Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18
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Fire, lightning and tornado Insurance.
George r. Norris, ever IS West Main,
Harold Masters left this morning for
Sioux City for stay of week or two.
Miss Ethel Guthrie visited over Sun
day In Webster City at the w. B.
Kearns home.
Next market sale in Marshalltown,
Saturday. June 80. Plumb Bros Mason
and Shoemaker.
Justus Mack. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. A. Mack, went this morning to Des
Moines with the intention OF cnlistins
in the navy.
Drive in II you have a puncture or
blow out. We viii fix you up quickly.
That is our business. supply depart
ment. The q. w. Darling Company.
II you want something different, and
superior in pastry, graham, rye, or
white bread. just order by phoning
662. Central Bakery, 513 North Gen.
ter.
Mrs. c. f. Hatcher's mother Mrs.
v. f. Wilcox, and her husband, Or.
Wilcox, of Malcolm, drove to the city
Sunday and spent the day visiting at
the Hatcher home.
Miss Leila Cox arrived ino the city
Saturday from Cleveland. = O., where
she teaches domestic science, and will
spend the summer vacation with hel
mother, Mrs. Arminta Cox
Select your wall paper and get your
date. and there's no waiting at Ever
lists as his firm has the men to do the
work. Twenty more rooms can be pa
pered the first of this week. Everist's
wall paper house. opposite the NJ. q.
church.
Don't forget that this week is the
week for potatoes at the Cray cafe.
Positively the last sale of this season.
Get what you want this week at $3.50
per bushel. This week closes all pota-
to sales for the season. e. e. Cray, 20
North Center street.
Mrs. John Peterson and daughter
Ruth. of Minneapolis, arrived in the
city Saturday and will visit a week or
two at the W. j. Van DerVeer home
and with other friends. Mrs. Peterson
formerly lived here and will be re-
membered as Miss Lulu Lawrence.
The bone dry law is good thing as
it will cause you to wake up ana give
a trial to the famous drink made by
the Bailey Boys That's pop Of all
Ia nd al inv n
and healthful. You'll like every bottle
in the case. Phone A. Bailey Boys.
Mrs. w. F. Redel, who has been maxi
ing short visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. Ferguson,
and family, in Newton, returned home
Saturday accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. James Jorgenson, and son Albert,
who will visit here for a short time.
II you have your bacon, veal loaf,
ham, dried beef sliced on the big slic-
ing machine at the McCord grocery
you are sure to be pleased, as this
machine will slice 1t just as thin as
you desire it. Just phone 44s or 1854
your meat wants. McCord's grocery.
Many are planning on sowing rape
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last time they plow the corn Don't
forget we have some fine Dwarf Essex
Rape seed at 10 cents a pound. Buy
or phone in your order now and we
will save 1t for you till you are ready
ITO SOW # Rape seed for forage crop
for sheep Or hogs can not be beat,
makes lot OF mighty cheap fall feed.
We also have millet seed for hay, SOW
tho low spots in millet for hay. Bowles
& Billings, 305 Market street, MARSHALL
town, Iowa.
Complimentary to her niece, Miss
Luella Hill, who has just returned from
Iowa State College. Ames, and who will
spend her summer vacation at Allison
with her sister, Mrs. Lowell Potter,
Mrs. L. H. Thompson entertained If
teen young ladies Saturday afternoon
at her home, sos North Center street.
The afternoon was enjoyed with fancy
work, music, and guessing contest.
in which the prize was won by Miss
Mary Cummings. Mrs. w. S. Devine
assisted the hostess in serving refresh
ments. Bouquets Of pink and white
peonies and carnations we're used in
the decorations. Miss Gertrude Cam
mack, Of st. Paul, was the only guest
from out Of the city.