Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-13
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Eastman kodaks at Newton.s.

Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug Company.
Supervisor Elias Bueghly, of Lis
comb. spent the day in the city.
For your Sunday morning breakfast
eat Anchor brand ham or bacon.
Mr.. W. L. Busby, Of Quincy, Ill.,,
spent the day in the city on business.
DR.. R. F. French, diseases of the eve.
ear nose and throat. fremont block.
Phone 142 and try one of our electric
irons. Buchanan oughton Company.
We just received a new shipment of
gentlemen's watch fobs and chains. You
should see them. Allen.
Mrs. Ernest Pepper, who recently un-
aerwent an operation for appendicitis,
contin'A" to improve nicely.
Mrs. 'Meilnam, who is patient at st.
Thomas hospital, where she had some
surgical work done a few days ago. is
recovering rapidly.
Miss Rose DuCane returned homo
Friday evening from Davenport, where
She has been for four weeks visit with
Mrs. s. Neary and family.
Miss Lillian Lien, living northeast of
the city, went to Mason City this
morning to visit for about two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. L. Prazak.
The history and bible study depart
ment of the Women's Club will meet
with Miss Rachel Cannon, All West
State street, at 2:3O o'clock Monday
afternoon.
Jacob Grove. of Liscomb township,
Who is a patient at ST. Thomas hospi-
tai, where he passed thru an operation
for appendicitis few days ago, is do
ing very nicely.
Attention travelling men. There will
be a meeting at the rooms of the
Hawkeye, Commercial Mems Associa-
ton Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock to
organize travelling mems dancing
club.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Robinson, of Arm
strong, who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. A. A. Robinson, in this city,
and with relatives in Prairieville and
Albion. went to Des Moines Friday ev-
ening for a visit
The funeral of Miss Myrtle B. Lud-
lum, who died Friday afternoon, will
be held from the home of Mrs. Elmer
Wallace, S04 North Fourth avenue,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Burial
will be in Riverside.
Miss Adeline Currier. teacher in
the First ward school, who was in
jured Thursday evening when knocked
down by two dogs which were playing
on the sidewalk, is improving nicely.
altho she is still confined to her room.
DR.. E. c. Kaufman, II. L. Cart
wright. Louis and Roy Lepley. Beryl
Wirth, Cady o. Lawrence, and Walter
Hanson, all Of Union, left Friday ev-
ening for Iowa City to attend the
Iowa Ames football game this after
noon.
The infant son of Lee Leighter of
Taylor township, who was stricken
suddenly with cerebro spinal menin-
gifts last Sunday evening, and to whom
was administered the Flexner serum
for the cure of the disease, was de-
clared today to be practically we'll, and
the physician was discharged.
1.-THE Broadway Girl" new comedy
drama with music, will be the open
Ing bill of the Frank Long Stock Com
pany which will play a weeks engage.
ment at the New Odeon starting Mon-
day Nov. 10, with the exception of
Tuesday night. Catchy music, clever
dancing and new and up-to-date songs
will be seen and heard during their stay.
Ladies admitted free Monday night
under the usual conditions. Prices 10,
20 and 80 cents.
The funeral of Mrs. Alfred stegall
was held from the residence, 3o4 Lee
street, Friday afternoon, and was
largely attended. Rev. C. H. Morris
officiated. Mrs. Myo Hurlburt sang.
Very many pretty flowers were sent by
friends of the family. The pail bearers,
all employees of the Marshalltown Bug
gy Company, were William and Henry
Piander, Charles Benge, John Charney,
Joseph Youngsworth, and Oliver Riley.
lnterment was in Riverside.
II the Oil your dealer delivers you
for Roseine is not the best kerosene in
the world it's not Roseine Send it
back and tell him you want Roseine-
no more. no less. You pay for the
best oil and it's up to your dealer to
deliver you Roseine. Here's a valuable
pointer to buyers of Roseine: Don't ask
your dealer for his best oil"-his best
may be just common oil that make the
dull red eye-straining light and gives
off that terrible odor-but ask him for
Roseine and if you don't get 1t, phone
No. 90 Caution: Don't mix Roseine
with other kerosene.
The funeral of Mrs Lydia A. Richey
was largely attended Friday from the
home, log South Twelfth street. Rev.
James Rayburn had charge of the
services, and the interment was in the
Green Mountain cemetery. The pail
bearers were G. w. Schick, E. Hepner
William Millhiser, r. j. Rodermel, j.
Kleespie, and Charles Randall, the lat
ter Of Taylor township. Several rela-
tives from out of town were present at
the funeral, including Mrs. U. G.
Wright, of Belle Plaine, a niece, and
her son Fyold; Mrs. Frank w. Nc
Afee and Miss Minnie Heiffner, of Lis
comb. nieces; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
MacRill. of Albion, the former
nephew; and Marion Ricfley, of Quar-
ry, also a nephew.
The funeral OF John II. windish, the
well-known Liscomb township farmer
who died few days ago, was held Fri
day afternoon. A short prayer service
was conducted by Rev F. c. Wit
zigman. Of the Conrad Methodist
church, at the Windish home, two
miles south of Conrad, at o'clock, ana