Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-23

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The City In Brief ]
n. su,,ard. ostsopssh. Is West Aaia
George ). Allen. optical specialist.
Brown. photoerspher. IS West Aaia.
Attend the CLOAK sale at Benedict 4
BrintnAll'a
NJ. Dwight Denmead was in oska-
looaa saturday on business.
,chiidrsn's coats going for half price
at Dspedict & Brntnalrs.
Plenty Of old papers, . large bundle
Tor 3 cents 1t Timss-Rspublscan offaes.
d. A. R. Lynn. pnys,cian and sur
, seoa, oaice l33 West Main. phone
Position wanted by experienced lady
bookksspsr. Address H.11. care this
office.
Modern woodmen degree team will
have social and dance Wednesday.
Jan. e. Good music. Everybody come.
The Maulsby home. 10s East Linn
street, which has been quarantined for
scarlet fever. was released Saturday.
w. +. Innes. registered optician. with
Joseph Jewelry Company. Appoint
mentS made, no charge for consulta-
tion.
Tickets for Colonel Helps lecture on
California" will be on sale 1t the JOS
eph Jewelry store and Carls' Shoe store.
Admission. Is cents.
Dr.. A. D. Roth is giving special at
tention to chronic diseases. nervous and
ekin diseases. and diseases Of women.
Alfred Irwin. the stoddart Cafe cook.
who 10 sick Of pneumonia at the White
hospital. u much improved. and 1t was
said this morning that he was out Of
danger.
illustrations Of the large irrigation
enterprises as carried on in California
VIII occupy q chapter in Colonel Helps
great illustrated lecture Wednesday ev-
ening 1T tho Baptist church.
Myo c. Hurlbut. who moved to Los
Angeles last summer, has sold his res
ldence at the corner Of Fourth avenue
and Linn street to NJ. G. Beveridge. Of
this city. The price was $4,000.
Mr.. Carl Schultz. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Schultzs went to Dubuque
Saturday for q visit with relatives and
g., he o0{k - 70
the christening Of niece, born on
Christmas eve.
Messrs Phin shearer and Arthur
W. Carlson. of this city. who are stu
dents at Iowa State College, Ames.
and who have been spending the va
cation at their homes In this city. re-
turned to Ames Saturday.
The condition Of Eden Drake, who
underwent an operation for the removal
Of the prostate gland at St Thomas
hospital. 70 not encouraging. Symptoms
OF uremia have developed and the pa
tient is In . cricital condition.
The Presbyterian brotherhood met at
the w. w. Woods home Friday evening
for business session. at the conclusion
Of which light refreshments were en-
joyed. Mrs. Woods was assisted IN
serving by Mrs. w. A. Anderson and
Mrs. Lewis Wick.
Charles Bates. 204 North Fifth street.
who has been at st. Thomas hospital
several weeks. or since undergoing an
operation to wire the fractured bones
OF the right leg. has been removed to
his home. Mr.. Bates leg is in plaster
cast, and Is improving gradually.
80. 7-1--~s I1, =. -,
College, Cedar Rapids. delivered q
thoughtful and earnest address before
a fair-sized audience Of men at the
mems meeting OF the Railroad Y. NJ. c.
A. on the subject Of "A Strong Man." in
the east court room Sunday afternoon
Chief Engineer r. g. Kenly and w.
n. Bremner, general attorney for the
Minneapolis est. Louis and Iowa Gen.
trail railroads. arrived In the city this
morning to represent the latter COM
pany 1t &hs viaduot hearing before the
city council this evening. Mr.. Brernner
10 q former well-known Marshalltown
man.
Mr.. Edmund Silence. Of Conestota,
s. D.. who has been visiting for a few
days with his son. Mr.. R. B. Silence.
and wife. 20S South Eighth street,
went to Geneva this morning to visit
his two daughters. Mrs. Stoddard and
Mrs.. Putnam. Mr.. Silence is past so
years old. and made the long Journey
unaccompanied.
The funeral Of !, Mrs. Michael Claffey
was held from st. Mary's church at 8
o'clock this morning, Rev. J. ]. Fftz-
patrick officiating The service was
quite> laf6eiy, attended. Burial was in