Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-05

bers Tuesday night at Redmen's hall.
Mr.. T. L. Bauslin reached home
Sunday from Kansas City, where he
has been on business for three weeks.
! Mr.. A. NJ. Friend left Sunday morn
| ing for Denver and Leadville, Colo,
where he will remain for ten days on
business
Miss Francis Blink, of Melbourne.
returned to her home Saturday even
ing after few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Moroney.
Mrs. F.. c. johnson and daughters. OF
Cedar Rapids, arrived in the city Sat
urday and are guests at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. George NJ. Johnson.
I Mrs. Fred Venable and son. of Os-
kaloosa, are here for brief visit with
Mr.. Venable, who is Minneapolis &
st. Louis engineer out OF this city.
| Mrs. j. Levin left Sunday for Anti
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goldberg. and
remain for a month at the Goldberg
summer home.
The Lozier Motor Company has filed
suit in the district court against the
Marshall Oil Company by which it
seeks to collect $50, alleged to be due it
for automobile parts sold to the de-
PENDANT company.
| Mrs. ]. F. Tallett and daughter Mil
dred returned Saturday evening from
Waterloo, where they have been for
few days visit with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Jacqua. Elizabeth
Tallett remained in Waterloo for a
longer visit.
| Young man, you had better see our
showing of fall overcoatings and suit
ings first. then you'll see the newest
and latest to be had. Get in touch
with our popular prices and new styles.
Do justice to yourself and take look.
Fred Hopkins 6. Son, the popular tall
orS.
! H. E. Wheater who Is on the Clifford
farm, north of town. had twenty acres
| in wheat, but the crop was damaged
by the high water, and the fact that
the overflowed land was submerged
for several days. His crop yielded him
an average Of twenty-three bushels.
| despite the water damage.
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town young man. who is living at New
Saturday and spent Sunday here with
Placek. He made the trip especially to
see his mother. who 10 in poor health.
| Mr. Placek is deputy sheriff Of Eddy
! county, North Dakota.
| Mrs. Charles Drum left for DeKalb
and Chicago this afternoon. where she
will visit with relatives for q few
weeks. Her daughter, Miss Mabel
Drum, went Sunday to Clinton. where
she visited until late today with Miss
| Margaret Armstrong. formerly Of this
city. Miss Drum meets her mother at
Clinton this evening and accompanies
her to Chicago. where the two will visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hoy, the latter sister law Of Mrs.
Drum.
Mrs. Laura A. Mutt and son. Charles
A. Mutt, Of Chicago. arrived in the city
| Sunday morning to visit until this eve
| ming with friends. Mrs. Mutt and her
son formerly lived here for a great
many years. Mr.. Mutt Is q former old
| employe Of the auditing department
Of the Iowa Central and latter the M. &
st. l.. Mrs Mutt and her son moved
to Minneapolis ten years ago, and more
recently moved to Chicago, where Mr..
Mutt Is chief clerk of the freight audit
ing department Of the Chicago & Alton.
Mrs. H. Williams, Of Anderson, Ind.
who, with Mr.. Williams, came here for
| a brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Loeffel. while taking a motor trip,
| was stricken Saturday with an acute
attack Of appendicitis, and in the eve
ming was removed to st. Thomas hos
pital for an emergency operation. The
appendix had ruptured, and the pa
! tient was very i'll. Following the oper-
alton Mrs. Williams condition was
very good and today she showed still
further signs of Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ahrens and little
daughter Elizabeth. now of Lincoln,
spending the summer here at the
home OF Mrs. Ahrens' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Eason, went to
Des Moines Saturday evening. accom-
panying home Mr.. Stanley sieg, who
was here for the day on business. Mr..
| Ahrens, who arrived here Friday ev-
ening, returned to Lincoln from Dies
Moines this morning, but Mrs. Ahrens
and daughter will remain in Des
Ioines for a week or SO, as guests at
the sieg home. and with other friends.
They will return here.
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| A section Of land in Alberta, Canada.
all fenced with 600 acres in crop. Smill
house and barn. VIII be ready to cut
Aug. is. Will cut from $4,000 to 10000
bushels Of wheat and oats. Fourteen
head Of horses, farm machinery. ton Of
Irvine and ten barrels Of gasolene to do
threshing with. Owing to other bust
ness interests we are offering this for
sale at bargain to q hustler who IL
In position TO get away and look after
harvesting and marketing this crop.
You can easily figure what this crop
will make you and we are offering u
with a small down payment and can
arrange balance to suit purchaser. We
will consider exchange for an Iowa
farm or good income property. Mundy
4 Scott, Marshalltown. Iowa.
Mr.. F. G. Turner, formerly farmer
Of the Marietta ne1ghborhood. now Of
Pasadena. Cal. where no IL In the fuel
and feed business. arrived In the city
Saturday and remained over Sunday
visiting at the home Of his sister, Mn.
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