Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-23

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Dr.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Fresh ca.nsn at isaacson's. Phone
Isl.
Miss Esther vosburg, Of Gilman.
spent Thursdsyrtn. the city.
Mtss Sophia chindlund. Of Gilman.
visited in Tie city Thursday.
Special SAFE on hams, bacon and
lard at Isaacson's. Phone ls1.
{ Mr.. and Mrs mi willcuts, of Gil
man, spent Thursday in the city.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over 35 West Main.
Palmer's perfumes and toilet waters
are very refreshing. At Elders drug
store.
When you buy Culley 60 cent Japan
tea you get no better at any price.
Try 1t.
Don't forget the, big ball game sun
day. Elksi and X. Of c. Game called
o'clock
Mr.. ]. 9. Vest went to Des Moinec
Thursday evening for stay of a few
days on business.
A fresh lot of pimento. Canadian
cream. limburger, brick, Roquefort and
imported Swiss cheese at Culley's.
Just received fresh shipment of
"Hylers" chocolates and bon bons Old
Reliable Drug Company, j. A. Turner,
manager
The best ball game Of the season
Sunday at fair grounds. Elks VS.. K. OF
G.. Game calico, at 3 O'Clock, AGmis-
sion 25 cents. ,--,N--.
The body Of William +. White, the
Scott county veteran who died at the
soldiers home, was sent to Clinton to-
day for interment.
Mrs. Hattie Clifford, Of Clifford. who
/ has been in the city for brief visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. y.
Rowen, returned home Thursday even
ing
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Mr.. Willard Hull went to Des Moines
this morning where he will remain
thruout the state fair. where he Will
have charge Of the exhibit Of II. Will
lard, Son & Co., Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deibler. Of Kanawho.
arrived in the city Thursday in their
automobile, and were guests until to-
a., - I've Hammer
day Mr.. and Mrs. Deibler left for Polo,
ILL.,, accompanied by Mrs. Hepner
To make room for our holiday line
we are closing out all OF our manicure
sets. travelling sets. hair brushes. etc.
at so per cent reduction. Old Reliable
Drug Company. J. A. Turner, manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II Houghton and
daughter Caro,. and Misses Alma Van
Horn, Jessie Cripps. and Lois Holroyd,
Of Albion, went TO fDes Moines this
morning, where they will form camp
ing party on the state fair grounds
rand remain during the fair. After the
fair Mr.. houghton' viii go from Des
Moines t. Sioux City to look after bust
ness mates. 80 ~ ~.
Richard Hughes, aged e., Of Grace
land. Mimi. was brought to st. Thomas
hospital from Colo Thursday afternoon
and this morning underwent an emer-
gency operation for gall stones and
appendiceal abscess. Mr.. Hughes had
been to Ames to visit (: sister, and was
at, Colo with relatives when the acute
attack was suffered. The mans condi-
ton is very critical. and: some doubts
Fhave been expressed ssi I'd his recov-
cry.
Mre. T. r. Thornton, Of Omaha. who
was in the city visiting her mother
Mrs. George EEberL,a511 East Linn
street, was taken III suddenly Of an
acute attack OF gall stones, and was
removed to st. Thomas hospital this
morning. Mrs. RhoEnton, is very III
and Is in no condition. nov to undergo
an operation which will doubtless have
to be performed later. Mrs. Thornton
was formerly Miss Annabel Hoes. OF
this city. ,~.lg- s&
Mrs. Fred f. Thompson. 3oe East
State street. entertained the members
Of the Anniversary Club at her home
Thursday afternoon. The affair cele-
brated the fourth wedding anniversary
Of the hostess. The hours were spent
socially. and with sewing, and at
o'clock the hostess served two-course
lunch, assisted by Mrs. r. Edwinson
The table and house decorations were
in yellow and white. Mrs. r. K. Hub
bell Of ST. Louis. sister Of the hostess,
was the only out-of-town guest.
An item in the Grinnell correspond
ence to the Times Republican Thurs
day relative to the illness of Frank
Peterson, at Des Moines, proved of In
terest locally. Mr. Peterson. who is a
division engineer on the Chicago Great
Western railway, was reared In this
city and is well known here. According
to the information from Crinnell Mr.
Peterson was suffering from a severe
kidney ailmsnt. but Is now improving
His sister, Mrs. Laura Peterson Parish
of Grinnell, and the latter's husband
DR., o. +. Parish, were called to Des
Moines owing to Mr.. Peterson's Ill
ness.
Complimentary to her guests, Miss
Hazel Long. Of Council Bluffs, and
Miss Dorothy Finch. Of Chicago, Miss
Margaret WATSON was hostess to thirty
guests at a prettily-appointed 9 o'clock
breakfast given at the WATSON home.