Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-25

Corset sale Saturday; new Ventllat-
! ing" model, 3S cents. Ono Cent to 80
Cent Variety Store.
Miss Earle Folger left Thursday for
Hartland, Minn.,' where she will Visit
her aunt, Mrs. Ira Lamb.
Special saturday-Ladies' silk hose,
! fine quality, 10 cents pair. One Cent
| to SO Cent Variety Store.
Mrs. "A H. Nearing, of Story City,
spent Thursday in the city with her
| daughter, Mrs. M. Thompson.
"clear Quill" flour, 81 per forty eight
pound sack, makes fine, white bread
and cakes. Bowles & Billings.
| The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
| hold an exchange at Pickards music
store, Saturday afternoon. Committee.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold an exchange at Pickard's music
store, Saturday afternoon. Committee.
Misses Dolly Dunn, winifred Mackin
and Elizabeth Flanagan, Of st. An
I thony, were Thursday visitors in the
| city.
II laughed till I cried" exclaimed
many ladies last evening as they left
the show Same show again tonight.
| Colonial.
Misses Marie and Kate Humeston,
of Union. returned home Thursday
evening after visiting at the home Of
their brother DR.. F. L. Humeston.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paurs
church will hold an exchange and sale
of summer underwear at Smiths music
store Saturday afternoon. Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Cartwright, Mrs.
Vina Humeston and Mrs Grace Fer
guson. Of Union, were in Garwin
Thursday where they. attended the
funeral Of DR.. w. F. Hammett.
Canned enjoyment for the whole
year Is what you get if you take an
Eastman kodak with you on your. va
| cation. Let us show you how. The
Kodakery, corner Of First and Main
streets.
George B.. Greene. of Waterloo, who
has been in the city for a few days on
business and visiting at the home of
Mrs. Greene's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Boardman, returned to Waterloo this
morning.
Misses Mabel Paige and Maud Con-
way of Worcester, Mass, who have
! been visiting at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Ippoletta Northup for few days.
left for San Francisco Thursday where
they go to visit the exposition.
Why take chances? You will event.
| ual1y make use of + the modern ma
J chinery and the effidient workmen that
| this firm employees, to do your work
If it is cleaning and pressing, remem-
Der we have the reputation Of giving
called for and delivered. MARSHALL
town Steam Dye Works.
Member of the aid society Of the
Congregational church were entertained
Thursday afternoon in the church par,
lors by Mesdames George Price, Leon
Will, =. N Farber, Willard Mosher and
Emily Sellers. The attendance was
large and after the business session the
hours were pleasantly occupied with
sewing for the aid. The hostesses
served refreshments.
Mrs. W. G. White, of Apple River, ILL.,,
and her sister, Mrs. ]. r. Runton, Of
| this city, left Thursday evening for
Denver for an extended trip. Mrs.
Frank Leroy, Of Gearing, who has been
visiting here with Mrs. B. S. Hendricks,
went Thursday evening to Union to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c..
Rawley. She was accompanied by
Miss Alice Clemens.
Mesdames Fred Heron, Roy Ship
ton and frankie D. Lynch, entertained
Mountain Congregational church at
\ re NfvS
afternoon. fter the business meeting
a social hour was enjoyed. The hostess
served refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
Joseph Heron, Of Conrad. and Mrs,
Edward L. Stoltz, Of Marshalltown.
| Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Hillgardner and
Mrs. Otto Keene entertained Thursday
afternoon the members of the kensing-
ton Birthday Club at the Keene home,
los West North street. A social after
noon was enjoyed and in guessing
contest the prize was awarded to Mrs.
Hillgardner who was presented with
salad dish by the members. as she will
soon leave the city to make her home
in Kansas. In serving three-course
luncheon, the hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Elmer Belt.
Miss Mary Middlekauff received /:
message from DR.. w. F. David, who was
recently called to Chicago by the crit
ical illness Of his sister, Miss Mayme
David, stating that Miss David died
Thursday. Funeral services were held
in Chicago this afternoon and Saturday
1 morning the body will be taken 70
Millington. ILL.,. for burial. DR.. and Mrs.
David and daughter. Leila, will accom-
pany the body and expect to return
home early next week.
Cedar Rapids has two building and
loan associations old, successful and
established. One has assets Of over
81, 600, 900 and the other OF $725. 900
loaned out on first mortgages on homes
in Cedar Rapids. Our savings and
loan association is young. and has only
$56, 900 loaned out but we are grow
ing at the rate Of $1,000 per month and
viii soon be gaining at the rate OF
$5,O 600 per month. Our earnings should
make our shares Just as good an In
Investment as the shares 0f q Cedar Rap
Ids association for we are doing the
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