Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-23

CITY IN BRIEF

wages. One Cent to SO Cent Variety
/ Store.
Waists and middies, 20 cents Satur-
| day and Monday. One Cent to 80 Cent
Variety Store. 3.
Mrs. E. G. Willis, of Davenport, who
! has been visiting her sister, Mrs w. j.
Bre!ting. returned home today. Will
w. P. Maulsby, who has been quite
seriously i'll Of liberation Of the stom-
ach. is gaining very satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, of
Fairfield, who have been visiting Mrs.
Anna Ketohum, left for home this
morning.
| James Breckle and sister, Miss Maui
i rine, are home from a visit with their
| rillan, Wis.
| Saturday only, this grocery will have
a special on brooms, offering you a
great bargain in broom at rs cents.
McCord's grocery.
Mrs. A. F. Hill. of Albion. is quite Sc
riously ill at her home, suffering from
general debility following most severe
attack Of grip suffered last winter.
Mrs. Anna l.. Weisman, of Columbus,
O., arrived in the city Thursday even
ing for visit Of month at the home
Of her son, Howard L. Weisman.
Mrs. William Householder and sons.
Robert and Richard, Of Charlton, are
in the city as guests at the home of
the formers son, DR.. H. w. House
holder. A. s.tt&s
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. B. Evans, of Bea-
man, who have been guests during en-
campment week of Mr.. and Mrs. WV.
Brooks, returned to Beaman Thursday
evening. "a! s9t1ig
E. E. Pemberton, soS West State
street. is quite seriously i'll at his home,
suffering from general debility follow
ing paralytic stroke suffered a few
years ago.s
Miss ina VIII left Thursday eve,
ming for Salina, Kan, where she will
visit her uncle, L. A. Will, and from
there will go to Colorado for the sum-
mer vacation.
An entertainment and dance will be
given Tuesday evening, June 81. at the
Odd Fellows hall by the Court of
Honor. Everybody invited. Admission
is cents. Committee.
II you want to save, money on piano
you should see me at once as have a
new piano that will sell cheap and3on
your own terms. Phone 865. Mrs. NJ J..
Pierce, 20 West State street. y
DR.. Frank B. WINERY, formerly of
this city, who has recently resigned
his position on the faculty Of the col
lege Of dentistry Of the state university,
has decided to enter practice at Iowa
City. i
Mrs &C. NV. iAnkeny, of Oskalonsa,
who has been visiting in the city with
her siater-in.1aw, Mrs. Ralph Graft,
Returned home this morning. accom-
panisd by Mrs. Graft, who will visit in
Oskaloosa for few days.
w. L. Munden, II North Eighth ave-
| nue., thinks he has rs large early pc :
tatoes as any one in the county. She
had potatoes Of the Early Ohio variety
| ready for the table June 5. They were
planted week before Good Friday.
Mrs. Jessie Conner Malsed and sons,
Lyle and Forrest, of Hampton, ara in
the city visiting friends. Mrs. Malsed's
father, L. l.. Conner, formerly of this
city, was here for the encampment.
and returned home Thursday evening.
For Sale-Good honest draft team,
weight about 5000 pounds, in good con >
dition. Terms given to reliable parties.
If required. Said team will be at John
Stewards feed yard, West State street,
for examination on June "a, Saturday.
advertisement.
Farm House brand Is the new coffee
that we want you to try-and in order
to introduce 1t we will sell it at rs
cents pound. This coffee sells regu-
larly for 30 cents a pound. Also Mon
arch coffee at IS cents pound, reg
ular 40 cents a pound seller. Besides
this we have nine other brands Of ex-
cellent coffee for your selection. Phone
234 or 62s. Overturfs grocery.
David w. King, coroner of Linn
county, and commander Of the 7. z.
Cook post, G. A. R., Cedar Rapids, who
was here for the encampment. met an
old comrade, A. IS. Taylor OF Boone,
who was in the same company, q, Of
the Twenty fourth Iowa infantry. The
two men had not seen one another for
forty-six years, and they enjoyed the
reunion Immensely, Mr.. King thinks
this was. one of the best encampnients
he had ever attended, and that Mar