Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-16

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For repairing jews'ry. Hodges.
George J. Allen. optical specialist.
Dr.. Bullard. ostsopath. Is West Main.
Dr.. Burkart. ostsopath. II w. Main.
Tonight. Nj. Irvins Parker. rastime
comedian. Princess.
Dance in Forney's hall Saturday
night. Admission so cents.
Read the large ad Of Allen, the Jewell
er, in another column in this issue.
Buy your shoes at Larson & Clemens
Saturday. and get ticket for dinner.
simkins q Estsl. Undertaking par
lors. ZIG East Main. Ambulance service.
Everist can do few more rooms
this week. Pick out your paper early
tomorrow.
DR.. Grove w. Harris. Office over
Whitehead & Weisman. Phone ga.
house 1910.
Don't forget we are selling English
walnut meats 80 cents per pound.
George l.. Andrews.
A puzzle prise will be given each boy
or girl coming into the Camera Shop
Saturday. May Is.
Watch Friday nights paper for
special prices on shoes for Saturday
only. Ingledue & Young.
Another shipment Of BarWells i'm
ported English lawn grass seed in bulk
| at McCord & Wings, phone 2S4.
For Sale-At reduced price, copy of
the new Marshall County History. Ad-
dress 1-13, care Times Republican.
Larson & Clemens shoe firm will give
ticket for dinner to each one making
a purchase of 49, For Saturday only.
Phone 2S4 for some Of those cooking
bags like those used at the cooking
school. McCord s. Wing, west end
grocers.
Photographs sent out by the Ameri-
can Press Association Of current events
will be shown in our windows. Changes
daily. The Andrews Store.
Mrs. ID. A. Collision and babe went to
Hampton this morning to visit the
formers aunt. Mrs. W. b. Barney. and
friends for the rest of the week.
All interested in business educa-
ton should learn Of the special grad
uation scholarship now being offered
by the Central Iowa Business College.
We are always willing to help you
If you are having trouble with your
camera. Nothing pleases US better
than to help you get good pictures. The
Camera Shop.
For Sale-A two-cylinder 1910
model F. Buick touring car, thoroughly
overhauled and In fine condition. Price
$3.50. Phone $50 or call rooms 1, 2, 8.
4, Hopkins block.
The Court of Honor Circle was en-
tertained at it's regular meeting We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. T. B. Haines,
GIG West Boone street. A social time
followed the routine business, and light
refreshments were enjoyed.
Mrs. Marshment has only words Of
highest commentator for Mayfower
tests. Was used at Mason City very
please you. Did you ever'trysit?
In another column Of this issue will
be found the notice Of the closing out
sale of George j. Allen. For twenty
years Mr.. Allen has served the Mar
shalltown public Beginning Saturday
at p. m. he will begin the auctioning
off Of all goods in stock.
yDr.sw. H. RobilIiard, Of Faribault.
Mimi, who is on his way home from
the; city at the home of his nephew.
Mr.. Joseph A. Whitacre. DR.. Robil-
lizard has been to Ames to see his son
Harold, who is student at Iowa State
College.
The Ladies' Aid Society 81 the Ger
man Evangelical church was enter
tanned at the church Wednesday after
noon 6y Mrs. George Miller. The usual
business and work were disposed or
and the hostess served refreshments.
Miss Edna Fraser, Of Conrad. was
guest Of the society.
Blood poisoning, resulting from an
lnRcOWn tOendll, 10 pIOSAA6 SOAAONS 49,
the case Of Miss Hettie DERRICK. Of
Storm Lake, sister of Mrs. F. p. Bar
Der, 1O7 North First street. who came
here a few weeks ago owing to the
death of her father, the late Jesse
Derrick. An abscess that had formed
on the foot was opened and drained.
A recital was given by the inter-
mediate piano pupils Of Miss Katherine
sutphen and Miss Lillian Fleming
teachers identified with the Marshall
School of Fine ARTS, at their studio, IN
the Masonic block, Wednesday evening
Sixteen music students took part In the
pleasing recital. which was open to the
public, and was enjoyed by an audi
ence Of about forty people.
Mrs. Edward Sprecker, wife Of a
young farmer living in Marion town
ship, is very critically Ill OF uremic
poisoning. following the birth OF a
nine pound daughter Tuesday morning,
The uremic commissions set In four and
one-half hours after the birth of the
babe, and for time 1t was feared the
patient would die. Today Mrs. Spreck-