Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-12

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Is. 1s.
Buy your football supplies from
Horne & Glevin's.
Ladies' silk lined cashmere gloves.
So-cent quality, 3s cents. Archie
Parker
DR.. Cora Williams, Fidelity Bank
building. Hours. 10 to IL a. m, and
to p m.
Mems twenty-eight inch half silk
umbrellas. the 81 quality, 81 each.
, Archie Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Briney. 6o4 East
Main street. are parents OF son born
Sunday night
Do not miss the recital at the Gem
trail Church of Christ. Friday evening.
Sept 16. p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ Reilly spent Sun
DAY at Marietta as guests at the home
of Mrs. Nancy Timmons
Mr.. a. NJ. Soper. of Hampton, state
agent for the Gold Coin stock food.
was in the city Saturday on business.
Wearwell sheets two and one-quar-
ter yards wide at 90 cents. Pillow
cases of the same at IS cents. Archie
Parker.
Mr. j. S. Haskell. formerly Of this
city. but now of Chicago, IS in the city
on business. He Will remain during
fair week.
Those needing glasses. take notice I
will be in Chicago until Sept. 16. will
be home Saturday following +. w.
Chamberlain.
. Mrs. William Peterson, of Clinton.
has returned TO her home after few
days visit al the home OF her sister,
Mrs C. a. Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Chesire Of Ana
nosa, arrived in the city Saturday
evening. and are guests at the home OF
the formers brother, Dr. NJ. L. Chesire.
Hear Ralph Mason Hix Dean Holmes
Cowper. Mrs Hazel Mckinnon. Mrs.
Cassie Richards in recital a. Central
Church Of Christ, Friday, Sept. Is s
?. N.
Rev Frank NJ Wheeler, Of Marion
township, spent Sunday in Cedar Rap
ids where he prea ched for the Church
Of the Brethren Sunday morning and
evening
Mr. and Mrs j R. Mendenhan and
the formers mother. Mrs. Hannah Men
denhan. spent Sunday al Oskaloosa
with Mrs Mendenhalrs niece, Mrs.
William Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. sieg returned
this morning 70 Des Moines after a
vtsi, Of several days with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Sieg.
Dr. Lee P. Sieg, who has been visiting
his parents in this city, ard his
brother, Mr.. Stanley sies, at Des
Moines, left today for iowa City.
E L. sayre, Of Omaha. and Albert
Hodgini and Henry Marni.z. Of Ber-
lin. Germany, three of the four Ring
ling circus employees who are Ill of
typhoid fever at ST. Thomas hospital,
are doing as nicely as could be eN-
pected. altho all are quite Ill, and are
now in the serious stage OF the disease.
Mrs. Louis Arrnbrecht, Of State Cen
ter, the aged woman who underwent an
extensive operation at st Thomas hos
pital, when she submitted to the re-
moval of tumor Weighing forty
pounds, has recovered sufficiently 70
be able TO sit up much Of the time and
10 walk about her room and the hospi-
tai hail. Mrs. Arrabrecht's recovery
has been quite remarkable, considering
the severity % her case and Aer ex-
irene age.
Mrs. A G. N-orden. three miles north
OF the city, entertained Saturday after
noon a company OF eighteen friends of
her son Adelbert, the occasion being
! the latter's It'll anniversary. The af-
ternoor was enjoyed with games, and
light refreshments were served at 6
O'Clock In attendance al the birthday
party from q distance Were Mr.. and
Mrs O. H. kiIsdoa and two daugh-
tiers. and Mrs. W. E Chidester and four
children, all os G-inneu.
Harry Fulartons horse, attached TO a
buggy, became frightened at an auto
mobile at the corner OF Main street and
Third avenue al about s o'clock Friday
. night, threw OUT the driver, and ran
vest on Main street al lively gait. AT
the Center street corner the rig collided
with Frank Ryder's automobile. break
iag off the TOOL box and bending one
lender. The horse was not injured,
and the buggy vas not badly damaged
Mr.. F>ularton was cur about the face
some and bruised but not badly hurt