Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-13

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Dr. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Camera films developed and printed
Can4erA shop
Eniargements from your kodak hlms
Tho Kodakery.
Special Friday-Work shirts 10 cents
One Cent to 80 Gent Variety Store.
Sec the picnic supply display in m,
window. Cuuey's 10 and u South FRS
avenue.
Mrs. Bass division viii hold an ex.
change at Lays store Saturday at
o'clock. COMMITTEES.
A .Rublite" Triangular shaped MOI
win keep that waxed floor polished
Price $1.25. Marion Gard.
Klondike refrigerators cut the lex
bill one half We give 500 pounds ice
with each one. Marion Gard.
Mrs. Leo Wsshburn, of Mason City
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
Tor visit with Mrs. Margaret Schech-
ter.
Mems blue chambray work shirts
sizes 141l to lion sale Friday, Is
cents. One Cent to 80 Cent Variety
Store.
Save dragging your good chairs in
and out. We have rockers from $1.5f
to 81. Made to Withstand the weather
Marion Gard.
Mrs. Charles n. Mullan. Of Sioux
City, arrived In this city this morning
for few days visit at the home OF
her brother. George F. Thayer.
Dr.. M:-U. Chesire and DIR. A. G.
Clam, the latter OF Colo, went to Wa
terloo today to attend tine annual
meeting Of the Iowa State Medical So
ciety.
Some bargains in dried fruits such az
peaches at 10 cents a pound, apricots
and dried apples at Is cents a pound.
Also two sizes OF raisins and prunes.
Culley's store.
From the very first bite you'll say
It is all right" It is better than cho-
colate by far, that is Dickinson's maple
cream bar. Sold everywhere for cents
-Advertisement.
The Bethel Grove Cemetery Aid will
give their annual supper at the church
from s to 8 p. m. Thursday, May 20.
The Bethel band will furnish the mu-
vic for the evening.-Committee.
Casnor Watson. son Of Mr. and Mrs
E. B. Watson, Of Union, submitted to
tho amputation Of two toes at St
Thomas hospital this morning. The
toes had become deformed owing to
coYns.
Alice May Connolly VS.. David John
Kennedy. ct al, 10 the title Of a suit
by which the heirs Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Kennedy ask the court to order sold
land of the estate in Eden township
that the proceeds may be divided.
The aid and missionary societies OF
the Baptist church will be entertained
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
II. A. Cole, five miles north Of the city
in Taylor township. The other host
esses will be Mesdames w. w. Doolit-
tie, Amelia Hall and NJ. E. Haskin.
Ny assortment Of seeds is not
broken as vet. I can furnish you peas,
beans, and corn in bulk and other var
ieties in packages two for s cents. Also
the best tomatoes. cabbage, celery. pep
pers, and esq plants. Culley's. South
FIRST avenue.
Thirty members Of Banner lodge Of
Odd Fellows including members Of the
degree star, were visitors at the regu-
lar meeting Of Center lodge at State
i Center Wednesday night. The degree
team from this city exemplified the in
itiatory degree. Lunch was served at
forwards and an hour was spent sos
cially.
DR.. and Mrs. George N:block, Of
Derby, arrived In. the, city Wednesday
night, DIR. Niblock being on his way to
meeting. Mrs. Niblock will remain here
e q guest at the home Of her sister
in-law, Mrs. C.. c. Trine, and DR.. Nib
lock will return here and remain lover
Sunday at the Trtne home.
Rupert delivers all telephone orders
by the United delivery system, which
has been giving very good service in
tie city. Call Rupert's market. 20s
East Main street, phone 1859 and call
early enough SO that we can get your
ovder out on time. Rupert's prices and
Goods are first class and you will get
service now at all times. Rupert.
AT the country home Of Mrs. A. II.
wheeler, three miles southwest Of Mar
1etta, the members Of the Hartland
Reading Circle were pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon. An in.
terestins program on Uruguay and
Paraguay Of South America" was held
during the afternoon, at the close Of
which Mrs.. Wheeler served refresh
menus. -