Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-09


Everything for winter at the bar
gain store. the cheapest place in town
The New England's clearance sale
price on 9x12 administer rugs Is $15.S9.
The New England's clearance sale
price on SKIP body brussel rugs is
$22.39.
Wanted - Experienced salesladies.
Inquire at A. H. Simon's store Wednes-
day, Jan. II.
Odd lace curtains and odd pairs lace
curtains, half price at the New England
clearance sale.
1t takes too much space and time to
tell you all the bargains at the w. &
w. January sale.
It takes too much space and time to
tell you all the bargains at the W. &
w. January sale.
1t takes too much space and time to
tell you all the bargains at the w. &
w. January sale.
women's outing gowns one-fourth
less former price. Extra large sizes.
The Andrews store.
Warted-Girls to sew on power ma
chimes Sheuerman Bros skirt factory,
10 East State street.
We have slaughtered the prices on
mems cravanettes. Come In and see
our bargains. Painters
wanted-A nicely furnished room.
centrally located. for gentleman and
wife. Inquire A. H. Simon store.
Mr.. G. C. Allison. Of Peterson, Clay
county, arrived in the city Friday night
! to visit for few days with his sister.
Mrs E. G. Letter.
The office OF the Marshalltown
Light. Power & Railway Company will
be open until p m. Tuesday. Jan. 10.
No discount after that date.
The Eastern Star Circle will be en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
F. E. Corbin, 4OS North First street, as
sisted by Miss Edna Fularton.
Rev. James Rayburn goes to Nevada
tonight to assist DIR. T. X. Hunter,
pastor of the Presbyterian church, in
conducting special services for two
! weeks.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
which was to have met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. D. NJ. Dickey. sos West
Linn street. will meet Thursday after
noon instead.
Mrs. A. r. Doty, 500 North Second
avenue, will entertain the relief aid
committee of the w. r. c. Tuesday
evening. At the meeting plans will be
made for the new year.
! Carl E. Lewis, who has been an in
surance solicitor for H. w. Shove, today
entered the employ of Letts-Fletcher
Company as a travelling salesman. with
territory out Of Oelwein.
Mr.. Louis Wilcox, Of Cedar Rapids.
passed thru the city Saturday on his
way to Eldora to see his father who
is very seriously sick and may not re-
ed to his bed with ailments due to old
age.
Mrs. George Coburn, who is suffer-
ing with rheumatic neuritis, was re-
moved to st. Thomas hospital this
morning for treatment Mrs. Coburn is
not seriously sick, but was taken to the
hospital that she might be more easily
cared for.
H. NJ. Wilson, an assistant engineer
wrist injured this morning when, while
! oiling one Of the pumps, he got his
wrist caught in the machine. No bones
, were broken. the injuries consisting Of
bad bruises.
Mrs. d. A. Collision, 304h West State
street. was hostess to . dozen Of her
lady friends at bridge Saturday after
noon. The prize awarded was won by
Miss Ida Fftzsimmons. Following cards
the hostess served two-course lunch.
assisted by Mrs. George F. Thayer and
Miss Olive Reeve.
| Arthur, aged IS months, the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Flatley, 400
East Linn street, Is very critically sick
Of pneumonia, following an emergency
operation for strangulated hernia, per-
formed 1t st. Thomas hospital Friday.
It is feared the baby's chances for re-
covery are not better than even. Mr..
FIatley's father, 1Ir. John Flatley, OF
Little York, is here. having come in
response to a message telling Of the
child's condition.
The funeral Of Miss independence
Arson was largely attended Sunday at
1ternoon at o'clock from Miss Anson's
home. over 1871 North First street. The
members Of Electric Rebekah lodge and
body, ana contributed pieces that went
to make up q large foTai display. Rev.
Jesse Cole, chaplain Of the soldiers
home. had the services in charge; and
interment was In Riverbide. The pail
bearers, Ill members Of Electric lodge
were Nesdames q. .. Sweeney. ]. q
I0unkor. G.. G. W0odmauSee, Della