Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30

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Or. 1uilsrd. ostsopath. u Went Main.
Maxsha.ltown Drsss Club. Phone ~.
pr. Ralph .. Keyser. Hopkins block.
Phone 80.
Dr.. A. G. Conaway was in New
Sharon Saturday.
Mr.. H. J. Benson. Of Union, was II
the city Saturday.
Mr.. q. W. Durham Of vinton, wa,
In the city today on business.
ssalshipt oysters are the best. &c,
them at Culley's registered agency.
Milk at our station cents per quart
Gem City Dairy, 400 South Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grimm, oil
Waterloo, spent Sunday in the city
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weeks. III
Don't tall to see the children's drill
and dance at Forney's hall Thursday
evening, Nov. 2. s o'clock sharp.
Scalp troubles and falling hair should
have prompt attention. Marinello Par.
lor, Masonic Temple. Phone 1919 green
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Rowen spent Sun.
day In Clifford with her daughters Mr.
Hattie Clifford and Mrs. Samuel I-ep.
ley.
Mrs. A. H. Mcbride went to De.
Moines Saturday for a two weeks
visit at the home Of her son, DR.. H. A
Hurd.
Mrs. w. A. Blodsett, who passed
| thru surgical operation at ST. Thorn
as hospital d few days ago. is imprOv-
ing nicely.
In spite Of the rain we sold two
beautiful pianos this morning. Some o
| the greatest bargains yet remain. Eadi,
Music Company, II South First street.
The young men Of T. l. Wasson':
Sunday school class will serve an ex'
cel!ent oyster supper at the Baptis
church Wednesday evening from 5:S'
to 8. Supper 20 cents
Three hundred dollar pianos are go.
ing at 800. while they last. Our factor,
slaughter sale will be a record breaker
Better get in line. Eadie Music Com.
pany. IL South First street, 4O2 South
Third avenue.
L. D. Brown, who has been employ
ed by the George A. Mullin Company
went to Liscomb this morning to be-
come cashier Of the Liscomb Savings
Bank. Mr.. Brown succeeds Leo Howe
Of Green Mountain.
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George Raber, foreman Of Swift &
Co.. who was injured in Nickel Plate
wreck in Ohio last week while on his
way to New York with car Of poultry
has arrived home Mr.. Raber has about
recovered from his bruises.
Roy Mulcahy. the young son of John
Mulcahy, Of Melbourne. who is i'll Of in
fantile paralysis, continues about the
same, as far as the paralytic condi-
ton Is concerned. The lads tempera-
ture has diminished, however, and a
further improvement is looked for.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Piersol. Of Clark
born Friday, according to word received
by relatives and friends here. Mrs
Piersol was formerly Miss Jennie Peter
son, a former well-known young wom-
an Of this city. and the daughter OF Mr..
c. +. Peterson.
Mrs. j. e. F'redericks and Mrs.
George Downing returned home Saiur-
day evening from Dubuque, where they
were in attendance all last week at the
sessions OF the grand chapter. Order OF
the Eastern Star Of Iowa. They were
guests while in Dubuque at the home
OF Mrs. F'rederick's brother. J. H. Dun
can.
The Marshalltown Sunday School
Teachers Union will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the Y. NJ. G. A. The
regular teachers will be in charge Of
the training class work, and the sup
elemental work will be conducted by
Miss Mckinley. The latter's subject
will be STORY Telling In Sunday School
Work"
Bailey r. VOORHEES,. who underwent
a severe operation at Rochester, Mimi
a few weeks ago. went to Albert Lea
Saturday. accompanied by Mrs. Voor-
HES. His physician has ordered that
he do no work for at least four months
Mr. VOORHEES, will remain at the home
of his brother, Mr. w. H. VOORHEES,, in
Albert Lea, indefinitely.
IE order that work can be done by
the soldiers home to prevent the Iowa
river from cutting thru a new channel
north Of the old channel and north OF
the home grounds, the gate In the Cen
ter street dam was raised this morning
50 that the water above the dam could
be lowered. The gate will be up nc
longer than is necessary to do the
work, Councilman Lamb said this
morning.
For Sale-My house at 100 North
Second street: modern, ten rooms and
barn, full lot. Also will sell as good
a farm as there is in the country. five
and one half miles from Marshall
town, and one mile from small town;
100 acres. Will sell eighty or all:
school house on farm This property
is clear and will be sold right. as / am
leaving the country. Call at the house.
George D. Brown.
"The Priscillas," an organizations OF
young ladies. banded together to dc
fancy work, was organized at the home
Of Miss Jessie Wallace. ia Ansor
street. Friday evening. The offices
chosen were: President, Miss Marjorie
Bingaman; vice president, Mrs A
Scheid: secretary. Miss Mona Bellus;
treasurer. Mrs. ]. Grimm. The club be.
gan with a membership Of fourteen A