Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
POPULAR MORNING DRINK
Chase & sanborn's cofsee-seld For
Twenty Year. by George L. Andrews.
the Groeer-1his Years Purchase In
creased Is Per Cent-Hot Summer
Mornings Demand Good Cup of
coffee-use Chase & Sanborn's.

You are sure to notice the Q1HerenCe
in good or bad coffee on the hot sum-
mer mornings. If YOU enjoy good
drink of coffee every morning, then
order Chase & Sarborn's, and YOU will
never be disappointed.
The George L. Andrews grocery has
sold Chase & Sanborn's coffees and
teas in Marshalltown for twenty years.
and each year this celebrated line be-
comes more popular This years pur-
chases amount to % per cent more
than last year, this proves the in
| creas;ng demand.
| Good coffee is the one essential at
picnic and il you phone the Andrews
grocery. your order will be given
prompt attention. George L. Andrews,
grocer.
Rhodes News.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Perry and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Long were Marshalltown
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. D. NJ Ruth has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Robinson, near
State Center. fl.5Ez
Miss Zelma Phillips left Friday for
visit at Cedar Rapids with relatives
and friends.
1 Miss Edith Roebuck has been visit
/ ing relatives in Iowa City.
! Mrs. Scott of Newton. is visiting at
| the j. II. Johnson home.
( Mystic Tie Social Club met with
and surprised Mrs. Mooers Friday aft
ernoon. The afternoon was spent So
ciaily and dainty luncheon was
served.
The many friends Of Mr.. Abe Good
| will be greatly pleased to learn that
he is slowly improving from his
/ stroke of paralysis he suffered weeh
ago Saturday night.
Mrs. Louisa Steiner and Mrs. Lena
/ Hildreth spent Sunday at the Charles
Rohrer home.
i Mrs. William Armstrong. Of Perry
is camping here with her husband who
| mas been here as foreman with an eS-
ira gang ON the railroad for some
time. Mrs Armstrong is also calling
on old friends and neighbors.
Mr.. Martin Blink, of Tempieton, Wis
TIED relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Goodman and Mrs
Thomas Malloy and daughter, Mar
garet, left Monday Tor Clinton, where
they were in attendance at the grad
uation Tuesday of the formers daugh-
I
Ii Mr. and Mrs. Charles Titus. sren
!Sunday with relatives near Baxter.
Il The memorial services OF WOODLAND
Lodge X. of P Sunday afternoon wa
quite well attended. The Rhodes bant
lead the procession from the hall to tn
church and also TO the cemetery. Thu
address at the church by Judge Ben
Saiinger was very fine and was yer.
Highly appreciated by every one wh'
heard him. The lodge had charge o
1.-The services at the cemetery and tn
members of Mystic Tie Temple, Nc
iTs, Pythian Sisters decorated tn
: graves OF seven knights and sisters
Mr.. Salirger was accompanied TO stat
Center ir the evening by e. A. Wal
, lace and E. Weisharr,s from Whic'
place he left for home.
The ball game Sunday afternoon
was well attend. Deins played ees.ee.
; Colo and Rhodes the results were
5 0 in favor of Rhodes.
i. The Booster Club. bali team. Rhode
4 band and several Of our good hearte
citizens. accompanied by about twent
> automobiles formed . gala parad
: TUESDAY morning and started on
chautauqla booster trip visiting Bax
4 ter. Melbourne, state Center. Max
E well, Collins and Colo. At the latte
place a ball game was played whic
a resulted in 2 to IN favor Of Rhodes
Y About forty automobiles had promise
: TO accompany the booster club but tn
rainy weather IN the morning PIE
J. vented many going.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James CARSON OF Sas:
8 born. visited the formers sister, Mt
Il F. D. Outright, and family tn
:. week.
ej Roy Cromley visited . few days TIL
r week at the home OF his aunt, Mr.
r Frank Steiner.