Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

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cents Carlson Bros. 4 will. phone
| 81 and -.
Mrs. Perry Bailey, who passed thru
q serious surgical operation three
weeks ago, is now able to be about
the house.
Oranges, oranges. Saturday only we
| will sell two dozen oranges for Is
cents. Carlson Bros. & Will. Phone
81 and "a.
Mr.. A. ]. Busby. Of Waterloo. who
! has been in Oskaloosa on business.
spent the day in the city while on his
way to Waterloo.
Don't fail to see the big display of
donations to the Marshalltown Trades
and Labor Assembly fair, as shown in
the window of E. r. Lay
| Fine dressed country chickens for
the Sunday dinner. Send us your order
and you may be assured the delivery
| will please you Bristol Grocery Com
pany.
| Has Ed Routh ever cut your meat:
Give him a trial once and you will al
ways have him. He 10 with Carlson
Bros & Will. Everything in fresh and
| salt meat.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
State street church will have an ex-
change Saturday at Peckham's Groc-
cry store. East Main street. Everything
home made.
Mrs. A. II. MCBRIDE arrived home
Thursday evening from Des Moines,
where she has been for a three weeks
visit with her son. DR.. II. a. Hurd,
and family.
Some good things culley will have
for your Saturday wants: Pieplant.
Michigan celery, well bleached cauli-
flower, green peppers, green onions, let
tuce, radishes and parsley.
Mrs. T. Adiand, COS East Boone
! street, entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Norwegian Lutheran
church, Thursday afternoon. The hos
tess was assisted in serving by Mes
DANES Skin. Holland, and Sheldahl.
The famous Atwood grape fruit, Flor
ida pineapples and fresh shipment Of
Spitsenburg apples; no wilted ones in
this shipment These are the finest
eating apples on the market today. AT
Culley's. east side of court house.
Mrs George Coburn. who has been
| suffering from severe rheumatic
| trouble for some time. was brought
home from Colfax by Mr.. Coburn
Thursday evening. and removed to ST.
Thomas hospital. Mrs Coburn has
been at the springs three weeks, but
has not been benefited to any great ex-
| tent.
Mrs. Arthur Dickson has received
word from Belle PLANE announcing a
marked improvement in the condition
fof her father. John Andrle, who was
badly injured in an accident several
days ago. 1t is believed that Mr.. An
derle is practically out Of danger. His
daughter. Miss Charlotte. a nurse Of
this city. Is still at Belle PLANE.
Mr.. and mrs. Ed white, Of Dead
wood. S. D., are in the city. being
summoned here by the very serious
condition OF Mrs. Whites father, Mr..
George b. Robinson. sos West Linn
street, who Is very dangerously sick Of
paralysis. Mr.. Robinson has suffered
with paralysis for long time, and re-
Gently his condition has become SO
critical that 1t is believed that he can
not live long.
| A very enjoyable entertainment was
given Thursday evening in st. Mary's
Institute auditorium, under the aus
pieces Of the Young Ladies' Sodality,
when Mr.. James Francis O'Donneli a
popular monologist, presented the play,
1.-The Sign Of the Cross" enacting the
parts Of eighteen different characters.
The play was preceded by short hum
orous sketch. An audience of good size
| was in attendance.
Mr.. J. r. Paul, 912 West Church
street. who recently underwent very
severe operation at Rochester. MINI.
for appendicitis and for other abdom-
inal diseases. il making a most salts
faction recovery. Word from there is
! to the effect that he IN gaining 50 rap
idly that 1t IL expected that he will
be able to be brought home the last
Of next week. Mrs. Paul IL with her
husband.
| A telegram to relatives here from
Aurora. III, announced that the burial
Of Walter HollinSsworth. son Of Elijah
Houingsworth. Of this city. would be
held 1t 1880 today. AceorAnsly, at
that hour, members Of the family IN
this city. ihcapdtng Mn. Nancy Hol-
i1inoUworth. the aged mother Of Elijah
Hollingswegth. and her other sons aud
danghters, gathered ct the Elijah Hol-
MngsWorth home. 313 North seventh
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