Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-01

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o. =. futile. Jeweisr and optioian.
d.. Bullard. o1teopath, Is west Main
sRodiguez." child wonder. coIonia
now.
Waters. photographs. Over Mayer
drug store
"Rodisuss." child wonder. colonia
now.
Mr.. W. c. Mccarten was in China,
today on business.
Child beauty portraiture our special
". The Brown Studio. phone 2ss.
For dainty luncheon the Fourth
60 to the Dainty 11s West Main. .
SCOTS coal ofIics. III East Mail
street. with Arnsrdcan Nxprsso Com
pany.
Wanted Experienced operators
Beeson's skirt factory, 10 West Mail
street.
Dance at new Forney hall July tn,
18th. from 8 p. m. until midnight. Jones
orchestra.
wanted-Man for delivery wagon
one. that, IL experienced in handlinl
horses. George L. Andrews.
Mrs. c. 8. Johnson and granddaugh
ter Janice Johnson. Of Gilman, spen
Sunday in the city with the latter
mother. Mrs. Ida johnson.
II you want homemade" bakery
then its the Dainty, Of 119 West Main
for yours. Order now and get you
orders in early for the Fourth.
Russell sies, Of Waterloo, spent Sun
day in the city with his parents. MI
and Mrs. George L. sieg. He left Sun
day evening for Sioux Cityson business
Mrs. Adolph Carlson goes to st
Thomas hospital this evening to b,
prepared for an operation for appen
dicitis. which viii be performed Tues
day morning.
Mrs. A. II. Donaldson and children
left Saturday evening for Lyons. Neb.
where she will VISIT for two weeks will
Mrs. Donaldson's parents. Mr. and Mrs
Sheldon Peck.
Hot weather help, a Quick Mea
gasolene stove self generating, read,
In few seconds, safe. Known by
everybody az the standard of gasolent
stoves. See Schmidt.
Mr.. George b. Green and children
Of Waterloo. who have been VISITING
for p month at the home Of Mrs
Green's parents. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Boardman, returned home Sunday eve.
ming.
Hot weather help. New Perfection
OIL stove; uses 10 cents kerosene: NJ
smoke, no smell, a 10-year- old girl car
operate this stove; fool proof; money
refunded II not entirely satisfactory
See Schmidt. the New Perfection agent
Miss Arlene Thurman, Of Green Bay
Wis. spent Saturday in the city will
Miss Ruth sieg. The young ladies' wer,
classmates 1T Drake University. Mis-
! Thurman .,etopped here on her. wa,
from Woodbine, where she has beel
teaching school.
Miss Grace Scheid, Of Minneapolis
who has been the guest OF Miss Myr.
Jarrett for amonth, returned hom'
Saturday night, accompanied by Mis-
Garrett The latter will be Miss Scheid'
guest at the Scheid summer home OF
/, st. Alban's bay, Lake Minnetonka. :.
Mrs. J. L. Mason. Of Melbourne, un'
derwent an extensive operation for thu
removal Of tumor from the pelvic
cavity and for complications at st
Thomas hospital Saturday. Today Mrs
Nason's condition was excellent, and /,
is expected that she will make a steady
recovery.
= Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ewald and daugh.
ter, Miss Grace. left Saturday nigh
for Fargo, N. D., where they will bt
guests several weeks at the home OF
their son and brother, Mr.. c. Ra,
Ewald. and family. Mr.. G. r. Ewald l.
manager of the Marshall Oil compan,
branch at Fargo
Since being removed to3st. Thoma.
hospital: FOR treatment, Charles Dunn
the st. Anthony farmer who was in.
jured In Q runaway, has improved very
much. Dunn's mental condition wa,
serious when he was taken to the hos.
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