Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. Bullard. osteopath, il West Main

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DR.. Billiard, osteopath Is West Main.
Mrs T. G, Wheeler Of Grinnell, was
q visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. b. Humphrey, o.
Union, were visitors in the city Tues
day.
Phone Schmidt's hardware for 50
garden plow. Was $3.50. Schmidts
hardware.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A. will met at the association rooms
Thursday afternoon. -.
Miss Dorothy Rice of Milwaukee, is
in the city for ten days visit at the
hone Of her uncle, s. r. Feinberg
Miss Clara Evans, of Gearing, who
has been visiting in Cedar Rapids. was
in the city Tuesday on her way home.
Mrs. f. E. Bailey, of Des Moines. who
has been visiting here with Mrs. A. ID.
Frederick, went Tuesday evening to
Eldora.
y. y Evans. OF Tulsa Okla. is in the
city for q short visit with his sister.
Miss Ida Evans, and brother, D. !.
Evans.
Miss Virginia Bentley. Of Urbana, III.
came Tuesday evening for an extended
visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Smelling. !.
Mrs. j. q. Brinkerfoff, Of water.
loo was in the city Tuesday on her
way to Gilman to visit her sister, Mrs.
F. c, Graves.
We are just delighted over the great
satisfaction our Voss Electric gives to
its user. Call Schmidt's hardware
Advertisement.
The Social Club of the Degree OF
Honor will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Harry c. Vein.
400 East Main streea.
Mrs. j. A. Bryant, of st. Anthony,
was In the city Tuesday on her way
home from Tama, where she visited
her brother, Elmer Short.
Just step in and ask for the name
list Of users of our Voss Electric
washers. See or phone to the user,
that's all. lSchmidts hardware. r.
Mrs. Lola Beekman, of Vinton, was
. in the city Tuesday visiting friends on
her way to Liscomb. Mrs jBeekman
was formerly a resident of this city.
Miss Nellie Hall, of this city, and her
cousin, Miss Esther Hall, of Lennos,
who is visiting here, went Tuesday
evening to Iowa Falls to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Nix and daugh-
! ter Thelma, of Tampa, Fla, arrived
| in the city Tuesday for visit here
with Mrs. NiXs mother, Mrs. Jennie
Early.
| Your. choice in washers, 81 the
stomper. $40 the Sunshine, $25 the gas
olene power, $50 the Electric, etc. Prices
will be more after July l. See Schmidts
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1t is hot weather and we will have
ought to have your suit cleaned ane
pressed after the picnic. Phone III
tMarshalltown Steam Dye Works.
| The last call for papers and maya.
zines for the Congregational church
Kindly deliver Thursday to 10 NORTH
4 Fifth street or phone Mrs. Balch, Mrs
i Wing or Mrs. ke.-Advertisement.
i Miss Clara Lynn, Of Lewiston, Idaho
is spending the summer in the cit!
/ visiting with her brothers, Drs.R E. C
and A. R. Lynn and with her sisters
Mrs. d. r. Jackson and Mrs. o. B
| Waters.
Mrs Thomas Guyer. Of Union, wa:
in the city Tuesday on her way t
! Mount Vernon to attend the com
mencement exercises at Cornell Cot
| lege Her son. Gaylord Campbell, i:
a member Of the seuior class.
Look out for the "Occident" goo'
luck coins with Reynolds & Sheldon
stamped on them. Each one is wortl
a sack, twenty-four pounds Of 'Occi
| dent -four. The coins will be scattere'
on the street. Reynolds & Sheldon, To-
West Main street.
When fire was started in a fur
mace full of rubbish at the C, A. New
conner home sly West State street
about 9:15 this morning, the flames
burst out of the furnace and set fir
to pile Of shingles in the basement
i The department extinguished the blaz
before any damage to the house re
4 suited.
T. II. Bondage and daughter Mari
iarrived home Tuesday night from
ten days trip through southern Iowa
They were also at Dubuque, where MI
Bendlage's son; George was graduate,
from the senior academic class of Du
buque College. George Bondage &C
companied his father and sister HON
for the summer vacation.
Those boys eat a lot now you kno1
when out playing-feed them on Strub'
Buttermilk bread and ice tea, they
not only enjoy 1t but it will prove bene
fetal to them. Warm weather Is n
weather for meat you know, give Their
plenty of the good substantial, Strub'
Buttermilk bread. Order from the gro
Gerry today. Shrubs bakery! and cafe.
Rev. r. F., Hurlburt, pastor of tn
| Methodist church, who was a delegat
from the Upper Iowa conference to tn
1 general conference of the Methods