Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-04


James Skesg window all day Saturday
, June 6.
}. Orpheum theatfr Saturday specials
Uncle Toms Cabin, tango sundae, an,
parfait and Chop suey. Orpheun
ConfectionerYs@
Plenty otold papers at cents a bun.
, die at the Times Republican Office JUS
, the thing to 90 under the carpets dur
ing housekeeping time.
Miss Ethelyn Bronson, Of Minneap 20
, lis. Is in the city to spend the summer
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ira
Johnston.
)! The Missionary Society of the United
Brethren church will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. George Hines, sos
North First avenue.
The c. w. B. N. Of the Central
Church of Christ will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlors
tor the regular monthly meeting.
If you are going to can any pine
apples now is the time to buy. The
fruit is coming fine and the season will
be short. oppice Fruit Company.
The Archers enjoyed picnic We'd
nesday in Riverveiw park the. after
noon being spent visiting. A picnic
luncheon was served during the after
noon.
When your auto needs repairing,
take 1t to 513 South Fifth street. Kissel
Kar work a specially Phone 1915,
4 residence 1917 green. Jacks Auto Re-
pair Shop.
The AID society Of the Presbyterian
church will be entertained Friday aft
ernoon by Mesdames A. D. Meeker, NJ.
D. Klise. and G. G. Bassett, at the
Meeker home. ao5 Jerome street.
We can show you just the things you
are looking for. Watches Of all the best
and latest makes, in gents and ladies'
sizes. In rings. as usual. we are the
leaders. Graduating time is at hand
and we are glad to show you. HellberE.
| The missionary society Of the Con-
| gregational church will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. ". c. Payne
and Mrs. A. A. AXE at the formers
home 211 West State street. Mrs. r.
E. Sears will lead the study, What
Next IN Turkey?"
If you appreciate good perfume and
| know what Morrison's perfumes are,
then come Saturday and receive for
$l.50, an eight ounce bottle. Only one
day. Saturday. and but one bottle to
! customer. A variety Of odors to Sc
| lect from. See the window. Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Howe arrived
! home Wednesday evening from two
I Nonv ~ tvp{vN IN, In NJ
| Howe visited IN Washington. d. c..
| New York City. and Chicago. While in
Washington Mrs. Howe attended the
Continental Congress Of the d. A. R.
and the convention of the American
Library Association.
Mrs. F. E. Stewart, 3 West Grant
street. entertained informally at 1
o'clock luncheon Wednesday compli-
mentary to Mrs. F. B. Garvin and Mrs.
William Baldwin. OF Scranton, Pa. The
guests included only a few of the more
intimate friends Of the guests of honor,
and Birdie ocucpied the afternoon
hours.
Mrs. c. A. Lands, 1oek East
Church street, was hostess Wednesday |
afternoon to the members of W. r. c. |
Aid Society. There was an attendance !
Of forty, and after the routine business |
the hours were spent visiting and Mrs. |
w. L. Peckham and Miss Jessie Willim
assisted the hostess in serving refresh |
ments.
We sell only good jewelry and are
proud Of the fact. Hellberg.
Remember our new location, across
the street from our old stand, where we
are these days showing the best and
finest line of graduating presents, from
moderate price to the most expensive
you wish to see. Come and look them
over. Hellberg.
Much interest was manifested m
the first meeting Of the w. c. T. U.
which was held Wednesday afternoon
in the w. c. A. rooms. At the bust
ness session plans were completed for
the organization Of the society and the
work for the year was planned. The
society starts work with a membership
Of forty-six and prospects Of much
larger organization.
When driving a team hauling water
for the Herbert grading camp west of
town, Charles Mitchell. was thrown
from his seat when the horses ran
away this morning at varnum's hill.
One of the wheels Of the heavy tank
wagon ran over Mitchell's left leg.
bruising 1T severely. Mitchell was tax
en- TO the Deaconess hospital.
Sixty young people OF the high
school glee clubs went 20 Timmons.
Grove Wednesday afternoon for their
annual picnic. The young people went
in automobiles, and supper, fur
nished by the girls. was served at s
o'clock. Miss Elizabeth wellemeyer.
supervisor Of music, and Miss Caroline
Gallagher accompanied and chaperoned
the picnickers.
President c. c. st. Clair, of the First
National Bank; President A. F. Balch,
II the Marshalltown State Bank: and
W. A. Sandoe, assistant cashier of the
Fidelity Savings Bank. went to Clinton
to attend the state bank
,rs' convention. D. W. Norris. editor
II the Times Republican, left for Gin
ION this afternoon, and will address
he association on What Can the
Banker Do For Good Roads,"
A children's party was given We'd
,esday afternoon from to s o'clock
i the country home OF Mrs ]. s. Rus.
lie, two miles northwest Of Green
fountain, who entertained in celebra-