Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-31


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Hodges repairs Watches
Hiring your watches to Hodss& H
For repairing 1ewslry. HodgsA
2. F. Bradford spent Tuesday In o..
kayoosA ON business.
Mrs. Emma Smith Of state Center
visited in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. John Clemens. Of Clemens, Va,
IN the city on business Tuesday.
Photographs made at your home b.
our new method. The Brown Studio.
Phone 424 for your drug wants
Prompt delivery. Elders drug store.
George r. Norris. nrs. lightning an
tsrnado insurance. Over IS West Nam
Just received fresh supply O,
"Whitman's" chocolates and bon bons
Elder drug store.
Our home grown tomatoes are com
Ing In every day and are certainly good
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Woman's Relief Corps will serve ice
cream tomorrow afternoon and even
ing at the Soldiers home
Wanted-Housekee middle aged
lady preferred. One that wants home
Inquire Bondage Hardware Company
Mr.. w. r. Harley of Des Moines,
district passenger agent of the Sioux
line. was in the city on business Tues
day.
Mrs. c. j. Lancaster and daughter
Goldie, Of Pierson. are guests at the
c. M. Propst home, 531 North Second
street.
Mr.. A. J. Busby, of Waterloo, was ir
the city on business Tuesday, going ir
the evening to Waterloo to look after
business matters.
Mrs. T. L. SpiIinan and daughte,
Veva. Of Mason City, who have beer
visiting here with friends, went home
Wednesday evening.
]. A. Edwards, of Green Mountain
underwent an operation for hemor.
rhoids at the White hospital today. His
condition today was good.
Miss Emma Armbrecht of state
Center. who underwent an operation in
st. Thomas hospital recently. returned
to her home Tuesday evening.
The Harmony Aid Society will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. George Brooke and Mrs. G. Lurick
at the Brooke home, 4O4 South Fourth
street.
DR.. Rosa Liebig was at ST. Anthony
today with her husband, Victor Liebig,
who is the county inspector Of the
concrete bridges being built under
contract.
You will find an electric washer in
dispensable after one trial. Let us
prove this statement We will he
pleased to send our voss electric wash
er to you on trial. C. F. Schmidt.
The members Of the Archers' Society
and their children enjoyed an all-day
picnic today, going this morning to
Rtverview park. where a picnic dinner
was enjoyed. The afternoon was spent
in a social way.
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George Gregory and George o. CO.
burn went to Cedar Rapids this morn
ing to attend the annual meeting Of
the Iowa district of the Northwestern
Retail Coal Dealers Association, which
opened there today.
! Mrs. Mintie WINERY, who returned
to the city recently from an extended
eastern stay, went to Union Tuesday
evening and will make her future home
with her sister. Mrs. Mary Corfe. and
mother, Mrs. c. e. McDill
Judge G. S. Robinson Of Sioux City.
q member Of the state board of con-
troll. spent today at the soldiers home
on business. He came here this morn
ing from Eldora, where he spent Tues
day at the state reform school for
boys
Dorothy. aged ~. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Mooney. Jr.. 302
South Second avenue, was removed to
st. Thomas hospital Tuesday evening.
where she underwent an operation for
acute appendicitis. The child's cordi-
ton is good today.
Mr.. Clinton has purchased lot Of
the same since just west Of the
Troutner property On it he will build
a story land "a half frame cottage of
six rooms. The estimated cost is about
$4,000. and 1t is expected that build
ing will begin. in about two weeks.
Henry Sundell, who has been in the
restaurant business in Minneapolis
since the middle Of March, has re-
turned to this city with the expectation
Of making his home here and again
engaging in some line OF business. Mr..
Sundelrs family is still at Minneap-
dis, but will Join him here later.
Glenn Coffin. the 14-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Coffin. of Jennings.
La, who went thru an operation for
Of the bone of the hip
week ago, was discharged from tie
White hospital this morning. Master
Coffin is a grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel WINERY, and is here with his
mother on visit.
Miss Bessie Ford. 112 South Second
street, arrived home Tuesday from
en- days vacation trip with relatives
Ind friends in Chicago, Aurora. and
,ther Illinois points. Mics Ford was