Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
Characteristics. diamond merchant.
Low real NatatA loans. william Bat.
tin. over ~ East Main street.

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( Low real sitata loans. William BAT.
tin. over i2l East Main street.
Misses Oliss, sand Ella Tug went to
Clear Lake DIN forenoon 5foe an outing
Of q week.
Dr.. N. Merrill. who has been en-
joying Q months vacation trip turnout
California, arrived home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spnke, 3l2
North Fourth avenue, are parents OF
pound son. born Thursday night.
Miss Mabel Campbell, who has been
visiting IN Chicago with her sister.
Miss Florence Campbell, returned home
Friday evening.
Elzy & Carlson, who have the con-
crete paving contract. began this fore
noon to pave the one block on South
First street between Church and Linn
streets.
Misses Adellne and Marian Parker
went to Colfax Friday night to remain
for week or ten days. Judge J. NJ.
Parker. their father, Joined them at
Colfax today.
Mrs. G. w. Chadwick. sos North Six
lSSuIi SSISCt, WIN SQbiiillSd W GIL W
GRAFTON for appendicitis ut ST. Thomas
hospital ten days ago, was able to be
removed to her home today.
The Twilight League baseball closes
Monday night with game between
the Outlaws and Central Church OF
Christ. Game will start at p. m.
sharp. Admission 10 cents, ladies free.
leave tonight for Lake Sylvia, Mimi.
where they will remain for a two
, weeks outing in company with DR.. and
Mrs. Frank B. WINERY. of Iowa City.
Earl Mitchell, an operator In the
local yard office of the NJ. &. st. L.,
who has been doing relief duty in the
office of the chief dispatcher at Oska-
loosa for short time. returned home
Friday evening.
r. A. Brown went to Webster City
Friday evening for short visit with
his brother, Ed Brown. Mr.. Brown Will
go to DeS Moines for a short stay on
business before returning home the
first of the week.
Every one Is delighted with the new
order of services at the Central Church
Of Christ. Morning worship from 10 to
II. First hour. 10 to IL, bible study.
Second hour, II to y, devotional hour.
All services close at noon. Evening
| worship 7:45.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Benedict. who
have been spending three weeks at
Clear Lake and Winona, and Lake
Sylvia. Mimi, returned nome Friday
evening. At Winona MIR. and Mrs. Ben
| edict visited with the formers sister.
Mrs. Walter Shirk.
L. N. Osborne leaves, tonight for Chi
| cago to be present Monday at the ma
tional progressive convention as one of
the two delegates from this. the Fifth
congressional district. Merritt Greene
Of this city will be nne Of the SER
geants at arms at the convention.
DR.. Frank Boucher,%~ Who formerly
practiced in this city with his father.
DIR. F. H. Boucher, but who has been
the physician for the Utah Copper
Mining Company, at Bingham Canon,
Utah. is to leave there Sept. l, when
he will go to ST. Anthony Falls, Idaho.
to enter general practice.
Mrs. r. w. Chamberlain left this
forenoon for Austin. Mimi, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. c. A. Pooler.
Mrs. Chamberlain andoMrs. Pooler will
go from Austin TO Crescb. where they
will be with their mother. Mrs. Sarah
Stockman, for short time. Mrs.
Chamberlain will be gone for about
two weeks.