Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-23
Dr.. Bullard, osteopath. Is Yves. Main

DR.. Billiard, osteopath. Is West Main
Six room modern house to rent Sept
l. Dr.. Lierle.
Carl Bigelow spent the day In Boone
with Arthur Smith.
Constable William NJ. Collins spent
the day in Gilman on business.
George r. Norris. fire, lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Knabc. the worlds greatest plano.
Eadis Music Co.. II South First st"eet.
a splendid assortment OF emblems,
pins. buttons and charms. Aliens Jew
elry store.
To Rent-Large, nicely furnished
front room, modern. no North Center
street Mrs. Skegg.
We are showing some Of the most
beautiful patterns III bracelets we have
ever shown. Aliens jewelry store.
There will be no band concert at the
soldiers home park Thursday evening.
as the band will be in Conrad for the
field day.
! \ ;.s;r !.eg Of tho finest Queen olives
| just opened at Culley's. also large as
sortment OF ripe olives, a fine addition
to any lunch.
| Miss Nora White 500 East Linn
street, returned home Tuesday night
from q ten days visit With relatives
and friends in ST. Paul and other Min
nesota points.
| The funeral of John Knorr will be
held at $50 O'Clock Friday afternoon
from the German church, Rev. Earl
Rest conducting the services. Inter-
ment will be in Riverside.
! The newest thing in Heinz fifty sev-
en- varieties: Grape Fruit Marma!ads
! the most delicious narmalade made
also Heinz Mustard ketchup. new
| continental table sauce. Get these al
Cuiley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Zug and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Pound left Tuesday in the
Pound auto for Newton. where they
remained over today attending the
county fair They expect to return
home Thursday.
Louis Johnson. Of Belle Plaine. who
has been confined to the White hospital
for some time suffering from typhoid
fever, has almost entirely recovered
and will be discharged from the hospi-
tai tomorrow morning.
Lillian Hamblin, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs T. j. Hambin, 70s South Thir6
street, who is i'll at the White hospita
of typhoid fever, is in a serious condi'
ton today, her condition showing de
cided change for the worse.
Mr.. G. NJ. Waters, of Washington, d
c., who has been visiting the past ST,
weeks at the home of his daughter
Mrs. John Pursel. left Tuesday nigh
for his home. Mr. Waters will leave
Washington soon for San Diego. Cal.
where he expects to make his home
Announcements have been received
by relatives and friends in this city. o
the birth on Aug. IS. of an eight-pount
son to Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. Beeson. o
Missoula Mont. The babe has beer
christened Arthur Wilson. Mr.. Beeso,
is a son of Mr.. W. B. Beeson, Of thi!
; city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Porter, o
Brighton, who have been visiting a
the home Of Mrs. Porter's cousin. Jos
eph Wllitacre. went to Written TIL
morning where they spent the day
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Price
From Written they will go to st. Pau
for a visit Of two weeks with relatives
The funeral Of Mrs. Rose Brand will
be held from the German church a
1890 Thursday morning. the services
being conducted by Rev. Karl Rest
The body will be taken to the church
an hour earlier and the church will b.
open to the friends until the hour
the funeral. 1nterment will be In tn
!. Rock Valley cemetery
Charles Myers, secretary Of the Mar
shalltown Club, has bought OF J
II. EEermayer the residence propert.
at 3OS West Jerome street. now occu
, pied by Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Schmel2
The lot has frontage Of eishty-on
feet on Jerome street, and depth o
/ ninety feet on Fourth. The considera
ton for the property Is $1,000. Mr.. an,
!, Mrs. Myers expect to occupy the prop
; erty on Oct. 1.
The women's Missionary Society Q
, the Friends church, was entertaine
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Jess
Southwick, ITO West Church stree
: The meeting was given over endrel
. to Rev. Jefferson Ford, a returned mis-
sionary from Jamaica, who came to thi
city from Oskaloosa, where his Wife
parents reside. Rev. Mr.. Ford gave
lmust Interesting talk on his work /
Tap,ojca and exhibited various pic
lures and curios. The hostess serve
light refreshments, assisted by her so
Homer. Rev Mr. Ford went from her
to Bangor Tuesday evening.
CAME NEAR DREAMING TOO LON,
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