Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-18
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Picture framing at Simmons store
DIR. c. A. Adams, of State Center
was in the city today.
New barrel of sweet potatoes or
hand today. Reynolds & Sheldon
Wanted-Competent girl for genera
housework; good wages. Mrs. Henr!
Stons.
Exhibition drill by the Mode:l
Wodmen of America degree team al
Forney's hall Saturday evening, March
30
The Ladies' Aid Society of thu
Friends church will meet with Mrs
William Matthews 1908 West Summit
street. Friday afternoon.
David and Riley Adams. of Written
were in the city today, to see theil
niece, Mrs. N. j. Rathhone. who has
been critically i'll for some time and is
not SO well today.
Ladies free Monday night at the
odeon il accompanied by one paid sc
cent ticket purchased before p, IN
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10, 20 and 80 cents.
| Miss Anna Todd. formerly OF this
city. who has been living in Waterloo
returned here this morning to make
her home. Miss Todd will live for a
short time with her cousin, Mrs. c. a.
Lands.
March days are hard on delicate and
tender hands and faces. Our glycerine
cream Is the correct thing for lady or
gentleman, also the baby Charles j.
Lander, old reliable druggist, corner
Main and First avenue.
Do not fail to call at l. e. Huber's
1903 North Center street, and inspect
| the new Moline car, which has just
arrived. Come in and place your or
ders for early delivery. A. F. Mevas,
special agent, Tama. Iowa.
For first class wall paper and work
go to A l.. Van Tine, 1I2 West Main
street. He has all grades from pthe
within the reach Of all. He also carries
q full line Of paints and mouldings.
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A letter received in this city today
says that Miss Bessie Bevins, q
Istenographer who formerly lived IN
this city, is very critically sick and not
expected to live at Los Vegas, N. Nj.
Miss Bevins Is suffering with consump-
ton. She went to Los Vegas for her
health about two. years ago. Miss Bev-
/ ms has sister, Mrs. Fred Richardson,
living; in Des Moines.
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One Of the many features OF the
Harvey Stock Company which opens
an eight nights engagement at the
Odeon Sunday March Fl. Is their sup
erb brass band and orchestra. The band
will give a daily parade Mt noon and
q concert in front of the theater every
evening at o'clock. Opening bill Sum
day will be the society comedy drama
"The Better Way Prices 10, 80 and
80 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. ". Norris, Jr., who
have been in the east since the first
OF the month. arrived home this morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris went to
Washington for the Taft Inauguration,
and from there visited In New York,
where Mr.. Norris looked after business
matters connected with the advertis-
ing department of the Times Republi-
can. On Boston Mr.. and Mrs Norris
visited relatives.
Ray Merritt, aged %, who until re-
Gently was employed by the Lennox
Furnace Company, was removed from
the w. II. Patton home, sos East State
street, where he has been rooming, to
the detention hospital this morning
suffering with the smallpox The Pat
ton home was quarantined. Merritt was
a boarder at the J. "A. Schutt home
before 1t was qiarantined for small
pox two weeks ago.
Mrs. Ira Johnston and Mrs. q. w
Gilbert entertained about thirty OF
their friends Wednesday afternoon al
the Johnston home, COL East Church
the affair being in the nature of a sew
party. The decorations were all pretti-
ly appropriate to ST Patrick's day. and
a Barney castle and stone were fea-
lures. Tiny Irish flags were given as
favors. The hostesses were assisted
in serving a delicious two course lunch
by Mrs. Ross Hubbard and Mrs. C.. B
Johnston.
Mrs. Emma Boardman and Mrs. Johr
Bristol were hostesses Wednesday af.
.ernoon at the formers home, ALP Eas
Church street, to sixty of their lad,
friends at a delightful kensington. Dur.
ing the afternoon, Mrs. "A. L. Frazer re
cited two Scotch selections, and a con
test, entitled "a Tour of Our Nations
was enjoyed. The prize went to Mrs
P. F. Arney. The fostesses were as
sisted in serving a dainty two-cours
| lie Bristol, Della Rhoades and Rutl
Long. In honor of st. Patrick's day
shamrocks were given as favors.
j. L. Ingledue, 3O4 West State street
was removed to st. Thomas hospita
this morning and submitted to an op.
erat ton for the removal Of an enlarged
PROSTATE gland, with which Mr.. Ingle
due has suffered for a long time. Thu
operated was declared to be entirel.
successful, but that it would be few
days before the probable outcome O
| the case could be determined. Mr.
Ing1edue rallied from the anesthetit
and appeared to have come thru thu
ordeal very well. Owing to his weak
| ened condition, due to his suffering
with the disease, his condition is seri-
ous and whether or not he will be able
to Withstand the shock Of the opera
ton will require few days to deter
mine.
| The funeral of Charles Nichols, sol
of Warren Nichols, of Minerva, wa:
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