Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-10

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ion on business.
The condition OF S. G. Bell shows
considerable improvement today.
Wanted-Compctent girl for general
houscwork. Mrs. O. l.. %Inglcdue, 81
East VAIN.
NJ. u. Huston the tin worker. will
do your tin work and do it right. ll9
West Main.
Wanted-Mcn to cut and pack Ice.
Inquire of John 2. Woodbury.. Jr., at
soldiers home.
Wantcd-Men to cut and pack ice.
Inquire of John p. Woodbury., Jr, at
soldiers home.
The Parliamentary circle of the Q.
Il. S. will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. r. a. Ely.
Miss AIDA Nciman. who went to Des
Moines Friday to visit friends, returned
home Sunday night.
NJ. ID. Huston will inspect and re-
pair your furnace and do it right. Bet
ter call him now. 1l9 West Main.
DIR. Cora Williams. diseases of wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
; bank. Hours 1912 a. m, Ia p. m.
E. Market sale, February IA. 1908. Bring
in your horses. mules. cows and hogs.
There will be plenty of buyers. John
Herbert.
TO close out robes and blankets at
any old price. Carmody's harness
shop, North First avenue, sign Of big
horse collar.
The burial OF Frank McManus took
place Saturday from this city. the body
being placed beside the deccased's
mother in Vienna cemetery No. :.
Where's that Blatchford's calf meal?
My calves are bawling for it and y
! have not got a pound. Moral-Order
The Marshalltown Missionary social
union will hold a prayer meeting at
the home of Mrs. NJ. Il. Ayres. IL
North Third avenue, Tuesday after
noon. at 2:3O o'clock.
The condition of Miss Marjorie
| Nichols. who is critically i'll OF neuritis
and grippe, remains about the same.
! altho she is holding her W fairly
well. Miss Nichols spent a slightly beJ-
ter Sunday.
James A.. Whitmore, of DeS Molne
state religious work secretary of the
Y. NJ. C. A.. addressed the meeting for
men at the Railroad Y. NJ. G. a. in this
! city Sunday afternoon. The address
was greatly enjoyed. Miss Iva Dewitt
sang.
Mrs. w. A. futile. wife of Vice Pres
| ident futile. of the MarshalltoWn Bug
| gy Company. has arrived from Grand
Rapids. Mich. to make her home in
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. futile will
have apartments at the Z. j. Lander
residence.
If you are in need Of a shampoo.
hair dress. facial treatment or mani
cure, visit the Simon Marinello Par
lors. Six shampoo or manicure tickets
for $3.50. Facial and scalp treatments,
S for SIS. Satisfaction guaranteed. A.
II. Simon, 80 f. Main.
Twenty-nine-ounce bottle Queen
olives regular 35c size, while the
stock lasts. 25c bottle, 15c size pure
home made jelly all tlavors at Toe
! glass; fig. prune and raspberry cook
les at l5c a pound; new dates at 10c
pound, at Will Miller's.
G.. w. Burnham. left Sunday with
his wife. for Chicago. where Mrs.
Burnham will enter Augustana hos
pital for an operation for an obstruc-
ton of the gall duct, which has trou-
! bled her for years. Mr.. Burnahm will
stay until the outcome of the operation
is Known.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, ]. Rodgers, 1922
North Fourth Street, are parents of a
son, born Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Rodgers condition is quite critical,
but a slight Improvement is noticeable
in her condition today. and her physi-
clan holds out encouragement as to the
outcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wilson, who
have been in Eugene. Ore, for the
past two and one-half years. arrived
home this morning and will again make
their home on their farm, two miles
north of the city. r. n. Renner is the
present tenant on the farm, and will
vacate the premises March 1.
Friends in this city of Mrs. O.. F.
Parrish of Grinnell, who vas recently
operated upon at the Methodist hospi-
tai, Des Moines, for appendicitis, will :
be pleased to learn that she is doing
nicely. Mrs. Parrish was formerly
Miss Laura A. Peterson of this city,
and is a daughter of Mr.. c. F. Peter
son, 200 South Second street.
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Word from Baxter this morning an
nounced the very serious illness Of
| Mr.. f.. Kuhns. a former we'll known
resident of State Center, n Mrs. Mar
tina kuhns and son Verne, daughter
in-law and grandson of the aged man,
left on the morning train for his bed
side. Mr.. Kuhns is Is, and has been
| suffering for some time with a. aggra-
waited case Of stomach and liver trou-
BILE.
A party Of fifteen young people en-
joyed a bob ride Saturday evening to
the home Of Mr.. n Mrs. Otto Eich,
three miles southwest Of Green Noun