Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-03

ter's. sS5 phone.
If you are tired of poor potatoes try
a bushel of Minnesota Burbanks. E. E.
Hood.
The C. w b. NJ of Central Church of
Christ will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Jennie Early. 1o5 North Third
avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Friends church will meet with Mrs.
William Matthews, 1908 Summit street,
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Cartwright, 6
/ North Sixth street, are parents of an
eight and one-half pound son, born 10
them this morning,
! Mrs. F. H. Boucher's condition shows
another slight Improvement today, and
! the patient had the best day since her
| Illness became serious.
Mrs. Parker Davis, of Eldora, who
! has been in the city for a few days as
! the guest of Mrs. A. P. Bratt, returned
! home Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting OF the w. r. c.
! Aid Society was held Wednesday af-
/ ternoon at the home OF Mrs S. P
/ Johnson, sos North First avenue.
/ The aptist Ladies Mission Circle will
+ be entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
, T. I. WATSON, 107 North Third street.
I The annual election OF officers will take
place.
! YaTdmaster Peter Lynch. of the Iowa
| Central. is off duty owing TO illness.
| being victim OF the grip. Conductor
! Sam Swift is filing Mr. Lynch's posi-
-;o1, ~ ,ba ,a-5s
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! W. G. Stricken and H. A. Weisman
went 10 Chicago Wednesday night 10
attend the apparel show. Mr. and Mrs.
essa s.rs l.l.s , fSpec. 20 50 70 chl.
! TIA sbo,s-
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Mrs Emery Mason and daughter
Gwendolyn, OF State Center. who have
been visiting for few days at the
nome OF the formers uncle, Deputy
SheriH 9. b Mason, returned home
rs
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
VIII meet with Mrs. Walter Canaday,
Mrs Z. A Newcomer. and Mrs. S. NJ.
| wilson, at the Canaday home, II North
Tenth street, Friday afternoon, instead
/ OF at the nome of Mrs. W. W. Woods.
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h.. nT-s 100 r.. $50, :. -
street. The hours were spent pleasant
! ly with games, and a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess, assisted by
| her daughter, Mrs. Johnson, and Miss
Emily Hollingsworth.
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$3.50 ~ 80 ,,a-,,,e .:- "a
III, ,,.,,;ot, ~. - y. 80
ing all winter. DR.. Cora Williams
| Choate accom- panied Mrs. Stipp.
o. 80
$50. a,.,. -
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ing 1,--, 100 - nc, iror VIZ IN he
vs. i,eIniro, 80. 80 ~ ~ -. -te
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10 ,<o,- - - 800 st,
civ :. ~ sei -ous
John Brechtbiu, who has been in
eIe:asG, LOT seer. Gays consui'i %.
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Mrs. George Wolfgang four miles
east Of the city in Marion township,
who has been very seriously i'll for sew
eral days. IS now considered out OF
danger. Tonsilitis developed as re-
suit Of the patients illness and a weak
lime Tuesday il was feared Mrs
wolfgang co,,Id ROT surviva b,,r a
change for tina better came Wednesday
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FRANK IaElor aged -, son OF Mrs.
Anna Taylor 2o6 south Seventh av-
enne. was taken 10 81 'Iholnas hospital
Wednesday afternoon for an emergency
operation Tor appendicitis. The opera
ton revealed the fact that prompt &C
ton was necessary, as the lads ap-
/ pendlx was on the verge OF rupture and
was filed with pus- The boys condi-
ton today was very good. The lad is
/ drowned a year ago last summer.
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MIS-: Faruoh aeao' Oh Liscon
to"hshlp' VINO mas peeh Spending the
| past seven weeks at harrington Arlzr
| Win 6er daughter. MIS-. George Olney