Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
Gsors. J. Allen. optical specialist

George J. Allen. optical specialist
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DR.. Graham. osteopath. fremont block.
No meeting Of the Literary Clan was
held Monday evening.
Millinery opening at Miss Middle
kauff's beginning tomorrow.
You can always depend on getting
good butter at 9. p. Johnson's.
d.. Lisrls. sys. ear: nose and throat
fremont block. Glasses lifted.
Dr. Nosgle. veterinary surgeon. Nc.
Combs barn. phone 81. house 1859.
Plenty of fresh country butter and
eggs at Model Grocery. VIM. Mowrey
Plenty OF old papers. . large bundle
for cents q; Times-Republican Office.
Three days give all chance to see
our display OF tine millinery. Miss
Easter post cards, six for cents and
up at Newton's new store at II North
Center street.
The w. r. c. Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. G.
Bonghton 504 North Third avenue
DR.. Nye. Of Toledo, viii lecture on
"The Inspiration Of YOUTH" at the
Methodist church, tonight. Admission
free.
Deputy Clerk OF Courts q. HI: Reilley.
who has been sick at his home for q
week, was able to resume his work this
morning. .- "A
No 40 Repecca lodge y requested to
attend the funeral Of la p, Nell II
United Evangelical. church. tomorrow.
IL O'Clock. - 49, f,.s.ta -
,Messrs:- 8. w Griffiths ana g.
Holly left this morning for Chicago
and milwaukee, for q stay OF; 9 few
days on business I II d. II S..
Rev. wipam Pence. James arrived
home Monday evening from Clinton.
services in st. Johns church SUNDAY.
The 4-months-old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. McCrary. 307 North Sec
ond avenue, Is very critically III of
induced by acute indiges-
tion. 80
The history and bible study depart
ment OF the Woman's Club met
Monday afternoon at. the home OF Mrs.
L. R. Willard. and the regular study
hour was enjoyed
Miss Pearl Bus, who IS . student At
Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar
Falls, and woh has been spending the
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Bills, two miles southwest
OF tho city. returned to Cedar Fails
this morning.
Miss Grace ChappeN, of Corning,
who has been spending her vacation
with her friend and former classmate.
Miss Erma Low, at Green Mountain.
returned to Cedar Falls Monday eve
ming to resume her work in Iowa State
Teachers College.
A pile Of railroad ties, near the Chi
cago Great Western coal chutes. caught
fire late Monday afternoon. causing an
alarm to be turned in, and giving the
uptown department a long run. The
fire was put out with chemicals before
any damage had been done.
Mrs. Percy r. Wood returned home
this morning from CoHa1, where she
he's been with DR.. Wood, who has been
a patient at a sanatorium there. taking
treatment for articular rheumatism.
Dr. Wood Is improving rapidly, and ex-
poets to be home Sunday or Monday.
Mr.. H. p. Barber. Of CorrectonviNe.
spent Monday in the city visiting with
his cous1n, Ndr. r. + Barber. The
Melxrs. Barber visited with relatives IN
Liscomb today. Mr.. Barber stopped In
this city while on his way from Chi
cago. where he had marketed live
stock
Mrs. Herman Hittenmark, who un-
derwent a severe operation at the
White hospital late in January for
of the lower spine, gives
every indication of making really re-
markable recovery. 1t is expected now
that she will have gained so much that
in about two weeks she will be dis
charged from the hospital. Mrs. Hit
tenmark has suffered no pain for more
than two weeks and the wound has en-
tirely healed. The charities associa-
ton and the county made it possible
for Mrs. Hittenmark to have the oper-
alton and the hospital treatment and
care.