Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-07


One Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
Drink the Bailey boys pop. for sale
except in the baseball
park. Bailey boys and their Pop"
Mrs. John Knight, Of Armstrong, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening for
Drink the Bailey boys pop, for sale
everywhere except in the baseball
park Bailey boys and their Pop"
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Dorse went Sat
urday to Monmouth, ILL.,, for visit
with Mrs. Dorse's sister, Mrs. F. p.
Ross.
Dickinsons maple cream bars
cents, the new CONNECTION, made in
The Bailey boys and
their Pop
S. NJ. Holzberg, Of New York City,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
for a visit with his brother-in-law,
Samuel Horwitz.
Fancy colored bath towels up to 40
cent values, on sale Tuesday and
10 cents. One Cent to 90
Cent Variety Store.
Tuesday and Wednesday we place on
sale fancy colored bath towels up to 40
cent values, special 10 cents. One Cent
to 9sCent Variety Store.
Mrs. John stoehr and daughter Tai
dine, of Ackley, returned home SatuT-
day evening after visiting their son,
Stoehr, of this city.
Mrs. A. ]. York, Of Kingston, went
Saturday to her home, after visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Pearl F1em-
ing and her sister, Mrs. w. D. Ben
nett.
Misses Margaret Bridges and Cora
Price, Of Oskaloosa, returned home
after having visited with
Ernest j. Powell, who is a patient at
the Deaconess hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Willett, OF
Tama, were in the city Saturday eve
ming while on their way to Iowa Falls.
where they will visit for few days
with Dr.. and Mrs. w. g. Morton.
The Covenant Daughters Of the
CONGREGATIONAL church will hold their
annual picnic Tuesday evening at s.: 10
at Riverview park. If the weather is
unfayorable the picnic will be held in
the church.
Word received this morning by
friends from Quratermaster II. G. Ben
nett, of the soldiers home, who is In
Des Mcines, said that his son, A. ].
Bennett, who was operated this morn
ing at the Methodist hospital, that city,
for double hernia and adhesions, had
passed thru the operation successfully.
Baby should be thought Of right now,
the days are not too hot, and are pleas
ant enough to have his photograph
made. Modern equipment, and pop
ular prices, besides the class Of work.
displayed by this studio,
should be considered when you have
baby in mind. Apgar Studio, over Abb
bolts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney G. Wells left
Saturday evening for months trip
thru the east. They went from here to
st. Louis, and after leaving there will
visit in turn at Marissa, ILL.,, Mr., Wells
old home; Washington, Norfolk. New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Buffalo.
Niagara Falls and Chicago. returning
home about July 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Plumb, Of North
wood. left Saturday for their home af-
ter a visit here with Mr. Plumbs
nephews. Charles and John. Plumb.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Lottie Plumb. who will visit at North
wood Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Shepley,
Of Kensett, also left SATURDAY. for their
home after visit with Charles and
John Plumb.
Complimentary to her niece, Miss
Rachel La Sheck, of Iowa City, Mrs.
G. H. Ruth, 511 West State street, en-
Saturday morning at break
fast peonies made an attractive dec
oration for the table at which covers
were laid for fourteen. Mrs. Ruth was
assisted in serving breakfast at IL
o'clock by Mrs. F. M. Wilbur ana MIS-.
Ida Statler. During the early after
noon hours the time was spent socially
with sewing and Miss La Sheck sang
a group Of pleasing songs.
Members of the Myrtle Furnnan Mis-
sion Circle Of the Central Church OF
Christ were pleasantly entertained
Saturday evening in the church par
lors by Misses Georgia Carey and Cor
nelia Norton. The study hour was led
by Miss Ada Spencer, who conducted
the lesson. Later In the evening an
hour was spent socially complimentary
tn the members who are seniors OF the
high school. The room was attractively
with flowers. anscHS which
&C. NJ ronnfa0 and
ferns intermingled with blue and white,
the senior class colors. Various games
and stunts furnished much amusement
and a two course luncheon was served
by the hostesses.
In trying to ascertain why four local
building and loan associations could
flourish In a town like Waterloo re-
ceived a reply from one of them to the
erect that II do not believe that Q local
building and loan association can make
verv rand progress on the series plan.
II II too slow for this day and aga.
our association is organized On the
nerpetual plan and we have assets
amounting to nearly $4,000" He
meant that 1t took too long for month
" payments to accumulate q large
amount Of money to be loaned 20 !
have been selling fully paid up stock
in tnultiples Of $4,000 at 6 Per cent
interest and the result haS been that
the Marsballtown Savings and Loan
Association has more than doubled Its
asset. and its savings within the past
year. We now receive money IN any
multiple Of $4,000 and pay 8 per cent
interest on It Geo. ?. Thayer, Secre-