Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-08

Rippletts.
George J. Allen. optical specialist.
Diamonds 4 Nlilisr's. i1l East Main
Dr.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Ripplette-we have It. The Andrew
Store.
e. J. Miller was in Abbott today or
business.
We carry a full line OF green veseta-
bles. Whitney Bros.
II you use a Winner bicycle you will
always be on time. See Schmidt.
Scots coal office. III East MAR
street, with American Express Com
pany.
The Winner bicycle has the Corbin
coaster brake; sure, quick, safe. See
Schmidt.
New fabric just out. ripplette, wasi
1t, dry 1t, and it is ready to wear again
See it. The Andrews store.
The Old Reliable Drug Compan,
want to deliver your drugs to you. Cal
291 and we will have the order at YOU
door promptly.
The woodmen Circle Aid societ,
! will be entertained Thursday at an all
day sew by Mrs. James Debates, 90(
South Center street.
Mr.. w. E. Nicholson and Mr.. L. G
Echternacht left Tuesday evening To-
Pueblo, Colo, where they will remain
for a short stay on business.
! Mrs. I. T. Forbes. who passed thr,
an operation for gall stones at st
Thomas hospital a few days ago, ii
improving very satisfactorily.
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For Sale-Two lots. each afty-twe
foot frontage on Boone street. between
Sixth and Seventh street. with eight
room house. cheap. G. c. Caswell.
When in hurry for the thing thai
YOU need from drug store. call 20.
and the Old Reliable Drug Store viii
make the delivery on short notice.
Mrs. NJ. s. Bellus, Of Faulkner, is ir
the city for visit of indefinite length
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. A
|C. Carlson, 30s North Second avenue
The Ladies' Aid Society of the STATE
Street Evangelical church will meet a.
the church Thursday for an all-da!
sew. Each lady is to take her oWr
lunch.
The Harmony Aid Society will be en-
| tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
H. L. Thorpe and Mrs. f.. A. Gran
dali, at the Thorpe home. 513 Soutl
Third street.
Mrs. Andrew McBain and daughter
Mamie, of Winnipeg, Man., arrived in
the city Tuesday to visit for few
weeks with Mrs. McBain's daughter
Mrs. Henry E. Wilson, and family.
Mr.. E. w. LaPlant, of Cedar Rapids
and Mr.. E. w. Virden, of Gilman, sec.
rotary and manager. respectively. o
the Gilman Canning Company. lef
Tuesday evening for Clinton. Mo.
where they will remain for few days
on business.
Fire that originated in the cupola Of
the LaPlant Tool Company shortly af.
ter o'clock Tuesday evening. called
out the department. Some water hat
start. The damage was slight, and I:
covered by insurance.
Irene welter, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Welter, who is al
st. Thomas hospital. is doing as wei
as could be expected. 1t has been de
termined definitely that the girl has ty
phoid fever. the Vidal test and bloot
count both being positive.
AS the result of falling from teetel
board at the Click school playground
at 4:3O Tuesday afternoon, Heller
Pegg. aged 6. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Pegs. 212 South Second avenue
sustained fracture of the right arm
just below the shoulder.
Conductor E. D. Young, Of the Min.
neapolis & st. Louis railway, who ha:
been off duty for two months owing t.
illness. has resumed his run on train.
Nos. and 4 between this city ant
Mason City. Conductor Frank Chap
man, of Oskaloosa, who has been OF
Mr.. Youngs run, has returned to the
freight service.
John West, fireman on a switch
engine in the Minneapolis & St. Loui.
! ydTOS, WdS AuJuTcU painfully puI no.
seriously Tuesday afternoon. While
shaking the CRATES Of his engine the
shaker bar slipped. throwing the weight
of Vests body again the boiler head
The young man sustained severe cash
Just above the left eye. cut on the
lip, and the loss of two teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bousum, 105 West
Boone street. were host and hostess to
the four other members Of an informal
social club which has been meeting
once a week all winter, at o'clock
dinner Tuesday evening. Dinner was
served in three courses, and the hours
following were enjoyed socially. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Cough
lin and Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Reynolds.
| The Visiting Nurse Association met
in regular monthly session Tuesday
evening at the library No substitute
has yet been obtained for Miss Anna
Collins. the visiting nurse. who left
Monday evening for her home in Iowa
City, where she will remain for time
until her health improves. Included in
Miss Collins report for the month just
past was the notation Of ZIG visits
made. and the treatment of twenty two
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