Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-17

TIMES-RE.
Chamberlain, optometrist.
Cut price on belt pins at Aliens.
Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Battin
Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug company.
Always full line of wedding rings
at Aliens.
Chautauqua tickets 81 each while
they last. E. r. Lay.
Get a beautiful fruit plate free at
Sinclair's with each ticket to the chau-
tauqua.
L. W. Fox was down from Union
Friday with a car of light hogs for
the packing house that averaged 30
pounds.
Frank M. Thomas post. G. A. r.,
will meet Monday might at s o'clock at
the east court room. L. w. Robbins
commander.
Eat your meals at Sundell's, you will
enjoy them. The market is now full OF
good things to eat and you will fine
them on the table at Sundell's.
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All persons who, have borrow ed pub
.ic library books from the branch H.
bra1y at the Railroad Y NJ. G.. A are
requested to kindly return them al
once.
Miss Maude Smith, 4o4 West Linz
street returned last evening from De:
Moines where she has been visiting
relatives and friends for the past foul
weeks.
DO you want your boy to learn to
swimo Provide him with a summer
membership at the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A
Special offer from now until Oct. fol
only $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Healy and
children. of Ottumwa, who have been
guests for week at the home of the
formers brother, Mr.. Thomas E.
Healy, returned to their home Friday
night.
Mrs. E.. C. Johnson, of Cedar Rapids
who has been visiting her parents. DR.
and Mrs. G. A. Mershon, in iscomb
and with her brother, Mr.. Merle Mer-
shon in this city, returned to her home
today.
Amy Gendreu and Bertha " Patter.
son VS.. Sarah e. Vanscoy, ct al, is tn.
title to a suit begun in the distric
court by which the court is asked t.
order the sale of land in Logan town.
ship so that the proceeds can be equal
ly divided among the heirs.
Of Grnnell, and the formers sister
Miss Gala Hand. who is a teacher in
the Seattle schools, arrived in the city
this morning to visit over Sunday al
the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G
Cartwright and Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
Norris, Jr.
Mrs. A. w. Heald, of Minneapolis
visit with Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Heald
and other friends, for a week or two
Mrs. Healds daughters. Miss June and
Lucille Meredith, have been in the city
for ten days visiting girl friends.
Mrs. c. e. Pennington arrived home
Friday evening from ten days vistl
with relatives and friends at Webster
City and Eldora. She was accompanied
by Mrs. c. X. Johnson, of Webster
City, who will be her guest for few
days.
The Iowa Central car department
turned out from the shops Thursda.
afternoon combination mail, baggage
and express car No. 657. which has beel
overhauledN and reprinted, the new
standard color for coaches. The car i
beautiful piece of workmanship, ant
was sent south on No. 2 Thursday even
ing. to be assigned to a run on Nos.
and between Abba and Albert Lea.
Miss Marguerite Lewis, who ha!
been visiting for three weeks in Oska
loosa with Miss Helen Boggie. in De.
Moines with Miss Esther Pierce ant
Mrs. Roy Brown, in Ankeny with rela
tives, and in Nevada with her brother
Mr.. E. c. Button and family. returned
home Friday evening. Her mother
Mrs. A. Lewis, also returned home a
the same time having spent the pas
two weeks at Ankeny and Nevada.
Miss Isabel Shilliam, Of Waterloo
the former a teacher Of this city who
came here last Sunday to be with hel
friend, Miss Tess Tinker, during ar
operation for appendicitis, performed
Monday, and was herself taken to
the hospital the following evening
threatened with typhoid fever, is now
suffering from a pronounced case OF
the disease. Altho the disease is now
lieved that the case is going to prove
la severe one.
Mr. S. w Evans, 3o9 North Thir,
street. who has been seriously i'll 70
several weeks. is showing signs of i'm
provement and on Thursday was abb
to walk for short distance. Mrs. L
c.. Rood and daughter, Adelaide Mer
Ram, of Mankato, Mimi. the former ;
daughter Of Mr.. Evans, who have beer
in the city several weeks, left F'rida,
morning for Mankato, Mimi. wher
Mrs. Rood will make arrangements t.
have her household goods stored ant
she will then return to this city.
A blind horse belonging to Georg
Egbert, a grocer at 500 East Linz
street., was seized with sudden i'm
pulse to run away this morning oil
West Main street. near the Marshall
town State Bank and made dash 70
the plate glass window of the Larso!
& Clemens shoe store, but was stopped
on the sidewalk in the nick Of time b.
one of the clerks, who ran out am
seized the reins. The horse dashe,
against stranger carrying an arm