Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-18

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Eadis Music Co. pianos. u D First
Marshs.ltown Dress Club. Phone 30.
Dr.. Bullard. ostsopath. IS West Main.
DR.. Ralph :. Keyssr. Hopkins block.
239.
Don't forget the big Ben Hur dance
Thursday, Sept. 81. Red Mems hall.
For Sale ,sideboard. lawn mower
and step ladder. COS East Main street.
DR.. Collins Linn, who has been sick
Of typhoid fever for seven weeks, Is
able to be out and about.
Mrs. Carl s. Heitshu. South Fourth
street. wins the Jewell Chatham Fire
less Cooker given away by Abbott q
Son.
Mrs. e. A. Crandan and Mrs. c. H.
Schechter spent Saturday at Grinnell in
attendance at the district meeting of
Rebekahs.
Managers Of the branch houses of
the Western Grocer Company were in
this city today to attend their regular
monthly meeting.
\ Wanted-Women and girls to peal
tomatoes at canning factory. good
i wages. Western Grocery Company
Mills canning department.
The greatest western play ever writ
ten. THE Sauaw Man." will be the at
traction at the OGeon Tuesday evening.
Prices %. s5. so, rs and 81,
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Mrs. j. L. woy arrived home Satur-
day evening from Galesburg, ILL.,. where
/ she has been for a two weeks visit
with Mrs. Effie Cruikshank Milisen,
formerly of this city.
Mr.. w. c. McCarten spent Sunday in
Ottumwa in attendance at an initiatory
session of the Knights of Columbus.
MIR. McCarten assisted the Mason City
| degree team III exemplfying the work.
Justice I. S. Willard, who has been
confined to his home for week. suffer-
ing from an injury to his back. sus-
tanned while trimming fruit tree, was
able to be down to the office Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. Harry B. Keats, of Des Moines,
superintendent Of the Iowa yearly
meeting of Friends, who has been in
| 1AsoAOA anu AOWa ais, WAS mere In )
morning for short time while on his
way home
| To Rent-Either furnished or un-
furnished, the house on Fifth street,
opposite my residence. Seven large
rooms all on one floor and modern in
every particular. Almost new. D. w.
Norris. Jr..
The Little wonder Gas Maker Is the
ideal heater. 1t burns kerosene of a
cheap grade. IT,, expense Of operation
is SO small that they effect great saw
ing in fuel See the demonstration at
103 East Main street.
Mr.. w. H. Hammond spent Sunday
| in Hampton at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. N. Bray, where Mrs. Hammond
has been visiting for a week. Mrs.
Hammond accompanied her husband
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. j. s. Bunker arrived in the city
from ColfaX Saturday evening. and on
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Bunker,
will return to Colfax to live. Mr..
Bunker is employed at the carpenter
trade at Colfax, and is taking treat
ment for an injury that he received
in a fall a few years ago.
Miss Harriet B. Mckinley, Of ST.
Ansgar. arrived in the city Saturday
evening. and will visit for few days
with her sister. Miss Angelina McKin-
ley. secretary OF the Y. w. c. A. Miss
Harriet Mckinley Is on her way to
Madison. Wis. to enter upon the work
Of her senior year in the University Of
| Wisconsin.
| Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Walker, of
Iona, Mich, are In the city as guests at
the home of Mrs. Walkers father. Mr..
Anthony Estel. Mrs. Walker will be
here two weeks, and her husband one.
Mrs. r. Allen. of Rapids City. 8. D.. an
| other daughter OF Mr.. Estel, Is also
here for a few weeks visit, and will be
| joined by Mr.. Allen later.
Superb, realistic. striking and sincere
are the words that will apply to the
production of "The Squaw Man" at the
Odeon Tuesday night, play worthy of
the best patronage. 1t is what it sets
out in its headlines. an idyll of two
continents, holding the atmosphere of
both centuries old England and of the
newer. frontier west. Prices %, 35, 80,
Is and 81.
|
j. H. Waters, 10 South Third ave-
rue. Is seriously sick ct his home of
appendicitis. The apuenIix has rup-
tured and it is thought that an abscess
has formed. Because of his weakened
condition it is not thought safe to at
tempt to operate, but an operation is to
be performed as soon as the patients
condition will allow it. Mr.. Waters
was resting a little easier today. and
it is thought that he Is slightly inn
proved.
Bert Everist has purchased Of Harry
Bodine the old Holm dairy property
at the corner of Ninth and Doty streets,
a tract of three acres, or which he will
move with his family about March 1.
One acre of the tract is in fruit, ard
the place is equipped for keeping cows
and chickens. Mr.. Everist buys the
place as a home in order to provide his
boys with something useful to do and,
as he says. ito keep them Off the
streets
The Marshalltown Trowel Company
and the LaPlant Tool Company gave
their employees picnic Saturday at
Riverview park. and delightful day
was spent in the woods. The two firms
furnished the material that made up q
delicious fried chicken dinner and
transported the employees and their