Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
Try electric -four the next time.
George J. Allen. optical specialist.

Try electric flour the next time.
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George J. Allen. optical specialist.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 15 West Main.
Mr. B. L. Burritt was in Clemens on
business Monday.
Wanted-Tomorrow, two laborers for
weeks work. All Jerome street.
Gilt Edge. the best brand of oleomar-
gerine on the market. Sold by Whitney
Bros.
Buy your winter supply of cabbage
of us. we have the Holland Seed. E. e.
Hood.
Plenty of big yellow pumpkins at
OUT store. 100 West Main street. Reyn-
Odds & Sheldon.
Have you tried that Jones dairy farm
little pig sausage?" You can get it
at the L. S. Peckham Grocery Com
pany.
The body of James F. washburn,
who died at the soldiers home, was
sent to Viola this morning. where the
funeral will be held.
Mr.. S. B. Lusby left this morning for
Crookston, Mimi, where he will remain
for a visit of several days at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. J. P. Dotson.
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Our chocolates are received fresh
from sanitary factories each week. Full
assortment of f1avors, every piece guar
anteed under the pure food law. New
toms, 121 East Main.
Mrs. E. G. Will, who has been pa
tient in st. Thomas hospital, where she
underwent an operation for fibroid tu-
NOR, has been discharged. Mrs. Will is
regaining her strength rapidly.
Mr.. Grover Watson, of Iowa City,
treasurer of Johnson county, returned
to his home Monday after brief visit
in the city at the James Hedges home,
corner of Eighth and Linn streets,
The business department of the
Women's Club met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. p. NJ. Sutton. There was a
good attendance. A review lesson was
taken up, after which the hostess
served light refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Adams arrived
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to visit the formers father, William
time. after which they expect to go to
California for the winter.
Mrs. Harriet East, corner State street
and First avenue, who was stricken
with paralysis Saturday night, remains
about the same today as she was on
Monday. 1t was thought this morning,
however. that Mrs. East's general con-
dition was not quite SO favorable.
Miss Josephine Gabelman, who has
Los Angeles, Pasadena and Ocean
Park. CAL, arrived home this morning
At Pasadena Miss Gabelman was the
guest of Miss Wilma Robbins and al
Ocean Park she visited Miss Grace
Carr.
Mrs. Addie Fellows and daughte,
Adeline, of Denison, who have been Wis.
iting for week at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs George Darling, went to Grin.
nell this morning. Mrs. Fellows cam.
to the city recently to attend the Fifth
district federation Of women's club!
meeting.
Mrs. Susie White and Mrs. j. A
Martin were hostesses at an all-da,
sew Of the Ladies' Guild Of ST. Paul
church, at the White home, 800 Yves
l Church street, Monday. There was
good attendance, and much work wa
accomplished. The 1lostesses serve
lunch at noon.
DR.. Jay r. Trotter, Of Mancos, Colo
4 who was summoned to this city by tn
death of his father, Mr.. James G. Trot
ter, arrived in the city this morning
Grant Trotter and Mrs. Janet Griffths
of Mt. Vernon, s. D., a brother and sis
ter of Mr.. Trotter also reached the cit,
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ingledue, of Al
!, bion, who are preparing to move
this city to live have leased the prop
erty at 104 South Twelfth street TIL
house is being repaired and made read
for occupancy. Mr.. 1ngledue has no
t yet decided what he will do after com
ing here to live, but he has had severe
g offers Of positions as travelling sales
man.
1 Miss Pearl Hedges, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. James Hedges, Eighth an
t Linn streets. will enter the training
l., school of st. Thomas hospital mex
S week with view of becoming grad
y uate nurse. Miss Hedges sister, Mis-
Daisy Hedges, is a graduate Of tn
!, training school, and about year ag
Miss Pearl served six months in tn
6 school.
u A special service in connection wit
u evangelistic meetings being held by ,th
: Salvation Army. will be conducted
q Brigadier and Mrs. Mcmillan, of De
q Moines, on Friday evening. Brigade
9 Mcmillan is the chief divisional office
for Iowa and Nebraska The meet
ings, which are being held nightly i
: the barracks at the corner of First an
q Main Streets are proving interestin
= to many.
4, A really good play is always we
a worth seeing is the concensus Of opin
e ion among play goers. and when goo
n play is booked, that has formerly bee
n seen only in large cities at almost pre-
hibitive prices, a rare opportunity
afforded those who have not had tn
= privilege of being in large city whe
re the play was acted, Of seeing a well
% known attraction at a reasonable pric
9. '"rhe Man on the Box" which will /
- at the New Odeon tomorrow nigh
- will not be missed by "Those WI
= know" for this is the best work Of or
y of Americas greatest authors. Price