Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-02

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Walser, dentist. 1lS East Main.
DR.. Bullard. ostsopath. IL West Main.
Have you heard the latest. popcorn
crispettes are delicious.
Organ recital. Methodist church to-
night. Admission rs cents.
South Side Coal Company ian supply
you with good o Phone 81.
George r. Norris, IRE. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
New style mounts, 50 and 81 per
dozen during February at the Brown
Studio.
Saturdays special at Wachter's con-
fectionery, peanut brittle, 10 cents per
pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Sinclair and chill
dren left Thursday evening for their
stay in California.
Lars Johnson, the aged Larloiiie
farmer. who is very i'll Of appendicitis
at his home, Is no better.
Mrs. John Brindle, sos South Fifth
street. who is very i'll of cancer Of the
liver, is no better today.
See NJ. Banzhaf for plumbing;
prompt service and right prices. Phone
$40: Is North First street.
Can you think of anything nicer than
q co,pfr1- .1rooSo5 Thipfnn fOr SUNDAY
dinner? Reynolds & Sheldon.
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There is an ever increasing emand
for popcorn crispettes. There's a rea-
son. 1t your grocer and confectioner's.
Word from Minneapolis is to the eff
feet that Mrs. j. H. Hole, who mas been
seriously ill of pneumonia, is improv-
ing.
Mrs. George Patton continues to i'm
prove at the White hospital, where she
passed thru a surgical operation re-
Gently.
John Brown. the Marion township
farmer who is i'll Of typhoid fever at ST.
Thomas hospital, is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
You can easily and proftably over
come the dread Of bake day. Buy green
label buttermilk bread-a big loaf for
) cents. Shrubs cafe.
The story hour at the public library
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Will be
for the first, second and third grades,
in charge Of Miss Mabel Shearer.
Miss Sue Fleming. daughter of Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. E.. Fleming. and &C
junior in the Upper Iowa University.
arrived in the city this morning, ana
will remain with her parents for a few
days visit.
You may need 5 cents worth of tur-
pentine worse than you would a $lo
sundry order. Don't hesitate to call
us a your order is small. Can
POI and our messenger will respond
promptly. Old Reliable Drug Company.
Mrs. Carrie Morrison. of Grundy
Center, who visited in the city early in
the week with Mrs. H. P. Bigalow, has
returned for a longer stay with Mrs.
Bigalow, after being in Des Moinesrto
attend the marriage of her brother, DR..
Harry NJ. WINS, of Cedar Rapids.
Miss Amy Swanson. Of vinton, who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Swanson for a week, left for her
home this morning. Miss Swanso IS
a sister of Miss Olga Swanson, the
young woman who. was one OF the VIC
Tins in the terrible Green Mountain
wreck of March p, 1910. when SHE was
literally scalped, and was confined In
st. Thomas hospital here for several
weeks. Miss Olga Swanson has rccov-
cred entirely from the effects OF her
injuries, and Is at present in her native
land, Sweden, where she went to spend
Christmas with her parents.
The Majestic vaudeville road STOW
will be the Offering at the Odeon S.ln-
day evening. Five big acts. featuring
+! the isle of JOY" a comedy novelty
| pantomime with five people, which NJ
one Of the latest novelty acts now .ap-
pearing in vaudeville. FOL other acts
Of merit, such as The Great West1n
and company, Grant and McNally, Lou
Bloom. COLLEEN Bros, and two photo
plays will complete the bill. This IS
without doubt the best show the Ma
jestic company has yet offered. It's a
show hat will please you. Prices H.
90 and 30 cents. CO where the people go.
The funeral Of Mr.. Roscoe Taber
was held from the Friends church at
Albion Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. Thomas P. Potter officiating. The
service was quite largely attended.
there being several relatives and
friends fro ma distance who attended
i Burial was in the Albion cemetery. The
pail bearers were Rev. William Kent,
Rev. George Nell, Fl. Weatherly. Frank
Kent, Riley Bridgeman and Noah
Hockett. Those from a distance were
J.. c. Taber, Of Colorado Springs: Wal
ter Tabor. Oskaloosa: Z. E. Pemberton,
Mrs. Anna knight, Mr.. ard Mrs. Grant
Murdein. Mr.. and Mrs. g. r.. Bridge
man. Mrs. George Lawton, Mrs. Con-
nelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Weather
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. George Kent, of this
City; Rev. and Mrs. George Nell and
Mr.. n Mrs. Noah Hockett, Of Ban
gor. and Rev. William Kent, of Plain
view. Eeb.
WOMAN HAS CLOSE CALL.
Sins and Falls on Railroad Track