Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-26


Let us figure to wire your house for
|electric lights. Buchanan Boughton
Company.
DR.. Grove W. Harris. Office over
Whitehead & Weisman Phone esl.
house 1910.
Mrs. Harry Stewart of Gilman. spent
Friday in the city as the guest Of Miss
Georgia Mooney.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Baughman will go
to Des Moines this evening to attend
The Iowa state fair.
McCord and McCord will serve fried
chicken and baked fish lunch Sunday
from II to 1880 p. m.
Miss Minna Carr went to Anes this
morning to visit over Sunday at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ford.
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We have in our window r model Of
the French aeroplane regarded as the
ispeediest in existence. The Andrews
lStore.
Miss Genevieve Thompson, Of Cedar
Rapids, who has been visiting Mrs. j.
n. Baughman for three weeks returned
home this morning.
Now is the time you begin to burn
your lights; why not burn Tungsten
lamps and save your current bills. Bu
chanan- Boughton Company.
MIR. A. E. Wilbur left this afternoon
for Boone. where he will spend Sunday
with his sister Mrs. Julia Griffee, and
nephew. Mr.. Virgil Holcomb.
If you want our excellent work,
;r,I$ law
within the next thirty days. We are
mess. Brown.
Mrs. II. c. Ford. Of Ames, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Galloway and brother. Mr.. F.. w.
Galloway. for the past month, returned
home this morning.
Miss Ida Shove went to Chicago Fri
Gay, and from there will go to Grand
Beach, Mich. where she will be the
guest of Mrs. G.. c. Magenheimer, Of
Chicago, for a few weeks.
Miss Lucille Fredeen. of Pittsburgh,
spent Friday IN the city with her cous-
in, Mrs. T. J. 1ngledue. Miss Fredeen
is visiting IN State Center at the home
Of her uncle, Mr.. Nels Nelson.
Dr. John A. Earl. a wel-known
preacher and president of Des Moines
College. will preach at the Baptist
Temple tomorrow morning and eve
| ming. He Is q strong man and you Will
be delighted to hear him.
County Attorney and Mrs. A. c. Daily
returned homo Friday evening from an
enjoyable visit Of two months in New
W. H~ 0,{r{to
friends and relatives In both cities and
interest nearby.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Shove ani
daughter Dorothy will arrive home
Sunday from :Macatawa, Mich, aftel
a pleasant ortlnx. Mrs. Shove ant
! daughter have been gone for six weeks
and Mr.. Shove Joined his wife ane
: daughter two weeks ago.
Mrs. Sarah Brouhard, Of Colo. moth
err Of w. c. Brouhard. q clerk for the Nc
Bride and Will Drug Company, livini
q at Ill North Fourth street. was dis
charged this morning from ST. Thoma
n Hospital, where she has been talsin,
o treatment for two weeks. Mrs. Brou
hard returned to her home today.
Mrs. L. E. Matson, 4O6 East Chrucl
street, underwent an operation at tn
e Englewood hospital. State Center. thi
u morning, for the removal Of tumoI
;; and q telephone message to this cit.
announced M's. Matson's condition a
s. very satisfactory following the opera
ton. Mrs. Matson was formerly Mis-
= iAnna Hecox.
The infected arm with which d.
: Charles Patton is suffering at hi
t home. 4OS North Fourth street. show
,. a slight Improvement today. but tn
n patient is still confined to his home
and today was in bed. The arm wa
lanced again Friday afternoon, and !
a is believed that the infection has bee
overcome.
: Mrs. J. H. Egermayer and son 10
q seph. who have been away for tn
8 summer, arrived home this afternoon
u from Hamburg. where Mrs. Egermaye
and son have been visiting Mrs Eyer
, mayors parents DR.. and Mrs. ID. W
;, Swigart. since their return with MI
:. Egermayer from their trip thru tn
= northwest.
] Miss Lauretta Barnaby. Of Pasadena
Cal. cousin OF Mrs. w. E. Smelling
WHO has UeGN guest 1T lHe SIeIlllll
0 home for week, left this morning 70
Salem, O., her old home. where sh
will visit for several weeks. Mis-
Barnaby was a former teacher in th
high school here, having been employee
). under the late c. r. Rogers from 1853
l. until 1888.
/. Thirty-nine infantrymen. Of tn
Z Fourteenth regiment, United State
n army passed thru the city this morn
a ing on special car on their way from
: the recruiting station at Jefferson Bar
racks. Mo, to Fort Lincoln. 8. D.. an,
Fort Missoula, Mont. Sixteen OF tn
$ men are being sent to Fort Lincoln
= under command Of Corporal Sheppard
a for service. The rest Of the men ar
;. bound for Missoula under command o
{ Corporal Perry
a III order to ssecure an exclusive lin
: Of folders and mountinGs for our hol
;. iday patronage. we placed an order las
= June with Ernest Oeser & Co. Of Der
1 lin. The goods have Just arrived an
are certainly the most beautiful an
artistic styles this city has ever seer
d Since we have sold out We propose {
: begin using this new stock at once. Al
{ orders placed within the next thirt
? days will be finished on these beautifu
: mountings. Come In and zee them, l