Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-13
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Eastman kodaks. The Kodakery. :
Glasses properly fitted. Hellbers.
We have moved across the street.
Bowen kodakery and book store.
North side Of First and Main street.
our new location. The Kodakery.
Buy your clothes of us, 1t will make
your boy smile and yield the largest
dividends. Pappe's.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Eker, 307 South
Second street, are parents OF son.
born saturday.
One-third discount on photographs
at this popular studio, fair week only.
Stonestreet's. 22S East Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wilkie, six miles
southwest Of the city. have new
eight-pound son, born Sunday morn
ing.
E. N. Beatty, who has been visiting
with relatives at Grove City. Pa, for
two. weeks arrived home Sunday
night.
Miss Eva Alexander arrived rome
Sunday night from a seven weeks trip
thru Colorado and other western
states.
The Daisy Drake Mission Circle will
meet for supper at $3.50 Tuesday even
ing in the parlors Of the Central
Church of Christ. A program VIII fol-
low the supper.
The Jolly Club met Saturday after
noon with Phyllis Rockey. sos North
Second avenue. Following an after
noon of games Mrs. Fred Rocky
served refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCague, S12
West Boone street, are parents OF
seven-pound daughter, born SUNDAY
afternoon. The baby. who is their
first child. has been named Gwendolyn
Maxine.
Remember we give you one third
discount during fair week only, on our
up-to- date photographs. Why not have
your Christmas photos taken now
while you can get them cheaper.
Stonestreet studio.
] Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Eorrell, who played at the odeon last
week. Mrs. A. w. Carroll, 203 West
Main street, entertained Saturday
evening after the performance. Tho
other guests included the members OF
the company. The hostess served sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lindstedt and
the latters mother and sister, MRS.
Anne and Miss Ida Olson. returned to
their home in Clinton Sunday. The
members Of the party had been here
with the body of Mr.. and Mrs. Lind
stedt's baby son, George Arthur, whose
funeral was held Friday afternoon
from the George A. Olson home.
Ross l.. Hammond, editor Of the Eve
ming Tribune, Fremont Neb.. and a
former LeGrand boy, was in the city
today, accompanied by his wife, sons,
Lee Ross and Howard, and daughter
Constance Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
and children motored to LeGrand few
days, ago for a short visit and Will
leave this afternoon or tomorrow for
THAR home.
Mr.. Starbuck, the NJ. II. Birge deco
rative expert, will be at the Everist
store Tuesday. Sept. IA. If advice or
suggestions as to the proper use and
treatment Of the new and up-to- date
decorations is needed. 1t will be freely
8 given by Mr.. Starbuck, who is one Of
the best decorative artists in this
country. If interested secure date
by phone, as Mr.. Starbuck will be here
but the one day, Tuesday. Everist's.
the wallpaper and paint store.
Twenty members OF the Myrtle Fur
man Mission Circle held their regular
meeting Saturday evening at the
church. A dinner was served at $50,
the table and dining room being dec.
Grated with red and yellow flowers and
lighted with Japanese lanterns. After
the dinner Miss Florence Wallace led
4 the study hour and Miss Maude Nc
Broom gave talk pertaining to the
work OF the society. Dean Elizabeth
Jordan, of Drake University, Des
Moines, was guest at the affair.
n YOUNG WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. w. o. Jones Succumbs to Tuber-
2 X cuIosis at Mothers Home.
Pulmonary tuberculosis caused tho
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