Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-08

duction with music and lecture adapted
from the opera. at Colonial tonight.
| We are just in receipt of big ship
ment Of Morse's delicious candies in
all sizes and shapes of boxes. Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
Mrs. Fred Buchwald was removed to
! st. Thomas hospital Sunday to be pre-
pared for minor operation to be per-
formed Tuesday morning.
| II you have never use Peoria coke
you are missing something. It is clean.
gives lots OF heat, In fact It is equal to
hard coal. Scott. the coal man. sells IT,.
! John Mooney, who is at ST, Thomas
hospital, where he had his arm am
putated following an accident. is i'm
proving steadily and is expected to re-
cover.
Lacey j. Patterson left for Carroll
this morning on business. From there
he will go to Des Moines and later to
Missouri to look after land he owns
near Kirksville.
John Hoy, of Heaton. N D.. who has
ming. visiting at the home Of his
AdIACl Val. H1CpASA, ASSt LUZ
his home Sunday night.
Honest weight and square dealing
keep our drivers busy delivering coal
to our hundreds Of satisfied customers.
An order will convince you that SCOTS
is the place to buy good coal.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Cemetery Aid Society will be held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. II. o.
Michaels and Mrs. George w. Gilbert
at the Michaels home. sol South
Fourth avenue.
Mr.. E. S. Clifford. of Omaha; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. McCord, of Ainsworth,
Neb.; and Mr.. Grant Welker, Of Wood
Lake. Neb., arrived in the city Sum
day night called by the death Of their
brother-in-law, Postmaster Charles H
Smith. +
Mr.. Emey Myers and sister, Miss
Mary, of Wilsonville. Neb.. who have
been guests since Christmas of their
aunt, Mrs E. Hepner left the city Fri
day, Miss Myers for her home. and her.
brother on a hunting trip thru Mis-
souri, and Arkansas.
Altogether sThe Heart Breakers
with a cast OF stars, an interesting far
cial story catchy music and charming
chorus. is we'll worth a visit. The play
is in two acts and abounds with NUNS
erous song hits. Comes to the Odeohi
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Lee Kellogg. son of DR.. and Mrs.
A. Kellogg. who has been here for q
two weeks visit, left Saturday evening
for Fort Collins, Colo, where he is a
student in the Colorado State Agri-s
cultural College, pursuing course In
agriculture. Il
Mr.. A. E. Smith, chief clerk in the
accounting department of the general
Offices Of the NJ. s: st. L. at Minneapo-
lis, was In the city this morning while
on his way home from Cedar Rapids,
where he and Mrs. Smith, who was
with him, have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Smith lived in this city while the
Iowa Central general offices were here.
Mr.. Earl Inman, Of Thief River Falls,
MIMI. q son of ]. L. 1nman, formerly
of this city, will leave for his home
Tuesday morning after a week spent in
this city and LeGrand with relatives
and friends and on business. Mr.. In
mar has been visiting his mother. Mrs.
Mollie 1mman, in Taylor township. and
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Inman, at LeGrand.
There is a little encouragement to-
day in the condition of James Chinn,
who is at ST. Thomas hospital, where
he underwent an operation for obstruc-
ton of the bowels. Sunday night his
condition was indeed critical, but to-
<fo$ In
obstructed condition of the bowels was.
being overcome. MIR. Chinn's condi-.
ton still remains very serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller, 4le
North Fourth street. arrived home.
Saturday evening from Morocco, Ind.
where they were called three weeks
ago owing to the death Of Miss Miller's
brother, Harry Miller. Of Vincennes.
While caring for her son Mrs. Miller
was stricken with a nervous collaspe.
and died just a week following the
death Of her son.
The funeral of Mrs. E. l.. Gilmore
was largely attended by friends Of the
family at the Gilmore home. 206 South
Third avenue, Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. James MCGEE was in
charge Of the service. A great many
beautiful flowers were sent by friends
and neighbors. The pail bearers were
Messrs IT. I. WATSON. w. w. Doolittle.
o. L. 1ngledue, w. H. Jones, g. w. Gill
bert, and Charles Myers. 1ntermeut
was in Riverside.
Mrs. Della Arney, 712 West Church
street; very pleasantly entertained a
half dozen of her lady friends Friday
afternoon. in honor Of Mrs. Ella Alb
bey's birthday anniversary. The house
was decorated in keeping with the holt-
days, and at 3 o'clock the hostess
served a delicious three-course lunch.
Favors, also indicative Of the holiday
season, were given. The guests aside
from Mrs. Abbey were Mrs. Ella APP
gar, Mrs. William Size. Mrs. William
Batesole, Mrs. Lydia Richeson. and
Mrs. c. F. Reimer. The affair was
planned and carried out as surprise
on Mrs. Abbey. who received several
nice remelnbrances Of the occasion.
The members Of the w. r. Anniver-
sary Club met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. p. Maulsby, sos North Sec
ond street, Saturday. 60 help celebrate