Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-17

chamberlain. diamond merchant

Chambeslein, diamond merchant
d.. BullAfd, o1tsopash. i west xlasn
Low rSal estate lloaas. Wiiliam Hat,
tin. over 12S Uast AaiA street.
FOR Sunday: Chocolate. strawberry
and orange pudding ice creams. q
Mccord 4 Mccorxs. - West Main.
r. W. Chamberlain leaves for Chi
cago Monday to attend the Nationa
Association OF Opticians. Home Fri
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph W. Mcbride and
daughter. Miss Marie. Of Newton. will
arrive here this evening to remain over
Sunday with frtends
Miss Winifred Chamberlain left fol
Austin. MIMI, this morning to wish
for Q week or two with her cousin
Miss Dorothy Pooler.
Mrs. Mary Landon, 2oS South
Twelfth street, who II at the White
| hospital Recovering from a surgical
operation, is doing we'll.
Mrs. J. s. Calhoun, Of Memphis
Tenn, is visiting at the home Of hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Cronkleton
Mr.. Calhoun will join her here later.
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Because some one telephoned that the
G. HI. e. Boardman barn was on fire
the fire department answered an alarm
from box 10 about o'clock Friday
| night The blaze proved to be a bon
fire.
Mrs. w. A. Heidke. Of Baskerville
| who has been visiting for the past week
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. III. c.
Stevens. went to Waterloo this morn
ing to visit their mother. Mrs. c. Peter
son.
Mr.. Louis Holman. Of the Iowa Sol
diers' Home. had a cancer removed
| without the knife under the care Of DR.
Bethke from st. Anthony. Mr.. Holz-
man stayed at Miss Bethke's while
under treatment.
Mrs. Fred Gilbert and daughter
| arrived in the city Friday and will re-
Of the formers mother Mrs. Allie
| Mansfield.
If you want something fine in way
of potatoes, ask your grocer to send
you some Of those fine northern Early
Ohio's. II your grocer does not keel
them call Hoods. % North First ave-
| nue., phone 1446.
Just to remind you that we carry at
all times hundreds Of the newest
trouser patterns. We are headquar-
| tiers for extra trousers at all times
and at popular prices. Fred Hopkins
& Son, the popular tailors.
One month from today the first fire
Of the winter season will be started in
your furnace. Is it in good repair for
| the season? Don't wait until the last
day and then expect us to get around
to everybody at once. Lennox Furnace
Company
Have Waters make your next pic
| lures. you will like them and order
more. They are different and while
! they are like you they have beautiful
soft finish. Look at our samples for
proof Of this Waters, over Mayors
drug store. Phone s11 yellow.
Rev. H. F. Rooney, OF state Center.
and his sister, Mrs. p. D. Sheehan, Of
| ZOE North First avenue, were called to
Independence owing to the serious Ill
ness Of their mother. Mrs. Sarah
Roney. Mrs. Roney Is suffering from
| Illness due to her advanced age. SO
years.
| r. w. Chamberlain will go to Chi;
caso Monday to attend the annual con
vention Of the opticians national as
sociation. Mrs. Chamberlain will &C:
company her husband to Clinton and
visit for week at that place. She will
also visit at Fulton and Albany, III.
with relatives.
Why buy cheap. poorly made cleo
! trio fiatiron, when you can get the bes,
for just little more money? More
General Electric fiatirons used IN
,Marshalltown than any other make
Why? Because we have sold them FOL
the last five or six years and We know
they give satisfaction Buchanan
Boughton Company.
DR.. F. H. Boucher leaves tonight for
Bingham Canon, Utah, to spend va
cation of two weeks with his sons
DR.. Frank e. and Leo and James
Boucher. James will return with his
father to re-enter the high school, and
II may De tIldI Leo VIII OcCluc " re-
turn to the Missouri School Of Mines
to complete his college education.
Miss Halle stooksberry, Of Iowa
Falls. who has been the guest Of her
cousin. Mrs. C. c. Woodmansee. for the
past three weeks. returned home Fri
day night. Mrs. Cyrus Richards, aunt
Of Mrs. Woodmansee, daughter. Mrs.
Merritt Gaunt. and the latter's chill
dren. all Of LeGrand. who have been
guests at the Woodmansee home for
the past week, also returned home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. E. G. Flatley entertained the
members of the Glover Club at her
home 400 East Linn street, Friday
afternoon. Two new members. Mrs. D..
L. Lamb and Mrs. F. l.. Spence, were
received into the club. The hostess
served two-course luncheon. assisted
by Miss Lillian Fiatiey and Mrs. T. -.
Anderson. The club will meet next Fri!
day with Mrs. David Russell. 30S
North Third avenue.
Mr.. Peter DERRICK, of Terre Haute,
Ind, who has been In the city for q
few days visit at the home of his
nephew, Mr.. w. E. DERRICK, 305 Sum-
nit street, left this morning for KAN
sas City to visit relatives. Mr.. DERRICK
is brother Of the late George DERRICK.
He had not seen his nephew. w. e.
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