Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-03
DR.. Wood. eye, ear. throat. Glasses

Wanted Woman to clean office
once or twice a week. Call at Times
Republican.
Summer wash goods--desirable pat
Nj. L. Andrews.
Iowa Adjustment Company. room 4
court house. phone 4S7. collects ant
adjusts claims everywhere.
Will be taking apples Tuesday ane
Wednesday at LeGrand. Bring IL
your Duchess apples. f. T.. Hood.
When you need flour, good flour. or
der Geld Medal. Remember the price
S1.50 q sack. Cook Bros, Grain Co
| New phone.
Messrs. Roy Coates and Lewis Rice
left early Sunday morning for south
ern Minnesota lakes, where they will
remain for a weeks fishing.
Miss Cecilia Minetor arrived home
Sunday morning from Il weeks visit
in Minneapolis with her sister, Mrs. r.
II. Hedderman. She also visited in st
| Paul.
MRS. Glen Sassen, living two miles
north of Haverhill, underwent an
emergency surgical operation at her
home Saturday night. She is doing
nicely.
! Miss 1la Baxter, who is at ST. Thorn
as hospital, where she was operated
on ten days ago for appendicitis. is
doing nicely and her early recovery is
predicted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Stone and son.
Russell, who have been visiting for
two weeks in Chicago, Milwaukee, De-
| troit and other points, arrived home
Saturday evening.
l.. w. Fox, of Union, marketed in the
city Saturday u car load of 270pound
| hogs, which were sold at the Britain
* Co. yards. The consignment num-
bered tifty-iive head.
| Rev. w. NJ. Force, pastor of sthe
First United Evangelical church, is
| in LaPorte assisting Rev. j. B. Me-
| 10y, formerly pastor of the State
street church here, in series of
evangelistic meetings.
Miss Meta Calhoun, who has been
teaching shorthand in the Central Iowa
Business college during the past year,
left Friday evening for her home in
kirksville, Mo-. where she expects to
remain during the coming year.
Mr.. Frederick W. Rowe, of Brook
lyn. N. ", arrived in the city Satur-
day evening, and will spend month
hi IA at
of Mrs Rowe's mother and brother,
Mrs. j. f. and Mr.. F. l.. Meeker.
Mrs. e. D. Whitacre went to Lis
comb Saturday evening for a weeks
visit with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
j. II. Hauser. She was accompanied by
her niece Miss Alice Hauser. of Lis
comb, who had been there for the day
Lyle Moler, the 13-year- old boy who
was injured Thursday at the fair
grounds while trying his pony's speed,
is getting along fairly we'll. The dis
turbed condition has disappeared but
the injury to the lads head is Sc
we're.
Several of the nelghbors joined in a
surprise party on Mrs. Mary Tembush
and presented her with a beautiful
set of dishes. Light refreshments were
served. Those present were Mesdames
Mcknight. Preissinger. Bailey, Beck,
kunlle, Brooks and Walkup.
MIR. Clyde Benson, of Union, who has
been spending the past few weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ben
son, at the latter place, left this city
Friday night for New York, where he
will enter theatrical organization for
a seasons engagement
W. A. Rambach, of st. Louis, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ida Will
Jams, 300 West Church street. where
he will be a guest for probably a fort
night MIR. Rambach is chief clerk to
the traffic manager of the Missouri
Pacific railroad in the Mound City.
Mrs. G. w. Smith, of Des Moines,
who was in the city a few lays last
week visiting at the home of her moth
en-, Mrs. Emma b. Francisco, 505R
East Linn street, went to Anes Sun
day morning for short visit with Mr..
Smiths parents before returning home.
Mrs j. b. Leins. of Mapleton, ac-
companied by her daughter Blanche,
and son Ben, left for her home this
morning after a. months visit in the
city with her sisters, Mesdames T. F.
Jones and Jack Hockridge, and broth
ers, Messrs. Charles A., Theodore, Rob-
ert, Harry andd Fred Buchwald.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Moser and little
son Merle, Mrs. Charles Thompson and
two sons, and Mrs. George Hines, will
leave Tuesday for Augusta. kas. where
they will visit Mr.. Mosers and Mrs.
Thompson's parents and other rela-
tives They also expect to visit
Wichita, and other points before re-
turning home the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Raymond, of Z
South Third avenue, leave this evening
for Colorado, where Mr. Raymond con-
templates engaging in the hotel BUSH
ness, aitho as yet he has not decided on
a location Mr. Raymond was formerly
a member of the grocery firm of Peck
ham & Raymond, and later conducted
the Theatorium, a local amusement
house.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Swick 100 West
Church street, and their nephew, Dom
aid Loder, left today for Minneapolis,
making the trip to Dubuque by rail,
thence by the steamer Quincy, of the
Diamond 10 line, up the Mississippi
river to ST. Paul. In Minneapolis they