Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-13

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in. Dinges & Everist, opposite the M.
3. church.
The Sunday School Teachers Union
and it's friends will meet with Mrs. A.
NJ. Treat, 407 North Third street, Tues
lay afternoon.
John Herbert went to Eagle Grove
this morning with several workmen
where he has grading contract for
the Northwestern railroad.
An elderly lady and niece wish to
rent a furnished house until Christmas.
Will be able to meet the most exacting
demands Apply L. N, care T.-R.
Mr.. Charles B. Ayres, of Edgar, Neb.,
who has been in the city for short
visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Ayres,
left for his home Saturday evening.
Every one who heard DR.. E. Combie
Smith at the Methodist church Sunday
morning will want to hear the lecture
at the Methodist church tonight at s: CO.
VANS modern shoe repair shop is
we'll equipped and ready for quick and
neat work. Mems sewed soles Is cents
ladies' so cents. II North First street
Mrs. G. B. Bingaman left Sunday
morning for a trip of two or three
weeks with her husband, a travelling
salesman of this city, in South Da-
kota.
Mrs. P. F. Keltz. of Webster City
and Mrs. j. Bowen, of Maxwell, spent
SUNDAY nd ;,, hi o;+ Oh ~,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Bowen
Mrs. j. Bowen came especially to be
with her brother. Mr. j. w. Will.
Mr.. Frank Woodbury., of Pasadena
CAL, who has been in the city during
the past four months looking after
business matters, departed this morn
ing for his home. He expects to return
here in November for a brief stay.
Rev. D, W.. Blakely, of Montour, who
has been spending his summer vaca
ton visiting in Portland, Me-, and il
the White Mountains and other place.
in the east, was in the city Saturday
evening, while on his way to Montour
Our line of wall papers for fall are
very pretty and you should drop in a
the little store opposite the M. E
church and see them. If Dinges &
Everist tell you that they can do YOU
work at a certain time, they will do az
they agree.
The condition of Mrs. Parker Perry
101 East Linn street, who is at st
Thomas hospital, is improved today
compared with Sunday, when she wa.
critically sick. 1t was thought for {
time yesterday that she would not liv,
thru the day.
Tonight the Fraser Stock Compan,
will present the four-act melodrams
Lost in the Hills" at the New Odeon
Ladies will be admitted free if accom-
panied by one paid SO-cent ticket pur.
chased before p. m. this evening
Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Miss Anna Watko, who lives neal
the corner of Third avenue and Anso1
street, underwent an operation for ap
pendecitis at st. Thomas hospital thi
morning. Miss Watko rallied from thu
operation nicely and her condition to-
day is as satisfactory as could be ex
pected.
+ w. d. Ingledue and daughter, Mrs
F. ]. Elliott, and Mr.. and Mrs. q. E
Maxfield, of Minerva, returned thi,
morning from a visit of several day.
with friends at Oneida, where the,
went in an automobile, which the,
We're obliged to leave there on accoun
of the bad roads.
Mr.. Carl G. Shaw and two children
Lorraine and Cyrus, of Palestine, Texas
arrived Sunday morning for a visi
with his mother Mrs. c. e. Shaw, au
sisters, Mrs. Jay Lloyd and Mrs. Ro
r. Bradbury. Mr.. Shaw is passenge
engineer on the I. N. G. N. railway be
tween Palestine, Houston and Calves
ton. He has not visiting Marshalltow
for thirteen years. Mrs. Shaw and tn
two other children are visiting Mrs
Shaw's parents in Sherman, Mo.
The funeral Of William Denhow, G
Albion, who died in Columbus, o
Thursday, was held from the Methods
church Of Albion Sunday morning at 1
O'clock The service was very largel
attended by friends Of the family. TIL
Masonic lodge of Albion attended in
body, and the pail bearers were chose
from the membership of the lodge an
from members of Company H, Forty
ninth Iowa infantry, of the Spanish
American war, of which Mr.. Denbo,
was a member. The body was burie
in the Albion cemetery.
Mrs. ]. Z. Phillips, of Dayton, O., &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Uh
of Chicago, who were in the city to a!
tend the funeral of Mrs. w. H. Cal
houn, left this morning for Mackina
Island, Mich. where they go in tn
hope Of Mrs. Phillips health bein
benefited. Since her arrival in the cit
she has been Frustrated with asthm
and was unable to be present at til
funeral Of Mrs. Calhoun. w. D. Cal
houn, a son Of Mrs. w. II. Calhoun. LEI
for his home in Kansas City today, an
lJay DeYore. Mrs. Ealhoun,s syoun8e,
brother, also left for his home at Free
port III. AHA nlorninN