Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-26


Mrs. T. Roenstedt, Of ,LeGrand, was
visitor in the city Saturday.
Twenty to rs per cent discount on
porch furniture. Marion Gard.
Mrs. L. S. Brown and son Paul werl
visitors in Mason City over Sunday.
George r. Norris, fire, lightning, and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
Mesdames F. E. and Carl Stevens, Of
Eldora. were Saturday visitors in tbs
city.
Genuine Milwaukee rye bread, witt,
or without caraway seeds in it. Phone
2S4. McCord's grocery.
Mrs. w. j. .Lightfoot, of Gearing was
a visitor in the city Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Louise Harris.
For three days only starting tomor-
row is the scent Marco grocery pro.
ducts sale on at this store Myers
grocery.
w. w. Ward, Of Mason City, was in
the city Saturday visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Vern Kuhns, on his way tc
Cedar Rapids.
You like to wear silk shirts; every
one does. Here's your chance now te
buy one at very reasonable prices
Painter, the clothier.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Guyer, of Britt
who have been visiting here with Mr.
and Mrs. w. R. Dean, left this morn
ing for their home.
Mrs. F. w. McAffee and daughte,
Blanche visited over Sunday in Lis
comb with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. B. Heiffner.
Pure, sweet SKINNED milk. fine fol
cooking, four quarts for 10 cents. Jack.
son Dairy Company, 322 East Nevada
street, near Third avenue.
When you buy Palm Beach sui
Of us you have bought a suit tha
looks well. wears well and washe!
well. Painter. the clothier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e.. Adams, 10;
South Ninth street., are parents of {
nine pound son, born Sunday morning
at 1880. The baby has been named
John Joseph.
An entertainment and dance will b,
given Tuesday evening. June 81, at thu
Odd Fellows hall by the Court O.
Honor. Everybody invited. Admission
Is cents. Committee.
Don't fret one minute about the spo
on your suit. That can be taken GU
and the suit look like new II sent to VI
to be cleaned and pressed. Marshall
town Steam Dye Works.
Mrs. F. J. King and mother, Mrs. p
A. Francisco. both of Kings, ILL.,, VIII
are visiting here with Mrs. A. Kleepsie
went Saturday to Liscomb for a visit
accompanied by Mrs. Kleespie.
"A big hit in new neckwear. TIL,
new fancy foulards, crepe failles, tn
zig gag stripes and the new half incl
stripes. Wonderful assortment t,
select from. Painter, the clothier.
Mrs. @. H. Royce and brother, N
Stitzel, and his wife, of Lanark, Ill
left this morning for home after a visi
here with Mrs. Royce's uncle, g. M
Kinney, who 10 q patient at the Deacon
ess.
You insure your house; you insure
your life. Why not insure your paint
We insure Fullerton paint on you
house for five years. My paint propo
sition will interest you and save yo'
money. John B. Simmons.
| See our large assortment Of stray
hats, the new deep tip. telescope
crown, the pencil or snap brim, ais
a new combination Of cloth and stray
hats. Always something new an,
different at our store. Painter, tn
clothier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Stipp, of Ceda
Rapids, motored to the city Sunday an,
were guests of the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stipp. In the after
noon the Messrs. and Mesdames Stipl
| motored to State Center TO attend tn
chautauqua.
In honor of Mrs. H. D. Ulmer, VIII
leaves sopn to spend the summer II
Sterling, Ill, the members of tn
Pansy Club and their children held I
picnic at Riverview park Saturda.
afternoon. A pleasant afternoon wa
enjoyed with games, and at oclocl
supper was served.
A party of eight girls, chaperone
by Misses valrosa Vail and Edn
Balch, left Saturday for weeks cam
at the Congregational SHACK" betwee1
this city and Albion. Those in tn
party are Patience Wallace, Doroth
Balch, Dorothy Lierle, Elizabeth Trin'
Mia Pursel, Rachel Pattec, Helen Nc
Clay, and Lucille Allard.