Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-20

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cnanxed toaay over yesterday. Ihe pa
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MATS. a. ~ h5ehheek, VINO mas peeh
slsitms Mt 6Fehneck acre TINS Week.
lett fTioaS eVe1'ne LOT mason ti'y'
state Secre tary Nv Nj Parsons. OF
the; 81. N. G. A.. was In the city today
on business az the local association
Culley's blend OF coffee with some
real Mochn and Java in. 1t has no eqaul
In the cup for the price, 35 cents per
pound. IL s.,...2, - ~.
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Phone No. 39l! 'Oldsaeliabie Drug
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onu s.lee.. pussy" ~ r,. no, ,,,.a,
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have enough pictures for six stores,
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! Mrs. Charles Cash arrived home Fri
day evening from Hampton. where she
! has been since Christmas. visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs sam Swearingen.
] ,or 1.n,i;,on 80 ,as hoo, :,
Houston, TEX, on business. has eft
Houston in company with a friend, Nj.
William Lee. Of Dewitt. for San An
tonic. MIR. Hamilton will return to
this ,,tv next week.
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The funeral OF Mr., b. r. WICKER
snam o. near near haraS th VINO p u.ea Sons Sons
cry, was "e'u ION INC - .o,1,. 80,
morning Rev. Il Howard Brown Of
ficiated and burial was in the Maple
Grove cemetery. near Melbourne.
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Inc missionary socielF Oh i'e VIZ
od1st cnurcn met FRIDAY ai'efhooi a. ',e
nome Oh MIs' Eiih NNH'ii' ~"
FIRST street.. Inc STUDY s.'.eo' we"
the nome MISSION iie.u' anu t"e M,
gram was m chafse % N.s - 20
the work.
follo"lng a very iai' "is"'
inonas hospital wheie enc ,.s.a".
tient ioifowins an ope."'lon 1or .
ed gan BLADDER ana gan s'one Me a.
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wnat improved 'ouas e, ,.nu ., ne, ~ onv
tion was 1hote eneou. as ."e '''"
.i''ie si''ee neI '.u.'.ee.
Mrs, F. II. Fehrman, wife OF a far
mer hVlns .nree anu 80, - ~,
sou'n"es' VI 49, ,S,o.,o,, AZ
emergency ope1a'.o'' ~. ... uo Z, NE.
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ihtest''es' a. n.y. ~. .o,A,.aa !, &c =, "a
noon 1ouas 10y, 80. ~
rom i1aefei an - = :G,isTd -.
proved .. a .-..1alsAn o.
The Social Dozen Club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. j. G.
Heisinger, sos Woodbury. street. The
| members brought their sewing, and the
hours were spent at work and socially.
In the serving of a dainty two-course
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OF 'ne c'uc; aLo
Mrs. Mamie Capron left this morn
ing for San Diego, Cal. where she will
remain for a few months visit at the
home Of her brother-in-law. Mr.. John
G. Capron In the spring, at Stockton,
Mrs. Capron will meet her niece, Miss
Ethel Ravens, former Arson. school
| teacher, who is spending the year 1T
California. and leave for tartrip to
Alaska. returning home infJune or July
via the Canadian route
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