Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-16

Rummage sale-St. Paul's church
Saturday. COMMITTEE.
We give green stamps with all pur-
chases. Sanitary Grocery.
Mrs. D. L. Lamb and Mrs. c. N
Brown, were visitors in Tama today.
Buy your groceries, here and fill your
stamp book faster. Sanitary Grocery.
| George r. Norris, fire. lightning, and
tornado insurance. Over So West Main,
! Strawberries pineapples, oranges,
grape fruit and bananas. Sanitary
Grocery.
| For Sale-A new piano.. cheap If
| taken at once. Phone S65. Mrs. M. J.
Pierce, 20 West State.
! S. H. Reilly and Lacey ]. Patterson
left this morning for an extended trip
thru the north and west
| There will be an observance of rally
day at the Seventh Day Adventist
church Saturday afternoon ats2 o'clock
The Elin,s Ladies' Aid will hold an
| exchange tomorrow at the Temple OF
| LSOiOulyp otc1 llII6 at ~ y ClOCh. 'SOII-
mittee. ~
! Miss Marcia Meeker left this morn
! ing for Monmouth, ILL.,, after being here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.
Meeker
| Mrs. Stoner George. Of .Stratford, was
in the city this morning on her way to
New Sharon to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Maudlin.
Tip Top white and whole wheat
bread fresh every day. You should try
it then you will use no other. SAM
| tary Grocery, 1876 West Main.
Val lace, good quality, one and one
half inches wide, l cent a yard, Sat
urday afternoon, to o'clock. One
Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
The roast chicken supper served by
the men of the Green Mountain church
Thursday evening was we'll attended.
A great many from this city were in
attendance.
Everything for picnics; salmon, sar-
dimes, cheese, all kinds; olives pickles.
| bread, cakes, cookies, cold meats and
fresh fruit Of all kinds. Sanitary Groc-
cry. 1876 West Main.
| Miss Marjorie Mcintosh, who has
been teaching in Nevada during the
past year. and has also been on a brief
visit here with her aunt, Mrs. b A
Morgan, left this morning for her home
in Biggsville, Ill.
| Mrs. ]. G. Brinkerhoff and daughter
| Margaret, of Waterloo who have beer
visiting the formers sister, Mrs F. c.
Graves In Gilman, went this morning
to Montour to visit Mrs. Brinkernoff's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Wilcox.
Mrs. ELLEN Lennox, mother of David
and Talbot Lennox, and living with
the family of the former, 40S West
Nevada street, is very. seriously ill,
suffering from shock, the result of a
fall sustained Sunday, while going
from one room to another. Mrs. Len
nox is SO years old. \.
Twenty members Of the Snowflake
Club were entertained Thursday after
noon by Mesdames Lee Everist, j.
Greenlee and Will Heater. at the Ever
list home, LOG North Sixth street Aft
er the business meeting refreshments
joyed during the afternoon. -.
General Manager J. A. Gordon and
Chief Engineer c. G. Delo, Of Chicago.
and Superintendent c. A. Shoemaker
and T. w. Patterson, chief of theS de-
partment Of maintenance Of way OF the
Chicago Great Western railroad, were
in the city this morning in Mr.. Cor
dons private car on their way north
from Kansas City.
Tomorrow only. we will sell large
flat cans Of regular 30-cent salmon at
Is cents can. This is the brand we
carry at all times. After tomorrow 1t
will be 30 cents. We want you to. get
acquainted with it. Order what syou
want and If it is not as good assyou
expected return the empty can and get
your money back. We deliver any
place in the city. Parlor Grocery.
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