Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-10

TINlES-REP,
Kodak nnishins. The Kodakery.
Bring your watches II. Hodss&
Developing and printing. Tho Ko-
bakery. =,
Rugs cleaned by our new process
Neeker Laundry Co.
Mrs. g. d. Rahe. Of Hampton. visited
friends in the city Friday.
Talk to me about savings and loan.
George F. Thayer. secretary.
Miss Luella Hall, of Minerva, spent
Friday in the city with friends.
Fifty trimmed hats. worth up to
$3.50, tonight SO cents. Burch Bros.
Refrigerators at the lowest prices
ever offered. Schmidt's hardware.
N. r. McGrew and sister, Miss Anna
McGrew, Of Gilman. spent Friday IN
the city.
Voice culture. Mondays and Thurs-
days. Masonic temple, Aarshalltown.
H. p. Giger.
Buy that refrigerator now and save
money. The prices are cut to the limit
Schmidt's hardware.
Office and veterinary hospital 1o7.
100 East State. Assistant state vetee-
marian. F. J. Neiman.
Mrs. Emma McLane of Albion, re-
turned home Friday evening after
visit with friends in Ames.
Mrs. j. o. Gould, Of Liscomb, re.
turned home Friday evening after
brief visit with friends in Toledo.
Ice cream, strawberry and vanilla
f1avors, only 10 cents pint, tonight
One Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
Mrs. Frederick Fursman, Of Chicago
arrived in the city Friday evening for q
visit with her sister. Mrs. Eli Gale.
Miss Margherita Lewis will be hom'
this winter and will accept pupils FOL
the violin. Phone 939. Miss Lewis
so7 West State street.
| Miss Kate Lawler. of Eldora, re.
| turned home Friday from trip to Cal
| ifornia and the expositions. Her sister
Miss Clara Lawler, met her here.
Henry Roskopf, Of Webster City, re-
turned home Friday evening after q
brief visit with his mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Roskopf, and brother, NJ. c. Ros
kopf.
Mrs. Robert Pearson. Of Bellingham
Wash, who Is visiting her mother, Mrs
vY1t. y,,;@ t. h.
city Friday, accompanied by Mrs
Guyer.
Mrs Edith Moore and three children
llefs Friday evening for st. James
Mimi, where she will spend month
or six weeks with her sister, Mrs. Viii
Monroe.
Mrs. Herman Baasch and son Arthur
of Dillon, returned home Friday even.
| ing after visiting here with Mrs
and Amanda Baasch.
Mrs. I. B. LYNX went Friday tt
Cedar Falls to remain over today with
her sister, Miss Gail WINERY. of Union
| who is student in the summer schoo
of Iowa State Teachers College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bernstein, o
st. Louis. Mo-, who have been In tn
city a week visiting at the homes O.
Mr.. Bernstein's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
STEMS brothers, Adolph and Charles
Bernstein, will leave for home this eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hall, formerl!
Of this city but now of Colorad
Springs, Colo. are in the city for /;
two weeks visit with Mrs. Hall
brothers, Charles. August, and Ed
ward Seberg, and their families. MI
and Mrs. Hall will visit in st. Pau
after completing their stay here.
An enjoyable afternoon was spen
Friday by members Of the Tirzah Club
who were entertained at the home o
Mrs. William e. Pauley. lilo Col
street The attendance was large AM
the guests visited and sewed on thei
fancy work during the afternoon hours
Mrs. Paulsy was assisted In serving
luncheon by Mrs. G. A. Buchwald AM
Mrs. John Cateron.
At the First Presbyterian church o.
Sunday the services will be at tn
hours of II a. m. and p. m. TIL
pastor, DR.. Linn, will speak on tn
subject "The Communion" in tn
| morning. This will be followed by tn
summer communion services. Re,
Zeigler will speak in the evening. TIL
church is located opposite the post
office on Center street.
! Harry J. Rodgers left Friday evening
for months trip to the coast, goin!
from here to st. Paul, where he will g
to Portland on the st. Paul Rotar.
Club special, stopping en- route a
various points of interest. From Port
land Mr.. Rodgers will go by boat t
San Francisco visiting the exposition
there and at San Diego. He will ais
visit for some time with his mother
Mrs. Margaret Rodgers at Moaroria
Cal.
Mrs. Charles Wonnel was elected
president of the Mayflower Embroider!
Club at the meeting held Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Ben Rail-
4o6 Arson street. Others elected t
office were: Mrs. Ben Forrey, vic
president; Mrs. E. B. Pardee, secretar.
and treasurer; Mrs. James Debates
chairman of the flower committee
Mrs. Joseph Grimm, chairman of tn
social committee; Mrs. David Frient
Jr., chairman Of the calendar commit
! tee and Mrs. Pearl Wilke. reporter
After the business was disposed of al
l 1,o,~ = cport ,,;c opd with fame