Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-16
The City in Brief
DR.. nurkart. os.eop.th. IA W. Main.

DR.. Burkart. osteopath. ~ W. Main.
Fresh dressed country chickens Sat-
urday. Reynolds s. Sheldon.
Surgeon ane physician. office with
DR.. Mighell fremont building. DR.. Earl
Hermance.
Bars Saturday chocolates most de-
licious. Pound boxes 20 cents for Sat
urday only Mcbride 6 Will Drug
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. e. Pickafd spent
Wednesday in Waterloo. where Mr..
Pickard went on business. Mrs. Pick
ard was the guest of Mrs. Emma Jay.
Mrs. James Dunn and Mrs. Lizzie
Lawler, of Eldora. spent the day in the
city with their nephew Lester Dunn.
who is a student at st. Marys Insti.
tute.
Bread is the staff Of life" Yes. it's
better than that II it's Shrubs butter
milk bread. Eat, then You will form
your own opinion. Order from your
grocer today, q loaf for every neal
Advertisement.
Mrs. Arthur Dickson and children,
Charlotte and Arthur. returned We'd
nesday evening from Belle PLANE,
where they have been for two weeks
visit with the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Andre.
Complimentary to Mrs. Kate Frink.
of st. Louis, about fifteen OF her
friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jam
ney, at whose home Mrs. Frink is
guest, Wednesday evening. Supper
brought by the guests was served at
z O'Clock. and the evening was passed
with cards and in a social way.
AS the result of an acute attack Of
appendicitis and the almost immedi-
ate rupture Of the appendix. Frank,
the 12-year-ol old son of HI. e. Mason.
Minneapolis & st. Louis conductor
living at IL North Fifth street. was
moved to st. Thomas hospital for an
emergency operation. The lads condi-i
ton is considered as satisfactory as
could be expected considering the Sc
verify Of the case. g.
Miss Rose visek. 20S North Fourth
avenue, who was painfully injured
Wednesday by having her hair caught
in the rapidly revolving shaft OF
power sewing machine at the Mar
sha!ltowq Buggy Company plant, Is
resting as. comfortably as could be ex-
pected. It will be several days. how
ever, before the injured scalp. from
which the hair was torn in large guam
titles, RECEIVERS its normal. condition.
Willie Dunlay and Frances Warren
will come to the Ode0n theaxer on Sun.
day evening in 1.-THE Military Girl" Q
lively and tuneful musical comedy by
!Cecil Lean. The scenes are Mid In the
Adirondacks and the. story has to do
with company Of soldiers and bevy
Of pretty girls, who are living at
summer hotel Many bright specialtfes
are introduced, including burlesque OF
moving pictures and@a poker game.
III S--.. .. ~ sAE
FRITZ schefI in a new light opera.
''The Love Wager" will appear at the
odeon theater tonight. under the man
agerial direction Of Joseph M. Gates.
1t is said that music lovers will then
have chance to see a new Fritzi
Scheff,' fitted for the first time since
the memorable mile. Modiste," with
u TOlS WOIIHy Va uc1 SACcPSAOAoA <1ASAsos
It is confidentially stated that In "The
Love Wager" she has the best role OF
her entire career. The libretto, written
by Edith Ellis. is based Upon Hun
garian opera which has had great sue
cess abroad. Odeon.
Funeral services for Mrs. John A..
Jones were held from the family resi-
dence, Sill North Third avenue. Tuesday
Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. James Nc
Gee officiating. The services were
largely attended by friends and neigh
bors. Among the many flowers were
pieces from the neighbors. the Baptist
Ladies' Aid Society. the Excelsior Aid
Society, the Elks, the Burch Bros. Com
pany, and the employees Of the e. r.
Lay and Burch Bros. stores. The flower
bearers were Mesdames Elmer Watt,
Clyde Hood, and j. E. Mabie and Miss
Minnie Johnson The pail bearers
were Fred Pepper. Elmer Watt. Will
Clemens, e. E. Benedict, w. E. Nichol-
son. and William Barrie. Burial was
IN Riverside