Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-25

Inc DeSt WV hand bags at IN. II.
J Andrews.
Mr.. George Gregory was in Grinnell
today on business.
Fay hose for children, all sizes, rs
cents per pair. NJ. F. Andrews.
Wanted-A man who is experienced
in collecting. Steady work. Address
G-25. care T.-R.
Mr.. Guy Dryden spent Sunday in
Ames at the home of his sister, Mrs.
G. A. Baughman.
Mr.. j. G. Capron returned Saturday
evening from Clinton. where he had
been on business.
Amy IS oxford, s4-s4.50 oxford, 1854
oxford $275-$3.50 oxford-2.50. E. G..
Wallace, the shoeist
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sash. four miles
southwest OF Laurel, are parents Of a
son, born this morning.
Plenty Of time to wear oxfords yet.
/ You can save 75c to $3.50 at our sale
this week. E. G. Wallace. the shoeist-
Miss Edna HOWE, of Brooklyn. ar
rived in the city this morning and will
be Miss Maude Wilson's guest for two
weeks
womens i1osiery--tan, brown, navy,
light blue, red. grey, white. caster pink,
rose.in fact all shades at M. f. An
dreWs'
MI. Ted Francisco went to Daven-
port Sunday to enter the employ Of a
heating and ventilat1nS company. He
is a timer and furnace worker.
The woodman circle win give an ice
cream social at Shanon's and Newton
Tuesday evening. July 26. corner OF
Church and Second avenue. Everybody
welcome.
Mrs. Mary H. Knisely has begun suit
(. IN the district court against e. Daw-
son, of Baskerville, to collect on notes,
given for the rent Of farm land, which
total $990.70.
Mrs. W. J. Head and daughter Will
freda, Of Minneapolis will arrive in the
city Tuesday morning to visit at the
/ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Kilborn and
with other friends.
Peaches. peaches, peaches. There will
be another peach sale at Flowers gro
Gerry Tuesday. the 26th. Bushels, $1.95,
crates 80 cents. 1896 North Center
street. Call phone PA.
Wanted-Young man for office work;
beginner; steady position; opportunity
for advancement for right person. APP
ply in own Handwriting, giving age and
experience. Address WIS care T.-R.
Mrs. ]. K. Stoltz, of Eldora, spent
J, Sunday in the city at the home of her
son, Mr.. E. L. Stoltz, going to Oska-
loosa Sunday evening to visit her other
son. Mr.. j. A. Stoltz, an Iowa Central
engineer.
Peter Gordon, the aged father of
Mrs. D. M. Goodale, 400 North First
avenue, Is. very seriously i'll at his
daughters home Mr.. Gordon is 90
years old, and Is suffering from all
n1ents due to senility.
A small freight wreck on the Wa
bash, near Moravia, Sunday night de-
layed the Wabash passenger connection
at Abba and made the Iowa Central,
north bound passenger. No. 5, two
hours late in getting here this morn
ing.
Thomas Thirlby has begun suit In
the district court against Nate Grove,
whom he alleges owes him 1892 rent
for ffty-eight acres Of land. $28 for
blowing, and $11 for a share of a
crop. He asks Judgment in the sum
OF 5000.
Mrs. Charles Potter, Of Livingston,
I Mont, and Mrs. Charles Jaroleman, Of
Rhodes, spent Saturday in the city at
the home Of their nephew and brother,
Mrs E. w. Harmon. Mrs. Potter, who
has been visiting at Rhodes for week,
left for her home today.
L. ]. Winterowd, of Oelwein, spent
Sunday in the city with his wife and
children, who are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Friend, 40s
West South street. Miss Laura Win
terowd, Of Waterloo, a sister Of Mrs.
q weeks viist.
Mr.. Walter H. Welker, former en-
ploye Of the local office of the Amer
lean Express Company. who now has a
messenger run for the company on the
Northwestern between Chadron, Neb.,
and Lander, Wyo.. is in the city for a
two weeks visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Wicker.
Vincent Forrey, the small son Of Ben
1
ing operations at st. Thomas hospital
during the past four weeks, was dis
charged from the hospital Sunday and
removed to his home, GIG South Tenth
avenue. The lad Is recovering nicely
from the second operation, which was
necesitated because some Of the skin
first grated failed to grow.
Two Marshalltown golfers c. II. E.
Boardman and F. E; Stewart, were of
!, the Isl starters who We're sent away
today In the first half of the qualifying
round for the western amateur cham
pfonship on the course Of the Mfnikah-
da club at Minneapolis. The two local
players went to Minneapolis Saturday
night The company is very fast and
It Is very doubtful IL either Of the local
players will be among the thirty-two
who will get into the championship
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The important part an automobile
may play in emergency cases OF illness
was illustrated Saturday afternoon
when little Esther Rollngs, the 6-year-
old daughter Of Fred Rolltngs OF GEAR
ing. was hurried from her home to St
Thomas hospital for an operation for
appendicitis. The diagnosis at Zear-