Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-14

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Make our store headquarters during
Marshalltown's big sale. Whitehead's.
Mrs. Charles Keoppel Of st. An
thony, was q Monday visitor in the
city.
Methodist church, supper Wednesday
evening. May Is. from $3.50 till all are
served.
why not have the baby's picture In
u dozen Of those 81 photos? Quality
photo den.
Have your prescriptions filled by
your experienced druggist. Henry Sieg,
11s West Main.
Mayhower baking powder Will be
used in oil cooking and baking tests
at the cooking school.
Absolutely free all day Big Wednes-
day Dickinson's pure fruit juices at
the New England Store.
Any ladies' oxford or pump will be
sold on wednesday only at 20 per cent
discount. Ingledue & Young.
The Court Of Honor Circle will meet
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. b.
Haines, GIG West Boone street.
Mrs. w. H. Bardwell and daughter
Eleanor returned home Monday even
!; Ing from few days visit in Chicago
Re sure and visit Whitehead's store
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday. Great bargains in every de-
partment..
Make your headquarters at the New
England Store Big Wednesday and
drink Dickinson's fruit juices. abso-
lutely free.
~ Cameo canned fruits and vegetables
will be demonstrated every afternoon
and evening at the cooking school, 1922
124 West Main.
Complimentary to the soth ami
versary Of Samuel WINERY. relatives
Joined Sunday In q family dinner at
the WINERY home.
Don't forget Weisman's bargain
h store. Every day is bargain day at the
ORIGINAL bargain store. 10 North First
avenue. The yellow front.
Don't forget Weisman's bargain
store Every day Is bargain day at the
original bargain store ~ North First
avenue. The yellow front.
Don't forget Weisman's bargain
store. Every day is bargain day at the
original bargain store, 10 North First
avenue. The yellow front.
NJ. C. Murdough. of Tama, has sold
to J. H. Waters the property at the
corner Of Seventh avenue and Nevada
street for $4,000, according to the deed
that was filed today.
D.Aa~ ~. 800, IN o$o ~
st. Paurs Episcopal church, accom-
panied by his family. reached the city
Monday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Babin
win be guests for few days Of differ
ent members Of the parish until they
become settled in their new home at
South Third street.
Frank Cadrone, an Italian section
man employed by the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railway, fell from a handcar
while returning to the city Monday
evening. The car passed over Ca
drone's body, injuring his back pain
fully as well as the right knee. 1t Is
not believed. however. that the injuries
will prove serious. The man was re-
moved to st. Thomas hospital.
Sheriff A. A. Nicholson and Officer
Charles Hurd arrived home Monday
evening from Anamosa. where they &C
companied Elmer Buck, returned to the
state reformatory for violating his
parole. According to information the
sheriff received at the reformatory,
Buck has four years more Of his orig
inal term to serve, now that he has
violated his parole. The violation Of
the parole, however, does not cause
forfeiture OF the good time gained on
the preceding years Of service.
Funeral services for Mrs. Augusta
sebere were largely attended at
o'clock Monday afternoon from the
residence. 211 South Third street. being
n charge Of Mr.. P. Hosmer. stu
dent at Augustana College. Rock
island. III. The choir of the Swedish
Lutheran church sang, and many floral
pieces were sent by friends OF the fam
ily. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Charles Smith, Charles and Charles
G. Gustafs0n, and August, p, and Gus
Mold. Interment was in Riverside Mr..
and Mrs. silford, Of Boone, the latter
q sister, and Mr.. c. ]. johnson, a
brother, Of Fairfield, were present at
the funeral from out Of town.
private funeral services for John A.
wick, were held at 1880 today from
the home of Mr.. Watson. sister. Mrs.
]. +. Tallett. 305 Fremont street, Rev.
3. q. Martin officiating. Flowers were
sent by the Knights OF Pythias, Royal
Neighbors. Highlanders, and Rev. Mr..
Martins bible class Of the Congre-
rational Sunday school. Aside from the
members of the family very few OF
the more intimate friends and mem
bers Of Cosmopolitan lodge attended
\ the service. The pail bearers. all mem
.berss OF the Knights OF Pythias, were
4 Messrs. w. w. Doolittle, George Greg
DRY. W. e. Leech, John :Moehri, George
olson, and A. c. Buchanan. Relatives
q present at the funeral from a distance
were Mrs. Mary Jaqua, of Waterloo;
H J. Cummings. Of Denison: ]. Il.
Young ana u. w. Campbell. Of Rein
beck; and Matthew watson, Of Gilman
..e..ert ..,.- :: .::--e: &c ~:
grave the Knights Of Pythias had
charge of the service.
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