Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-02
Bring your watches In. Hodges.
Dr.. Burkart. ostcopath. II w. Main

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DR.. Burkart. ostcopath. ~ w. Main
F. z. Winery, Of Union. was In the
city Friday.
Visit Camera Shop Studio Monday
afternoon. Camera Shop.
Works of art. exhibited in our studio
Monday. Camera Shop Studio. 4"
Van Orman insurance Office ovel
First National Bank.-Advertisement
Attend the exhibit of beautiful paint
ings Monday. May 4. Camera Shor
| Studio.
Wanted-To rent a five-room cottage
! modern. good location. GIL, Times Re-
publican.
Miss Edna Benson spent the day with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Ben.
son, in Union.
Kent our electric cleaner at 81 per
| day. 1t saves yourself as we'll as the
rugs. Phone us today. Marion Gard.
Division Master Mechanic William
Gemlo and Division Car Foreman J.
J. Welsh were in Oskaloosa Friday on
! business.
l
Congregational brotherhood meeting
at church Monday evening. Men come
and hear Professor Macy, Of Grinnell
| Committee.
| Division Engineer Frank A. Peterson
OF the Chicago Great Western, head
quarters in Des Moines, spent Friday
in the city on business.
! Mrs, l.. c. kruegger. of Haverill
who has been seriously i'll suffering
! from erysipelas for several days, is
somewhat improved today.
I Van Dykes, miniatures of values
| from $3.50 and up. Numerous beautiful
paintings on exhibit Monday afternoon
| Camera Shop, IA East Main.
| Frank Boardman. of Chicago, ar
| rived il. the city Friday evening FOL
d visit of a few days at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T
Boardman.
| The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. d. w. Msrston, SOC
East State street. Mrs. j. A. Martin
will assist in entertaining.
Members of the womans bible class
Of the Methodist church held their reg
| ular meeting Friday afternoon in the
church parors. After the study hou,
| refreshments We're served
Mrs c. S. Carothers. of this city. and
her father, d. s. Valentine. Of Union
went 20 Des Moines Friday to visit
over Sunday with their sister and
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Devcndorf
Vice President and General Manager
G. w. Huntington and Chief Engineer
r. G. kenly, of the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis, were in the city for short time
Friday, while on their way from Oska
loosa to Minneapolis.
Every one knows of Eastman
kodaks, knows that when they buy an
Eastman" they have bought wisely
This store has complete line Of East
man kodaks and supplies. Mcbride s
Will Drug Company.
Emmor Edsall, who bought of G. 4
Berg the full residence lot at sO2 Yves,
Boone street. has sold the north half
a tract 60x90, at the corner OF Boone
and Eighth streets, to David S. Nc
Donald. The price was not given In
the deed.
Mrs. E. A. Crandall, SIS South Third
street, entertained Friday afternoon
the members of the Tirzah Aid So
ciety, who spent the afternoon in an
informal social way and with their sew
ing. Assisted by Mrs. Fl. L. Thorp
the hostess served luncheon.
Rev. r. H. Claxon, of Tay1orville, Ill,
will preach at the Baptist church sun
day at 1 I in the morning and 5 in the
evening. His subject will be The
Interchangeable Character Of Christ" !;
evening, The Empireseof Childhood
You are invited to come and hear him.
Committee.
Mrs. J. 3. Simmons, 3O6 North Third
street. entertained Friday afternoon the
members of Der Deutsche Cnterhal-
lungs Kreis a their regular meeting
After the study hour the members
visited and Mrs. Simmons. assisted by
Mrs. c. E. Pilgrim and Mrs. c. J.
Scheeler. served refreshments.
Mrs. G. c. Urine. assisted by Mrs.
Robert Stevens, led the study of What
Next in Turkey?'' at the regular meet
ing Of the Congrega tional Missionar y
Society held Friday afternoon. at the
church. The hostesses were Mrs. B.
F. Martin ard AIRS. Alice Britton. who
served Refreshments after the study
hour.
Yes, Marshalltown has a lady tailor
ess. it is Mrs w. NJ. Maier at PA East
Main street. Ladies garments made
to measure, also alteration work at
most reasonable prices. The tailored
suit on a woman speaks for itself:
Come in and talk STYLES with us. Mar
shall Tailoring Company. 224 East
Main. gill;.
The Royal High!andcrs degree team
and Mrs. Walter Eindcrote, 7OS Bron-
ley street. The guests spent an en-
joyable evening with games and music
and in a drawing contest the prizes
were won by Lee Woods, Russell Kol-
lin and Mrs. T. J. Gavagan In serving
supper Mrs. Linderote was assisted by
Mrs. w. B. Thompson.
D. w. Marston, sos East State street
who was inquired by a fall Thursday
night, is somewhat improved today, all
tho still confined to his bed. Mr.. Mar
ston had been i'll Thursday and wen;
to bed about 3 o'clock. He got up in
the night and fell in faint in the hall
striking his head against th., sharp
edge OF a table causing hemorrha &c
OF the nose. and cutting his face Sc
verely.