Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14

bury building.
| Country housewives are invited to
visit the Marshall Oil Company's ex-
hibit at the fair Something doing
! Mr.. Jerry Green left for Woodbine
this morning to attend the Odd Fell
lows celebration, a which he delivered
an address this afternoon.
William Burrows, an Iowa Central
! boliermaker, living at s East Linn
street, will undergo an operation for
hemorrhoids at ST. Thomas hospital
Thursday morning.
We will discontinue our order route
Thursday. and will commence our
closing out sale Friday morning Goods
| will be sold for cash only. d. IS. Good
Grocery Company.
Helena Violet. daughter of James vio-
| lett, TO East Linn street, who passed
thru an opera ION for appendicitis at
ST. Thomas hospital eleven days ago.
was discharged from the hospital to-
day.
Mrs. Marcus A. Hall, of Pasadena,
Cal. who has been visiting for week
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Pickard, went
to Minneapolis Tuesday to visit for a
few days with her father. From there
she will go to Darlington. N. D. to visit
before going home.
According to the articles of adoption
filed in the office Of the county recorder
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strumme. of
State Center, have adopted from the
Evangelical Lutheran Kinderfreund
Society, of Webster City, LaVerna
Earring. who has been given the fam
lily name of her foster parents.
! r. c. Valentine. credit man for the
Marshall Oil Company. living at 6
| South Fourth street, Tuesday pur-
! chased of G. H. Ruth the latter's res
idence property at North Fifth street,
now occupied by DR.. and Mrs. D. A.
Collision. Possession will be given Oct.
10. Mr.. Valentine expects to improve
/ the property materially.
At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., held
Tuesday night, the reports Of commit
tees were received and acted on, and a
committee was appointed to arrange a
program for a meeting Of all OF the
committeeman of the association which
is to- be@held at the association build
ing early in october.
"A lellcF TSCelV6Q Ills Dy
Rev. F. j. Renter from DIR. Dennis
Fitzpatrick, of Iowa City, says that
Rev. j. Fitzpatrick's condition con-
tnues about the same, and that there
is every indication that a speedy re-
covery will be Forthcoming. Rev. DR..
FitZpatrick's temperature is now about
| normal, and there are no symptoms of
| Inflammation.
Elmer Mossman, Of Eldora. and E. B.
Cimijotti, of Mason City. We're in the
city Tuesday, enroute to Milwaukee
to attend the Wisconsin state fair. Mr.
Mossman has recently acquired an in
|. terest In a herd Of ten performing
Arabian horses belonging to Mr.. Chm :
| jotti, which Mr.. Mossman will accom-
pany to fairs at iSedalia, Kansas City,
Dallas, and San Antonio.
| The name Of the North Center street
hotel that was for years the Wilson
House, and later for another period
Of years the Leland Hotel, has again
been changed, this time to the Clifton.
The property was purchased a few
months ago by Eadie & Ward It has
been refurnished and refitted and Mr..
Ward. who is to manage the property,
moved into it with his family Tuesday
Mrs. Dell McCord arrived home this
morning from her three months stay
at Saskatoon, and Regina, Sask., where
she has been visiting Mr.. McCord and
son Roy. The latter, who has been in
poor health, contemplates a surgical
operation to be performed here for the
removal of infected glands of the neck.
Just when the operation will be per-
formed has not yet been determined.
|
Mrs. George Pepper, 412 North
First avenue was hostess Tuesday af-
ternoon to the Wimodausis Aid So
ciety Needlework employed the time
after the routine business, and in a
guessing contest, Mrs. Mabel Rallins
won the prize, and Mrs. I. E. Huber
was given the consolation. The hostess
served light refreshments. Guests of
the society were Mrs. Mabel Rallins,
Of Waterloo. Mrs. Jennie Pepper, Miss
Gertrude Pepper, and Mrs. Muller.