Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-30

DR.. Wood. eye. ear. nose. throat. Els
tabiished 1898. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel.
Largest lire Of Caster novelties and
postal cards in the city. The Camera
Shop.
DR.. Grove w. Harris. Office over
Whitehead & Weisman. Phone sSA.
house 1910.
Mr.. Frederick MeickleN, OF Ackley.
spent Friday in the city with his
brother, Mr.. NJ. l.. Meickley.
Miss Margaret Moninger. who is at
tending Grinnell College. returned
home for the spring vacation today.
Consumers VINO appreciate quality
and who are yelling to pay for 1t. buy
Cameo fruits and vegetables. Ask your
grocer.
The business department Of the
Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. c.
E. Wilson. 312 North Fifth street, Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Margaret and Master Wayne
Wallace went to Albion this forenoon,
10 visit at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Graham.
nc reg uldT Ul-Ncckly r-lhS ualCIhS
party was enjoyed Thursday evening
at the club rooms. with a good sized
crowd participating.
Miss Maymie Ltvengood. of Hubbard,
and her niece. Miss Cora Horton, of
Eldora. are in the city for a few days
visit with relatives. 81
You should hear some of the flatter-
to-. 81 ,..h In.1
photographs taken at Waters, over
Mayors drug store
Mr.. F. H. Willard, of Wallace. n. D.,
arrived in the city Friday night and
will be here over Sunday. a guest at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Charles II.
Hull. r.
A change in motion picture places'of
business was made Friday when Mrs
Alta Euziere sold the Elite to Fl. ".
Savage. Possession is to be given Mon
day
Mr. r. NJ Burtis, Of Oshkosh. Wis.
q brother-in-law OF hrs. .. q. Trine.
passed thru the city Friday evening,
en- route home from business trip to
Salt Lake City. go. -
Rev. W. j. Hadley. formerly of this
city but now of Des Moipes. who has
been at Eldora. where he was a wit
ness in lawsuit, was I'll the city this
morning while on his way to his home.
Mrs. Charles Haddock. of Rhodes,
underwent an operation tor the re-
moval of fibroid tumor, at st. Thomas
hospital Friday afternoon. Her con-
dition today is as good ~ gould be ex-
pected. ~ s., =, rx,,-,s.s e.
Miss Jennie Wells, who Is a student
at Lake Forest University. Lake For
est, ILL.,. arrived home Friday night for
the spring vacation Of Al week. which
she will spend with her father, Mr.. c.
w. Wells. -;
A club OF about twenty-five girls and
boys pleasantly surprised Miss Made
line Bowman. 1os East ChuEGh street.
Thursday evening. .var:4ans games fur
nished amusement. and, an appetizing
lunch was served. 80
Mrs. Mary Van Orman will reach
home tonight from ST. Petersburg, Fla,
where she has been for a months visit
with the family Of her daughter. Mrs.
A. D. Summers. The Summerses will
be home about June I.
Hello. is that you Margaret? -"'sure,
will be delighted to. :go,r but I'VE must
leave in time so that VS. may stop at
Waters studio and have some photos
taken. He is making beautiful work
and at very reasonable prices"
Mr.. o. J. King. Of Grinnell. was in
the city Friday, being on his way from
Ames to Eldora. where he will remain
over Sunday with his father. DIR. J. E.
King. Mrs. King joined her husband
here and accompanied him to Eldora.
Mrs Mary A. Curtis, 101 North Ninth
street. mother Of Miss Emma Curtis,
principal Of the Click school. tripped
on rug in her home Friday night and
fell, dislocating her left shoulder. The
injury is a very painful one, but not
especially serious.
For Sale-My house at All Park
street. This is nearly new house.
modern in every way, has eight rooms
and bath. full lot on paved street.
I will sell 1t for less than its value if
taken soon. Sec me at the Joseph Jew
elry Company. ". r. Innes.
Rev E. ]. Wykle. formerly pastor of
the First United Evangelical church in
this city, now a student in Coe College.
Cedar Rapids. was here Friday night
as the guest of CLYDE Whitney, being
on his way to Anita. where he will at
tend the closing sessions of conference.
Mrs. s. A. Wheldon. the aged mother
Of Mrs. P. NJ Adamson, who fell at her
daughters home. 202 North Seventh
street. and ssutained a bad compound
fracture of the arm. is doing as we'll
as could be expected, the nature Of the
injury and Mrs. Wheldon's age con-
considered.
Word received by Rev. G. Fl. Morris
from Mrs Morris at West Gore. N. s..
is to the effect that her father. John
MacDougall, is resting a little easier,
but that he is far from being out OF
danger. Mrs Morris and her brother.
E. NJ. facDougall, were called to their
fathers bedside about two weeks ago
Mrs. Lizzie Poyneer. formerly OF
Montour but now Of Carroll. widow Of
the late Ex-Lieutenant Governor Alfred
N. Poyneer, Is in the city. a guest at
the home of Rev. Jesse Cole. Mrs.
Poyneer Is here owing to the illness OF
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