Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-11

Dr. Lterle, eye, ear, nose ana tnfc u
fremont block. Glasses htted.
McCord's are making specialt on
Sundays Of their fried chicken din lers
Milk at our station cents per quart
Gem City Dairy. 400 South Fourth
street.
| Just ina big shipment Of the
famous Big Ben alarm clock. Aliens
! jewelry store.
| Baked chicken at the Y. w. c. A
Saturday night, $3.50 to Z. Public in
vited to . good home cooked supper.
| Messrs. Emmett Howard and Ralph
Winery went to Ames this morning to
see the Cornell-Ames football game
| this afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Gilman, OF Rockford, Ill.
arrived in the city Friday evening. ant
will be the guest OF her sister. Mrs. l.
Z. Abbott. and family for a month.
! A certificate to practice issued by
the state board Of veterinary medica
examiners to DR.. John Doerr, has beer
| filed by the latter in the office Of the
county recorder.
| Miss Jennie Smith, railroad evan
(; Gellst, will address the mems meeting
of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. which is tc
be held at the association building al
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
| Mrs. s. L. Burkheimer and daughte,
Beulah, 101 West Main street, will sc
! Monday to Otley for an extended visit
| with relatives. Mr.. Burkheimer viii
accompany his wife and daughter as
far as Oskaloosa.
Miss Grace Ewald went to Des
| Moines Friday evening for an over.
Sunday visit at the home Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. A. E. Ahrens. Miss Meta
Schmidt. of this city. who is teaching
| at Fort Dodge, is also a week enc
guest at the Ahrens home.
Madame Sherry" the sensational
| musical production Of decade. is tc
return to the Odeon tomorrow evening
this being one of the cities included il
the second ans-continental tour oil
this greatest of all musical plays
Prices so. IS. 81 and $3.50.
The Fidelity Savings Bank estab-
lished in 1892. with twenty years
experience in handling savings ac-
ie It's offers unusual advantages t.
depositors. This bank has paid 4 per
cent interest on deposits since 1t was
! organized. One dollar starts an &C.
count.
| A special train over the Northwest
ern carried the Cornell College foot
! ball team and 100 or more students
from Mt. Vernon to Ames this
morning for the annual game between
the schools this afternoon. The spe-
cial train stopped in Cedar Rapids and
this city to pick up passengers.
Mesdames L. NJ. Bash and Luther
Ray. and Miss Tena Berggren were
hostesses at the church Friday after
| noon at the regular meeting of the
| Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society. Fol.
lowing the regular business hour the
afternoon was spent socially. and light
refreshments were enjoyed. There wa.
an attendance Of about forty-five.
The condition Of Miss Fannie Quaife
mathematics teacher of the higt
school. is declared today to be, quite
satisfactory. in fact, as good as could
surgical operation thru which she
I
morning. Miss Quaife had a very
good night. and this morning showed
evidence of improvement.
Ladies Of 'Marshalltown! We wish tc
call your attention to our special dis
play and sale of classy new millinery
en- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
During this sale Miss DeMuth. Of our
Waterloo store. will be with US. and
| will be pleased to see you and your
| friends and will take great pleasure in
| caring for your wants. Burch Bros. &
Co.
Miss Lorabel Richardson, daughter
Of Mrs. Lora Richardson, principal of
the Abbott school. who has been quite
i'll for several days shows some slight
Improvement. The diagnosis in the
case has not been determined definitely
as yet, altho the report on blood test
for typhoid fever some of the symp-
toms Of which the patient showed Is
negative, and eliminates that disease
as one to be feared.
Engineer Charles MCGOWAN, Of the
Iowa Central. went to Ottumwa Friday
right for short visit with his daugh-
ter, Miss Marie, who is a student al
ST. Joseph's Academy. From Ottumwa
Mr.. MCGOWAN will go to Melrose to
visit his sister. Sister Mary Gertrude.
of the Order of the Holy Humility of
Mary. Mr.. MCGOWAN is still off duty
as result of injuries sustained sever
al weeks ago when he had a collision
with freight train at Chenille, MINI.
Altho improving slowly. there are still
some doubts whether or not Mr.. Nc.
Gowan will escape 2 minor surgical OPP
Grafton before he is entirely well.
Miss Jennie Smith, Of Washington,
ID. c., national evangelist for the w.
c. T. u, evangelist Of the railroad de-
partment of that organization. and
evangelist for the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, is in the city, called BY the
serious illness Of i1er sister, Mrs. Sarah
Davis. of Council Bluffs, who is suffer-
ing from a nervous breakdown at the
soldiers home hospital. Mrs. Davis
husband. Frank NJ. Davis, died five
weeks ago at the home hospital Of
tetanus. which followed an injury to
his hand. and since her husbands
death Mrs. Davis has failed rapidly.
Miss Smith has been secured for two
addresses at the Friends church Sun
day. She Is being entertained at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. e. H. Brown.
The travel department Of the wo-
mans Club was entertained Friday at
ternoon by Mesdames F. p. Lierle.
George w. McNeely, j. A. Cook. w. ~