Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-23

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The hot weather is, with JUS. IN Enjoy
1t by furnishing your porch with our
comfortable and attractive furniture:
Marion Gard VII,
The ladies' auxiliary Of the z. M. c..
Twill hold rummage sale at 1872
West Main, Friday and Saturday Do
nation call green 968.-Advertisem emit.
/ ! Dr.. ShaIlenberger speciaIi sft- chronic,
nervous and special diseases will be
at Hotel Stoddart. Marshalltown, Sat
urday, May 27-1S9th visit. Consulta-
ton free. ,.~,-s..t ~,
The sperry ma asine for May is
ready. Call at the rs. & H".premium
parlor, wednesday, Thursday or Fri
day. and secure your copy free, third
floor. Levin Dry Goods Company.
Mrs. NJ. E. Haskin and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. R. A. Haskin, went this
morning to Grinnell to- attend a re-
cital given tonight by the formers
granddaughter, Miss Minnie Haskin.
Luther Mcconnell. Of chicago, came
to the city this morning for a. short
stay on business and tosvisit with his
father, Hugh Mcconnell Mrs. McCon-
sickness of relative. IA. .s}.
Mrs. George Bun, who was called
to Lexington ILL.,, by the death Of her
mother. Mrs. sTryphena MoCracken,
has returned home. Had Mrs. Nc
Cracker lived until June she would
have been 80 years old. d
In the absence Of any statute to the
contrary and unless the city commits
sion passes q preventive ordinance
this afternoon, Roy EMeeker will be
permitted to sing q song at the Old
Folks concert tonight. Congregational
church. w. Ill,
Mrs. J. C. Fraser Of LINCOLN Neb.,
and Mrs. Robert Graham and daughter
Gladys. Of New York City, who have
been visiting here with Mrs. .Graham's
brother-in-law, Or. George Graham,
went this morning to Brooklyn to visit
relatives. @t o T.. IT.. x q
Twenty-Five members Of the local
Electric lodge Of Rebekals No. 331
went this morning to Eldora to at
tend the district convention which is
in session there today. The local team
win exemplify the degree work at the
convention. Z,
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Public auction at the Hub Tues
day, May %, at o'clock. One hun
dred suitcases and bags, solid gold
diamond lavallieres, gold filled rings.
stick pins, earrings. mirrors chairs,
pedestals, stands, tables, trays and
other store fixtures. The Hub.
Deacon Harry Lauder Buchanan will
give an imitation of the way "auld folk
sing in dear auld Glasgae." He has
q voice OF marvellous power, hantle
lood We ken and nae sac sweet but
aibl!ns it's the best he has. Max the
maist OF. At the CONGREGATIONAL
church.-Advertisement. So s5'
Among the curiosities at the Old
Folks concert at the Congregational
church this evening will be the original
Edison photograph operated by the or
iginal lady operator. Mr.. Edison has
kindly consented to its use for the
single appearance In Iowa See the
operator.
Take a chance on your ear drums
and hear old Bugeyed n. q. Brintnall
abuse the e fiat cornet, while little C.
Cawallopper Urine. known as the In
FAINT Prodigy or the Fancy F1utist,
tOOtleS on tue uute, ana HerOQ some
thingorother Lawrence insults the
snare drum Regular Indian music at
Congregational church. Advertise
ment. 81 sts a, 80 81 ~ Z,
Miss Grace Topf entertained sixteen
guests at her home, GOT North Center
street Monday evening. in honor Of
Miss Theresa Probst, whose marriage
to J. Leo Caffrey, OF Minneapolis, will
take place June 10. The guests were
members OF q sew club to- which Miss
Probst belongs During the evening,
which was spent with sewing and
music, a contest was also d held in
which the guests wrote autobiogra
piles Of themselves using only words
commencing with their own initials
The Judges awarded the prize, linen
shower. to Miss Probst. IN the, decora-
tons Of the house Miss Topf used
lilacs and carried out color scheme
OF pink and lavender in, the refresh
ments. In serving she was assisted
by her sister, Miss Isadore Topf
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