Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-18

We will have country dressed spring
chicken for Saturdays trade. Get your
order In early. Phone "a. Cooperative
Store. Phone "a.
My residence on Main street is near
ing completion / now offer for sale
my property at 406 North First street
Satisfactory terms can be arranged. L.
r. Willard.
Mrs. Anna Young has returned home
from a visit of few weeks in Chica-
so and West Pullman. III. She also
visited in Upton with her sister, Mrs
Ora Sargent.
Our window is always full Of good
things to eat such as eating pears.
peaches, plums. grapes. canteloupes.
watermelons. bananas, and oranges.
Phone AS Kendall & West
Our supply OF muskmelons and wa
termelons. all home grown, guaranteed
good, and received fresh from the fields
daily. We have certainly sold a lot OF
them. Reynolds s. Sheldon.
Canteloupes that are good are hard
to And. II you want real good ones ask
for "Honeysuckle or Woolard's Rocky
ford" they are for sale at George An
drews' or at McCord & Wings.
John Knorr, a well-known old Ger
man resident Of the city, living at 1912
South First avenue. - very low AZ the
result of valvular disease Of the heart.
with which he has been suffering for
several months.
Miss Tillie Baxter, 100 North Ninth
street, who has been suffering for
week with an abscess on the knee.
caused by bruise. will submit to an
operation for draining the abscess at
her home Saturday.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. w. Sparks. daughter,
Miss iMadge. and son, Mr.. Fred Sparks.
arrived home Thursday evening from
a three weeks motoring trip turnout
northwestern Iowa, eastern Nebraska.
South Dakota. and Minnesota.
Miss Zoe Smith, Of Webster City.
who has been visiting at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Smith.
at Liscomb. arrived in the city this
morning for a short visit with rela-
tives before returning home.
The 2-year-old son Of Fred Barker.
corner Of Fifth and johnson streets,
who fell from a swing and sustained a
fracture Of the right thigh. is making
satisfactory recovery. and the cast
from the leg was removed Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Inman, Of Lee
Grand, were In the city Thursday and
today, visiting with relatives. Mr.. and
loo
from two months visit with their
sons, ]. L. Inman and Tracy Cagwin,
at Mentor, MINI.
Rev c. II. Morris returned to the
city this morning from Clemens. where
he has been holding series OF meet
in9s at the Church of Christ at Bevin's
Grove this week. Mr.. Morris will re-
turn to Clemens this evening to con-
t!nue the meetings. The meetings will
probably close Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Wheater and
daughter Margaret. arrived home
Thursday evening from Ogdensburg. n.
T., Mr.. wheater's boyhood home.
which he had not visited for seventeen
years. Mrs wheater and daughter have
been in the east for a month. and Mr..
wheater Joined them at Ogdensburg
two weeks ago.
Rev. and Mrs. f. H. Brown went to
I.eGrand this morning to attend the
Friends quarterly meeting. which will
continue turnout the week. Mr.. Brown
will speak at one Of the. sessions. In
Mr.. Browns absence Sunday Rev. JEFF
ferson Ford. q returned missionary
from Jamaica, will I'LL the pulpit at the
Friends church.
Mrs. Frona Scott, Of Liscomb. was In
the city this morning, being on her way
to Milwaukee, where she has been
called by telegram announcing the
death of her brother-in-law. George
Strong, a conductor on the Milwaukee,
Chicago line of the Milwaukee road.
Tho telegram stated that Mr.. Strong
had been killed by q train while on
duty but no particulars Of the accident
were given. The funeral will probably
be held Saturday.
Word received by friends in this city
from Lon II. Boydston, formerly Of
| Marshalltown, is to the effect that he
is doing well on his ranch near Shoe
maker, N. NJ, and that his health has
improved greatly since going to that
country nearly two years ago. Mr..
Boydston's son, Burt, has charge OF the
ranch, and also has claim Of his own.
The season has been good for growing
crops, and prospects for a good yield
were never more promising.
Conductor H. A. Colt. OF the Iowa
Central, has taken q leave Of absence.
and will take vacation trip to Los
Angeles, Cal, near where several rela-
tives reside. Mr.. Colt expects TO be on
duty about two month"; During his alb
sence his run on Nos. : and Z between
this city and Peoria will be In charge
of Conductor Frank Chapman, OF, o.
kaloosa. Mr.. Chapman has been on
Conductor Frank Carter's run on I and
since NV Cartev- was intiraA .Se..
days ago. and beginning today Ar.
Carters run viii b In charge Of Con.
/. ductoe Frank snyder: oe oslnlossa.