions engineer Il
come here to inspect 1t and advise
them how the defects could be rem
| edied.
1t is being demonstrated more, full.
each year that good silo is one Of thu
| best paying Improvements that
farmer can make. j. M. Watson o
Des Moines, has an office in fremont
block. He sells manufactures anc
builds the interlocking cement 'stav'
silo. This silo has some good features
which other silos do not possess.
will surely pay any one interested t.
! get an explanation of the merits o.
this ilo.-Advertiseme
| Mr.. and Mrs George L. Owings, Al
| West Main street. entertained at din
ner Thursday evening complimentary.
to the latter's sister, Miss Mildred Low
| of the Green Mountain neighborhood
who leaves Saturday morning for Pail
Alto, Cal. The guests included onl.
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Owings. ant
covers We're laid for fourteen at
prettily decorated table. A larg
bouquet Of roses was used as center
piece. Roses were also used in decorat
ing the rooms and the evening hour
were spent socially.
Funeral services for Frank Norton
who died few days ago It. Dickinson
n. D.. were held from the home of Mr.
Norton's mother, Mrs. r. n. Bray, o
! Albion. Thursday afternoon. Rev. S
C. Wadding had charge of the services
! and quartet composed Of Mrs. A.
Burgett, Mrs. John D. Fraiey, j. NJ
Bales, ard NJ. F.. Mckibhen SANG
Members, of the Modern Woodiie'
acted as pail bearers, and .ntermen
was in the Albion cemetery. Accom-
panying the body to Albion. were MI
Nortons widow. Mrs. May Merton. son
Orval and Donald, and j. w. Sturgeon
an attorney of Dickinson.
Mrs. Fred Hopkins, 201 South Thir
street, entertained at luncheon Thurs
cay, the affair being the second of
series of three parties at which MIR!
Hopkins is entertaining. A profusio
Of pink and white roses were used !
decorating the rooms. color scheme c
pink and white being effectively use
in the table decorations and menl
Pink and white roses were given a
favors. Covers were laid for forty, an
at 1 o'clock an elaborate four-cours
luncheon was served by Misses Grac
Swingley, Ida Shove, Florence, BESSIE
and Margaret Hopkins. and Mrs. G.
Smith. In the afternoon the guest
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