Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-08
Mr.. w. H. Calhoun spent the day in
Toledo on business. V

Mr.. W. H. Calhoun spent the day in
Toledo on business. u
Fine eating and cooking apples, IS
cents a peck, at dnman's store.
Persian silks, the newest patterns
just received, at NJ. F. Andrews
DR.. Wood, eye. ear, nose. throat.
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel
You will find us prompt with de-
iiveries and right in prices. Model
| Grocery.
Deputy Sheriff c. B. Mason was in
State Center Wednesday night on
business.
Mrs. R. w. stevens and Miss Mabel
Drum left for Chicago this afternoon
to visit for week with relatives.
Blankets. We are selling cotton
blankets at last years prices. This Is
one-fourth less than the values OF TO-
day. Archie Parker.
Miss ANY Dunn. of New Providence,
went to Cedar Falls Wednesday to en-
ter the Iowa State Teachers College TO
finish her course of study.
Home made bed comforters. the
largest sizes, filled with best cotton,
tied with Germantown yarn, at actual
cost of material and making. Archie
Parker.
Little Virginian Hughes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hughes, submit
ted to surgical operation for the re-
Imoval of tonsils and adenoids this
morning.
Il tMr. P. l.. Hayzlett went to Waterloo
Wednesday evening to look after bust
ness matters, and from there will go
to LaPorte to accompany Mrs. Hayz-
lett home Sunday.
For the balance of the week we will
pay for eggs % cents in trade or Il
cents cash. For good butter we will
pay % cents. Carlson's grocery, S
East State street.
DR.. F. ]. Neiman, assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. w. H. Seright, as
4 sistant practitioner. Office and veteri-
nary hospital, 107 and 100 East State
street Office phone 404, residence
s72.
NJ. A. Hauser, of Albion, was in the
city Wednesday evening for short
time While on his way to Red Oak
where he spoke today at the farmers
picnic at the experimental station of
Montgomery county.
Lacey J. Patterson has sold to I. F.
Rickart, of 7o5 North Fourth street
two residence properties in the Sec
ond ward for $4,50O.- One is near the
end of North Fourth street and the
other is not far from the end of North
Third street.
Mrs. L. D. Wright and daughter, of
Fremont, Neb., who have been visiting
with the formers father. Mr.. j. T
Elder, brother, Mr.. A. T. Elder, and
sisters. Mrs. c.. A. West and Mrs. w
A Anderson, for three weeks. went to
Boone this morning to visit Mrs
Wrights brother Mr.. VIII B. Elder
before returning hme.
Two men,. one giving his name as
ANDY" Johnson and the other one
named Orchard, who mixed and
; fought in an alley just off Of North
: First avenue this morning. were ar
rested soon after they had been separ-
ated by Constable Morse. They were
put in Jail and the constable said a
charge of fighting would be lodged
against them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Rowe, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, arrived in the city this
morning, and will be guests for few
days at the home of Mrs. Rowe's
brother, Mr.. F. L. Meeker. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Rowe have been enjoying two
months visit in Alaska, British Column
bia. and the northwest, including tril
thru Yellowstone Park. Master Julian
Rowe has been at his uncles home
| hot
trip.
Miss Serena Tow, member Of TIL
class of 1910 of the Marshalltown higi
school, will undergo an operation To-
chronic appendicitis at st. Thomas nos
pital Friday. Miss Tow contemplate
entering the state university this fai
to prepare herself as teacher In th'
, schools of her native country, Sweden
, The young woman has put herself thru
, high school by her own hard work, ant
is going to work her way thru col
, lege. The misfortune that has come t.
her owing to her illness is not going
to interfere with her plans If the young
woman can help it.
A company of fourteen of their CIR.
, friends surprised Misses Malinda
! Young and Miss Claire Rapp, at the
home of the latter Wednesday evening
The day was the anniversary Of both
of the young ladies, and their guests
presented Miss Rapp with a Dutch col
lar pin and Miss Young with a belt
buckle. Games and amusements fur
nished entertainment for the evening
In a cake contest the prize was won
by Miss Marguerite Beckwith and in
another contest by Miss Iaude Cham
berlain. Refreshments that the young
ladies brought with them were served
by Mrs. Rapp, assisted by Misses Ag-
mes Weaver and Jessie Teager.