Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-10
George J. Allen. opt,sa, specialize.
DR.. Burkart, osteopsth. IA w. Main.

1T. ouTAalt, osteOp3tns IL w. MAIN.
Solid silverware in sets, separate
and odd pieces. Aliens jewelry store.
Knabe, the worlds greatest piano.
Eadie Music Co.. IL South First street.
DR.. Wood. eye, ear. nose, throat.
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel.
At Burch Bros. Company tonight
from 6 to $3.50 lawn kimonas IN cents
c. L. Direnbacher. plumbing and
heating. Repairing a speciality. No. IL
North First street, phone $40.
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We place on sale tonight, special, q
large line Of forty-flve inch curtain
nets, worth rs cents, at IL cents. E.
r. Lay.
Miss Fannie Lennox, who has been
attending the school Of music at
Northwestern University, arrived home
flom Evanston Friday.
Mrs. Wilbur Hilleman, Of State
Center. underwent an emergency oper-
| alton for appendicitis at her home
Friday. Hcr condition is very good.
A workman that understands his
work can do better job Of hanging
paper and do it at less expense than
some inexperienced person. Let Ever
! lists skilled workmen hang your paper.
No house with a bath is complete
without gas water heater OF some
kind to furnish plenty Of hot water in
the summer time. Buchanan-Bough-
ton Company sell the best kinds Of
heaters.
Rev. James MCGEE and MIR. and Mrs
T. I. WATSON will leave Sunday night
| for Philadelphia to represent the Bap-
fist church of this city in the North
ern Baptist convention and the World s
Alliance.
OF all that is good Iowa affords the
/ best for instance the Evans artists
model pianos. made in Iowa, sold
everywhere from factory to home.
F. Q. Evans Piano Company, 119 West
| Main street
Stanley Pierce. former linotype
operator on the Times Republican, but
more recently on the Tribune, at Sioux
City, is here for an over-Sunday visit,
being on his way to Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Pierce is spending the summer
The Tirzah Aid Society vas enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. ]. c..
meyers, QUO "OOuOuIS street. AS
routine business and regular work OF
the society took UP the afternoon. after
which the hostess served refreshments.
Did you ever hear Of the Lion Gas
Water Heater? If not you had better
call on Bucha nan-Boughton Company
and investigate. No use going without
plenty of hot water in your bath
room just because the furnace fire is
out.
No arrangements have yet been
made for the funeral OF William F..
Shaw, the Hawarden veteran, who died
at the home Friday A daughter, Mrs
Susan cambridge, Of Fort Morgan.
Colo. was expected to reach the city
this afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Central
Church Of Christ was entertained in the
church basement Friday afternoon by
Mesdames Emily Flanagan, e. E. Sharp
and s. p. johnson. During an hour
spent socially the hostesses served re-
freshments. assisted by Miss Ethel
Flanagan.
Harry Gerhart, Odis Patton, and
Homer Glen IONS. students at the state
university, arrived in the city Friday
night to spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. Patton. whose parents now live in
Iowa City, came here especially to at
tend the alumni banquet. He will re-
main here for a short time visiting
with friends.
Mr.. Leo Boucher, who recently, came
to this city from, the University Of
Missouri. where he has been studying
mining engineering, left this morning
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City. where he will spend the vacation
in the employ of a copper mining COM
pany, for which his brother, DR.. Frank
Boucher Is physician.
The funeral Of Nicholas Flood. the
civil war veteran who died suddenly a
few days ago, was held Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock from the undertaking
|parlors OF Wilbur & Boswell. Rev.
Jesse Cole, chaplain Of the soldiers
home, had charge Of the service at the
grave. c. F. Flood, Of Bancroft, and
another brother from Battle Creek.
Neb., were here for the funeral.
Mr.. B. 8. ellison. a former old resi-
dent Of Marshalltown. who Is now liv-
ing in Newton, spent Friday night in
the city at the C. w. Wells home. Mr..
ellison stopped here especially to at
tend the high school commencement
when Miss Jennie Wells was graduated.
Miss Wells mother was a foster sister
Of ellison. The latter has been in Cedar
Rapids attending the state Sunday
school convention.
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The two victims Of the bad runaways
of Friday afternoon are both improv-
ing. Mrs. John c. Shelton, corner OF
Eighth avenue and Bromley street, was
quite seriously injured, her injury con-
sisting Of severe conclusions Of the
head, but she rega1ped consciousness
and is improved. Lester Allen, the
young man who was so badly cut IN
the runaway while he was cultivating.
is doing nicely today.
Residents of near Quarry and Lee
Grand complained by telephone this
morning to County Attorney A. c. Daily.
that the contracting firm. which is
operating the quarry for the North
western had blocked the road leading
east from the stone crushing plant with
a steam shovel. Sheriff A. A. Nicholson
was instructed to 80 to the crossing
and Investigate. He did SO, but when