Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-01
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The City IN Brief
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George ,. Allen, optical spsciaiist.
Or. Graham, osteopath, fremont block.
7. F. Bradford was In Eldora today
on business.
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Telephone 1l0s red.
OR. John Hughes. Of Cedar Rapids.
was In the city today on business.
Or. A. r. Lynn, physician and SUR
geon. Office 1872 West Main, phone 1888.
Mrs. H. A. Weisman arrived home
Saturday evening from weeks visit
with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs, ]. w. Pursel viii entertain the
Baptist Hill Bible Class at its regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon.
| The Storm tonight. improved film
1t the Isis theater. East Main street.
Don't miss this one, beet yet.
/ The Storm tonight. improved film,
at the Isis theater. East Main street.
Don't miss this one. best yet.
| Let US deliver you one of our G. e.
electric irons on two weeks trial.
Buchanan Bonghton Company.
The Car Workers Ladies' Auxiliary
will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
| by Mrs. ira McCool, 607 West Nevada
street.
| Ladies don't forget Carrs special
shoe and oxford sale fnr "Wednesday
only. Choice Of any ladies' shoe or ok
tford only $3.50.
Mrs. c. e. WEIGH and daughters
Marian and Dorothy, OF Eldora, spen,
Saturday in the city as the guests OF
Miss Myrtle Parks.
Membsrs of the state board of con-
troll and State Architect H. T.. Liebbe
were in the city this morning while on
| their way to Eldora.
| Mrs G. W. Hiieman went to Des
Moines Saturday evening summoned
!! by the serious illness Of her sister. Mrs
| George Hinshaw, formerly OF this city.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
\ will meet with Mrs. I. s. Rist and Mrs
4 ]. d. Parker at the Rist home, 500
H South Fifth street, Wednesday after
H noon.
\ Mrs. Benjamin Robbins and Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Fred Wescott, who have been
/ qusrantined in the detention hospital
1 while sick with the smallpox. were re-
leased Sunday.
Some bargains In dried fruits at Gull
! ley's. Blackberries two pounds for %
| cents, large Muscatei raisir1s at three
pounds for rs cents. dried peaches at
10 cents for the LIN cent size.
c. H. Bates. 2O4 North Fifth street,
resumed his work az foreman of the
1 Ndarshalltown bottling works today,
after having been of duty for four
weeks owing to = fractured leg.
1 Mrs. George Lundy and little daush-
In the city Sunday evening for visit
4 of about two months at the home OF
Mrs Lundys parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Garwood.
Mrs c. ]. Scheeler arrived home
Saturday evening from Cedar Falls
where she has been visiting for q few
days with her daughter. Miss Loa
Scheeler. who 10 a student at the Iowa
State Teachers College.
Merle. SON of NJ. and Mrs NJ. E
Melvin. 8 West Grant street, suffered
q dislocation OF his left wrist Sunday
afternoon, while cranking the Melvin
automobile. The crank backired
striking the boy on the arm.
II Adr. and Mrs. Jesse Wright, formerly
Of this city but in more recent years
Of Fargo, N. D.. have returned to Mar
shailtown to make their home here
Mr.. Wright has entered the employ Of
the Iowa Central in the latter's. cal
shops.
Lady or gentleman solicitor wanted
to represent the Equitable Life OF Iowa
in Marshalltown and vicinity. Liberal
contract Immediate employment. H
Il. Casner. district agent No. 10 First
National Bank Building. Marshalltown
Iowa
Mrs. C. w. Sparks. who has been at
tending the national convention Of the
Y. w. G. A. at Indianapolis. returned
home Sunday night. While away Mrs
Sparks stopped at Delhi. o. for a short
visit with her daughter, Madge. who is
teaching in the high school there
Having purchased the plumbing bust
ness Of +. e. Bailey ask the contin-
uance Of the old patrons. My exper-
fence with this business believe en-
ables me to offer the best service.
will make specially Of repairing. The
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