Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-20
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The City In Brief
DR.. Graham. os-seopath. fremont block

DR.. Graham. os,eopath. fremont blocl
Special prices on wool blankets
Benedict & Brintnall.
d. 4. i. Lynn. pnysieian and svS'
gson. Office l33 West Main. 'phonl
80.
Send US your order for Ice cream
and we will deliver it for Sunday din.
ner. Phone ATS. Wachters.
Plenty of good country butter 81
cents pound. Gettle- johnson & Co.
East State. Phone liz.
Fine fresh chewing taffy at Wach-
ters Saturday. 10 cents = pound. JUS
the thing for the children.
Great Western Accident policies pay
F. G. Copeland. resident agent Great
Western Accident Association.
Fresh chocolates and bon hons.
Charles j. Lander. old reliable drug
gist, corner Main and First avenue.
Basketball Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
tomorrow evening at o'clock, Oksa-
loosa VS.. Marshalltown. Admission Il
cents.
People are glad to take advantage OF
goods OF all kinds are selling at Sim
mons Book Store,
Chest protectors and chamoise'vests
the very best made, 25 cents to 1925
Chas. J. Lander old reliable druggist
corner Main and First avenue.
Twenty per cent discount on all
muslins, sheetings. towels, toweling
Saturday Nettie Ingledue 4 Company
the up-to- date dry goods house.
Try one sack of Falcon flour and i,
it doesn't give satisfaction, we will sim
ply refund your money. Gettle-Johnson
& Co., East State street. Phone 112.
II you are afraid of colds or pneu-
monia, protect yourself with one OF
our chest protectors and chamoise
vests, % cents to 1925. Chas. ]. Lander
old reliable druggist, corner Main and
First avenue.
One pound guaranteed baking pow.
der 10 cents; regular 25 cent bulk cof-
fee. Saturday only. 20 cents; rice.
cents pound; those fine sweet pickles
IS cents a quart. We deliver. Phone
1874. Parlor Grocery.
Robert Bixby. the harnessmaker. who
attempted to commit suicide at the
Clifton Hotel Wednesday night by talk
ing morphine. is recovering steadily
and today his physician said he was
entirely out Of danger.
Gilbert Taylor, aged 10, son of Mrs
Emma Taylor, 500 East Boone street
was slightly injured late Thursday af-
ternoon by being run over by a bob
sled on South third avenue. Aside from
bruises the lad escaped injuries.
Howard, the baby son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. F'latley, who underwent an
operation at ST. Thomas hospital, and
who has since been desperately sick OF
pneumonia. is improving and 1t is nov
thought the little fellow will recover
The funeral Of James Crabtree. who
died Thursday at Oklahoma, City, Will
be held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from the j. H. Crabtree home, 500
West Linn street. Rev. B. F. Martin
officiating. lnterment will be in Riy.
erSide.
Mrs. Anna " Bennett, who has been
visiting for a few months with her
daughters, Mrs. A. s. White and Mrs
n. Z. Snodgrass, at Interior, S. D., has
returned to the city and will be here
indefinitely at the home of her son, Mr..
William T. Bennett
Word received from Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. WINERY, of this
Cal, announces their safe arrival, in
just one week after leaving Marshall
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Winery went
via Denver. Colorado Springs. Salt
Lake City, and Los Angeles.
Alfred Erwin, the Stoddart Cafe cook
who was taken to the White hospital
Wednesday night suffering with ty-
phoid -pneumonia, is much better today.
From 104 on Thursday the patients
temperature had dropped to about
normal today, and other symptoms In
Dictated improvement.
Salem Bruner. 203 Arson street, re-
ceived telegram today from Billings
Mont. telling him of the birth Thurs-