Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-27

Miss Bess .Meeker, in Eldora for a few
days. stopped in this city this morning
and spent the day with his cousin, Mr..
F. L. Meeker.
Dallas and Tiftixis have bought the
fixtures and lease OF cafe at No. ~
North First avenue, and will open for
business Thursday morning and will be
known Is the New York Restaurant.
Your patronage is solicited.
Dr.. A. D. Roth, 118 West Main street.
was removed to st. Thomas hospital in
an ambulance Wednesday night. sur
ferins from q high fever. the exact
nature Of which has not yet been as
oertained. The Doctor is quite Ill
Mrs. II. A. Kinnan's Sunday school
class Of the Methodist church was en-
tertained at the parsonage wednesday,
evening. Games were enjoyed, and a
short business session was held, after
which light refreshments were served.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred schults. 2os North
Third avenue, are parents Of an eight
pound daughter. born Wednesday night
Mr.. Schults IL a travelling salesman
moved here about year ago from
Fond du Lac. Wis. y
The condition OF Francis Cober, the
farmer living east Of the city, who II
at ST Thomas hospital - not eneour-
aging today and 1t il considered that
his condition is very critical, even more
50 than on Wednesday,. There is very
little hope for his recovery.
Mr.. Ernest ". Dingweu. of AdeL
spent Wednesday in the city, being on
his way home from a business trip to
Sterling, Mount Carroll, and Milledge-
vile. Ill. Mrs. Dingwell, who has been
visiting Mr.. Dingwelrs sister, Mrs. H.
H. Norris, here, returned home a few
days ago. 4
Mrs. Walter Hapgood. Of Boston.
who has been making an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D.;
McElroy. went to Chicago last night,
where she will remain for few days
before returning home. Mrs. McEroy
and Mrs. Hapgood's little son will join
Mrs. Hapgood In Chicago. and Master
Hapgood will accompany his mother
home. n.
Sheet music sale OF the latest popu-
lar music. Every popular song and all
instrumental music, in waltzes. rags
two-steps, reveries, etc, at two for %
cents. This will be the latest music.
ordinarily 25 cents. Buy your music
now and get anything you want atsthis
sale price. One day only. Come In
Saturday and get them two for Is
cents. Smith Music Company.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Eckles Mrs.
e. C. Wetherbee, Mrs. B. "A. Morgan,
Mrs. Ira Johnston, and Mrs. John w.
Pursel, and Robert Eckles, the latter
of Conrad, went to Waterloo this
morning to hear the concert given by
the Sheffield choir, of Sheffield, Eng
land Mrs. Eckles, a member OF the
choir, Is the wife of q cousin Of the
Messrs. Eckles
Two small hres, both caused by gas
oline kept the department. busy for a
short time late Wednesday afternoon:
Overlooking gasoline caught fire about
$3.50 at the p. M. Griffls home, $40
South First street. Members OF the
household had the blaze out when the
departments got there. Gasoline that
caught fire In the kitchen OF the L. w.
Shearer home. 3 East Linn street.
burned a dresser, mattress and other
household goods that were stored
temporarily In the kitchen.
The man who. signs q saloon petition
for fear Of losing business has not
looked beyond his nose. The people
who are deeply enough Interested In a
saloon cpnsent- are the saloonkeepers
only and they are not many in mum
Der. The rank and file who sign either
do 80 under pressure or at least do not
eao1 dAnn1v anA,,~h IN A{vAe< th>a~ 80 -