Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-10

For Sale-Mtxed hay Z. ;. Baum.
DR.. Graham, osteopath, Masonic temple.
DR.. Billiard osteopath, is West Main.
Mrs. l.. ], Phares. Of Colo, visited
friends in the city Friday.
Kimball pianos for sale at 104 South
First avenue. A. ]. Morrissey.
Our studio is open Sunday afternoon,
$3.50 to $3.50. Stonestreet Studio.
Wanted-At once, a housekeeper. Call
Bill South Fourth street, or phone 1o44.
One hundred library votes with each
10 cent admission at the Colonial to-
night. e. L. Jones.
Violin lessons Wednesday and Sat-
urdays. Cassie Mullineaux-Richards
80 Masonic Temple.
One hundred library votes with each
ITO cent admission at the Colonial to-
night. e. l.. Jones.
Big bargains in wall paper and OK
pert paperhangers to put it on right on
| short notice. Simmons book store.
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This evening or tomorrow morning
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Cottage Cheese for Sunday evening
lunch. F. H. Willard.
! This evening or tomorrow morning
drive down and get a package of our
Cottage Cheese for Sunday evening
lunch. F. H. Willard.
| We can save you money on wall
paper and furnish you with men VINO
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notice. Simmons book store.
Any Methodist families who have
not been interviewed. but have news
papers or old magazines, please phone
Mrs. A. K. Smith, yellow 1472, before
next Observation-Disclosures
If you are thinking of buying a piano
| it will pay you to see me as ] have
a new one for sale cheap and on your
own terms Telephone S65. Mrs. M.
]. Pierce, 90 West State street.
Miller White returned this morning
from Chicago where he has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Susie White, who
is in the Presbyterian hospital recover
ing from a successful operation for
goiter, performed Tuesday.
AS Miss Cecil Stegal is not making
her home with r. L. Clay any more
after June s, 1916, the said r. L. Clay
will not be responsible for any bills
which she may contract. Dated this
sth day of June, 1916. r. L. Clay.
Mrs. George M. Lyon left Friday
night for Minneapolis to visit several
weeks with her son, Burke, and his
family. She was accompanied by Miss
Vera Guthrie, a teacher in Franklin
school, who will visit in Minneapolis
for a few days and then go to her home
in Andover, S. ..
The regular meeting of the Mayaower
Embroidery Club was entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs Calvin Cooley at
her home, 908k South Second avenue.
After spending a pleasant afternoon
with fancy work, the members were
served refreshments by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Charles Wassmer.
Mrs. G. H. Ruth, president Of the
High School Alumni Association, be-
lieves that this years reunion will be
the largest and most successful held in
several years. The program will COM
mence at O'Clock in Red Mems hall.
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rol Carter at the Marshafltown State
Bank.-Advertisemen
Clerk of Courts 8. H. Reilly and
Lacey J. Patterson leave tonight for an
extended trip in the northwest and
west. They will go to Lethbridge,
where Patterson has q large ranch.
Later they will visit Glacier National
Park, then go on to Spokane and return
by way Of Denver. They will be gone
for three or four weeks.
Rev. w. H. Scott and sons Ralph and
Winfield, and Miss Lola Scott returned
this morning from Des Moines, where
Rev. Mr.. Scott and Ralph Scott have
been attending the commencement ex-
ercises at Drake University. Winfield
Scott was graduated in law, and also
passed the state bar examination. Miss
Lola is also student at Drake.
F. M. Miller and w. B. Vogel. chiro-
practors, with offices over the Hub
Clothing Co., 81 West Main street, wish
to announce that they will have the
services Of Miss Irma G. Vogel,
thoroughly competent woman chirc-
practor for the summer, and all those
desiring the best in chiropractic will do
we'll to consult her. Phone 986.
Inshonor Of Carolyn Gallagher, who
coached the senior play, members of
the cast and Miss Gallagher were en-
tertained at a four-course supper at
the J. w. Pursel home, II South Cen
| ter street, following the graduation ex-
ercfses. At midnight the members of
the cast accompanied Miss Gallagher
to the train, when she left for Chicago.
Forty members of the Past Noble
Grands' Association of Marshall Coun-
tys were in attendance at the meeting
held Friday afternoon lii Odd Fellows
hall At the close of the business ses-
sion visiting and fancy work occupied
the time and refreshments were served