Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-21

page .. this issue.
Kemble has beautiful chrysanthe-
NUNS for Thanksgiving.
Special showing OF furs Wednesday
at NJ. F. Andrews store.
Mr.. Martin LAxn1n. Of Ackley. spen:
the day in the city on business
Mr.. w. N. Gilbert, Of State Center.
was in the city Saturday on business.
ID. A. r. Lynn. pnysician and sur
gson. Office 49, West Main. phone
Ssa
Mr.. Clyde Pickard left for Fairfield
this morning to visit for two or three
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. E. C. Ebersole was in the city
this morning while on his way to Des
Moines on business.
Mr.. Earl Pickett went to Mason City
this morning to work. He has been
by Britain 4 Co.
The Baptist Hui. Bible Glass will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
John Galloway. sos West Boone street.
Mr.. r. b. Reasoner left for Chicago.
Milwaukee. and Appleton. Wis. sun
day night for a stay Of few days on
business
Mrs. D. r. Louthan, $40 Jackson
street. who underwent severe opera
ton at st. Thomas hospital Saturday
afternoon. is doing nicely
Ralph Glenn. son of W. c. Glen. TOT
Summit street, who has been i'll of
blood poisoning, following an injury to
his knee, is improving and is now con-
sidered out Of danger.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
Peter Griffin. Mrs. NJ. A. Wallish, and
Mrs. John Nolan at the Griffin home,
II West Boone street.
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
Tuesday afternoon instead of Thurs
day, with Mrs. Joseph Edgar. $40 West
Railroad street. Mrs. Frank Stegal
will assist Mrs. Edgar in entertaining,
Miss Carrie Stage, a nurse of Iowa
City. who was here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. Clemens at the w. f. Brace
we'll home, 2O6 South Second avenue.
was taken to st. Thomas hospital this
where it is likely she viii!
a surgical operation.
Culley has the finest bleached celery.
sweet potatoes, large cranberries.
bright oranges. grape fruit. ,angerines.
Tokay grapes. Pound sweet
apples, Sheep nose apples. hot house
lettuce and green peppers for
your Thanksgiving orders. Get your
orders in early and get the best of ev-
erything.
You can find what you want at the
Model Grocery. Some of the extra good
things that you will need for Thanks
giving have been MADE ready for you at
this store. Finest ,oYsters. fresh sauer
kraut. sweet cider, cranberries. nuts.
mince meat. extra fancy eating apples.
and a large line OF fancy nuts. Phone
your order. It will have the same care
full attention as tho you came in per-
son.
Coroner F. f. Boucher is in receipt
of q report from the state chemist
showing that there was no poison. 9TH
er than alcohol. in the stomach OF
George Kunkel, who was found dead in
little shack down the river few
weeks ago. following spree OF the
night before. 1t was thought that pos
as money he was said to possess the
night before was missing when his
body was found.
DR.. Ralph E. keyser arrived home
Sunday morning from Chicago where.
on Wednesday. he was present at the
operation on Rev. DIR. j. j. Fitzpatrick.
pastor Of ST. Marys church. DR.. Key
ser saw DR.. Fitzpatrick Saturday night.
and says that all Indications are
toward rapid recovery. The opera
ton was to drain the gall bladder.
which was adhered to the liver, and
breaking I'D this and other adhesions.
Rev. DR.. Fitzpatrick rallied from the
operation exceptionally well, and DIR.
Keyser thinks the patient should be
from the hospital in about
three weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Percy r. Wood spent
Sunday in Waterloo with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Roebuck, and were in attend
ance at Billy" Sundays meeting III
the morning. In one hours time at the
morning service the sum OF $4,000 for
current expenses was taken, the dona-
lions coming so rapidly that it was
hard to record them correctly. Over
200 individuals subscribed SO each.
and Mr.. Sunday mentioned the fact
that in Marshalltown, last year. 210 in
dividuals gave $40 each. The Congre-
sationar Brotherhood Of Waterloo gave
1920, and there We're a few 500 sub
scriptions and several at $50 each. DIR.
Wood says the Waterloo tabernacle Is
about one-th!rd larger than the build
ing here, and was filled completely
Sunday morning. Everything indicated
that the Waterloo people are most en-
thusiastic over the meetings. e. w.
Cooley, formerly OF this city. now on
the reportorial staff of the Waterloo
Reporter, Is covering the meetings for
his paper.
Poultry! Poultry! Poultry!
Plenty Of turkeys. geese. ducks and
chickens at Flowers market for