Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-09

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Expert watch repairing. Hodges.
Souvenir matinee, Colonial. tomor-
row.
All kinds of garden seeds in bulk and
packages at Culleys.
Mr.. Hans Erickson. of IAmoille
spent the day in the city.
Plenty Of those nice large Early Ohio
seed potatoes at Batesole's.
Wanted-Dining room girl. Leinbach
Bros. successors to McCords.
Soft cheese Of all kinds, imported
Swiss. Roquefort and Sap Sage at Gull
leys.
Early Ohio and EARLY Rose seed po-
tatoes at Culley's, east side Of court
house.
For saie-Several strictly modern
houses. Write S. c. Bell. Hopkins
Building. Phone 3s5.
The cheapest and best light known
the Hall wire drawn Mazda lamp. Nc
carten Plumbing Company, agents.
The members of the Literary Clar
met Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Igerna Getz. The study was or
Japan.
Cummins men should vote at the
primaries tonight before they go to the
theater. Polls open from I to o'clock
-Cummins Club.
Miss Florence Maher, who is attend.
ing the state university. is home te
spend the spring vacation with he'
mother. Mrs. J. f. Elliott
When YOU get wall paper for cent:
"a roll you can not afford to let thu
walls go unpapered. Let Everist show
you some papers at to cents a roll
Marshall Rebekah lodge. No. 40, fail
and dance Saturday evening. April Is
Cummings hall. Proceeds to furnish c
room In Odd Fellows home. Ways or.
chcstra.
IF we get Marshall and Cherokee
counties we can control the state con
vention for Cummins," wires the man
ager of the Cummins campaign from
Des Moines.
Miss Ida Burke and Miss Bernice
Schick. who have been visiting with
Miss Margaret Jones and Miss Mil.
AoN
returned home.
Mrs. Harry Stoddart's condition ii
improving gradually at the White hos
pital. where the young woman II .
patient following a surgical operation
for appendicitis and complications.
Mrs. Carl Ingledue left this morn
ing for Anamosa, where she will re
main for a two weeks visit with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Erickson
Mr.. Ingledue will join his wife In abou
a week
Mrs. Gus Freiboth, wife Of a farmer
living one mile north Of Dillon. is a
patient at the White hospital. where
she submitted to an operation for the
drainage Of an abscess Of the neck
caused by carbuncle.
Rev. C. H. Morris, Of this city, ant
NJ. A. Hauser and c. i. Arney, of lowe
township. left this morning for Ceda
Rapids, where today they were in at
tendance at a meeting Of ministers ant
laymen Of the Church Of Christ. Tn
meeting was for the northeast lows
district Of the church..
O>>-
Senator Cummins has done thing:
in Iowa and in the senate which ar
worth rewarding by his own state. H
should have had the Iowa delegation
without a fight but his friends il
Marshall county will lose the state 70
Cummins unless they get out and vot'
at the caucuses tonight. Cummin
Club.
Miss Olive J. Mcclure. teacher II
the Omaha schools. is in the city TO:
q weeks visit with her sister. DR.. A. c
Fry, and parents. Rev. and Mrs. w. w
MCGUIRE. Of Lincoln. Neb.. who are II
the city. Miss Mabel F. MCGUIRE, audi
tor Of the Royal Neighbors of America
with headquarters at Rock Island, III.
left Monday afternoon for Rock Islant
after a short visit with her sister ant
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Carver will leave
Wednesday morning for Los Angeles
Cal, where they will visit for month
or two with relatives and friends. The.
will also visit the more important cities
and towns and points Of interest In
southern California before returning
home Mr.. Carver is conductor on
the Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad
out of this city. and is taking the Cali
fornia trip as q vacation.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. A. WassoL arrived
!,c.ne this morning from their three
and cne-half months stay in Califor
mia. Most OF their time was spent a
Los Angeles. visiting among the man,
old Marshalltown friends who are liv'
ing there and at suburban towns. They
also visited at San Francisco with Mrs
Wasson's sister, Mrs. A. Saddler, ant
on their way home stopped at Denver
to visit Mrs. Wasson's brother and sis
ter, Mr.. Orr Legge and Mrs. w. w
Warrick. and at Phillipsburg, Kan.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee WATSON, the
former son Ut Mr.. and Mrs. WATSON
The funeral OF Mrs. Sophia Yaeger
Of Rhodes, who died here Friday morn
ing. was largely attended Monday
morning at 10 o'clock from st. Joseph's
Catholic church at Rhodes, Rev. H. F
Roney. Of State Center. officiating. The
pail bearers were Messrs. B. Richards
Albert and Lee Blink. Harry Rosen-
meier, Charles Ginter. and Charles