Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-04

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The City In Bret
See two big acts. Isis.
Take your watch to Hodges
Plain tailored shirta at whitehead,s.
!. ChildrsRs spring coats at White
heads.
% J. G. Haas. Of Union. was in the city
today.
Fifteen pounds cane sugar 81. at
BatesolSG
\ Nnsahne silk petticoats. special,
H sass. u whitehead's.
Pienty Of good. fresh eggs at Brus-
Z tiers. 10 cents dozen. Phone 9ss.
Tho original Jersey Cream -four sold
: only BY Gecccd & Wing. Phone 2s4.
We have the largest assortment of
! trimmed hats in the city. ;Whiteheafs.
See Kennedy in tho black face act
/ and the iNirIkell sisters team, Isis the
ater tonight.
sLys, per can cents; corn per can,
< z cents; matches, thmree boxes for 10
cents. q Batesole's.
B. E Riley. who was injured Tues
7 day by falling down an elevator shaft.
is doing nicsly today.
\ Get 9 box Of Dr.. Hobson's cold tab
LETT. They have cured many colds. H
6. sieg, l1s West Main.
We hay6 Just received large ship
K 1nent Of euntrtmmed hats in all shapes
and si1es. Whitehea1s.
v We arc headquarters for Early Ohio
seed potatoes. Get our prices before
buying elsewhere. Bristol & Good.
Ms. w. O.. Robinson, who passed
thru an operation for infected gall
bladder at the White hospital a week
ago, 10 doing nicely.
.Ferndelw graham flour in three
pound packages for those wishing to
buy in small quantity. at McCord &
Wings. Phone 2S4.
Mrs. William Wehrman, who is a
patient ut the White hospital. is able
to be up and about, following a surgical
operation performed two weeks ago.
our soda fountain is now in charge
of Mr.. Carl Bigalow, first class DIS
penser. who will serve the very latest
drinks. Make 1t point to stop in.
Elder.
Mrs L. NJ. Osborne. who underwent
an operation at st. Thomas hospital
Wednesday for the removal of
growth Of bone from the nose. 10 doing
nicely today.
Thomas Wilson, Of Winnipeg. Can
ada. arrived in the city Wednesday
night to visit for several weeks with
his brother, Secretary H. E. Wilson. of
the Y. NJ. G. A.
Mrs. Mary McCarl, over East State
street. was operated upon at st.
Thomas hospital this morning for the
removal Of . tumor on the back. Her
condition following the operation was
good.
Further word from Rochester. Mimi.
relative to the condition Of Mrs. E. L.
Mcdaniel. Of Fort Recovery. O.. is to
the effect that Mrs. McDapiel 10 i'm
proving @as satisfactorily as could be
expected.
sylvester, the little son Of Henry
Busse. Of Luray, who is a patient at
St Thomas hospital, where he was OPP
Grated upon recently for the removal Of
diseased bone Of the hip, is recovering
very satisfactorily.
Miss jeanette Meyer. graduate
nurse of the city, who has been i'll fol-
lowing an operation for the removal
Of her tonsils, was removed to St,
Thomas hospital Wednesday afternoon,
suffering an attack Of influenza.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man Evangelical church was enter
tained by Mrs. William Clemens, 7O2
East Main street, Wednesday after
noon. The afternoon was spent in the
routine way. and the hostess served a
two-course lunch.
Mrs. Harry tSoddart passed thru a
very extensive surgical operation at the
White hospital this morning. submit
ting to an appendectomy, with other
complications. She recovered nicely
from the anesthetic, and this afternoon
her condition was as satisfactory as
could be expected
Mrs. l. G. Echternacht, 204 North
Third avenue, was hostess Wednesday
afternoon to the Court of Honor Circle
at its regular meeting. The afternoon
was spent with sewing, and the hos
tess served lunch. assisted by Mrs.
Milan Pinkerton, and Mrs. Frank Je-
ZONE. Guests Of the circle were Mrs.
Arthur Eckman and Mrs. Jacob Wittel.
The woman's Missionary Society Of
the Conversational church will be en-
tertained by Mrs. James T. Pound. s
North Seventh street, Friday afternoon
al q l o'clock luncheon. which will be
followed by an address by Mrs. Miriam
woodberry. Of Chicago, secretary OF
the women's department Of the Con-
Rregational Home Missionary Society
This Il the annual thank offering meet
ing for home missions.
At the regular meeting OF the Mar
shalltown Poultry and Pet Stock Asso-
ciation,. held, Wednesday night. 1t was
voted to raise the membership fee from
81 to 81. effective July 1. The advis-