Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-13
81. Buliara. ostsopath. g wet Mals.

The Italian seranders. Some Vet,
Colonial.
For nifty gallon feed cooker. $10.7s.
Schmidt.
Corn Crisp, most delicious. Reynolds
& Sheldon.
Very special prices on sleds--the flex-
ible kind. Schmidt.
For milk bottle caps. with or without
tip, call here. Schmidt.
Mrs. William Crenshaw. of Tama.
spent Saturday in the city.
Charles Duffy. of Melbourne, was a
visitor to the city Saturday.
Albert Anselme, of State Center, was
in the city on business today.
For milk bottles-one half pint, one
pint andl quarts Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goettsch. of
Beaman, spent Saturday IN the city.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning and
tornado insurance. over 3o West Main.
For tank heaters, 1915 up to the
best of all, the Star and Cowboy, call
here. Schmidt
The Shakespeare Club will meet with
Mrs. B. f. Nichols, HAY North Center
street, Tuesday afternoon.
The Car Workers Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Jennie McCandless. los North Seventh
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Kimb!ey and
son Glenn, of Imperial, Sask., are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Hedges,
907 Boone street.
Frank Ryder, a street car conductor,
confined to his home, threatened with
an attack Of pneumonia.
Wilbert, the 3-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Anderson, go South
Tenth avenue, is able to sit up fol-
lowing a bad case Of pneumonia.
Wantcd-Three neat appearing per-
sons to do demonstrating; steady en-
ployme mt for right party. Call $3.50 to
S p. m. tonight, at Pilgrim hotel p.
E. Thomas.
Because Of the blockading of the NJ.
& ST. L. yards today Conductor Alton
left a train over the Center street
crossing without making any effort to
cut the crossing, it is claimed. and
Chief of Police Clark ordered the con-
ductor's arrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Gilbert, of
Marshfield, Mo-. who have been visit
ing the formers brother, Rev. c. A.
Gilbert, and family, at Union, returned
to the city Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert will be at the parental
Leffler home for another week. y
A child and match started small
fire in clothes closet of the c. A. AL
ton home, 3OS East Linn street, about
$50 Saturday evening. The fire was
overcome with a small chemical APP
paratus and the damage, confined to
the closet and its contents, was small,
Mrs Russell Pyle, of Melbourne, is a
patient at ST. Thomas hospital, where,
Friday night. she underwent an emer-
gency operation for double mastoiditis.
complicated with erysipelas. The case
is very unusual, and most critical. An
-streptococcic serum was administer
ed to combat the effects OF the erysip-
elias, and the patient is doing as well
as could be expected. 81
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Marshalltown can truthfully boast OF
as high a class of literary attainment
and taste as will be found in most
cities Of twice her population. That is
but one reason why the best in the
way of literary treat was selected In
the person of Newell Dwight Hills.
who brings to US message in keep
ing with our attainments and tastes.
Hear him Wednesday evening at the
Baptist church.-Advertisem
Miss FRITZ Scheff, in new light OPP
era offering her exceptional opportun-
tiles for the display Of her own piquant
personality, will appear at the Odeor
theater Thursday evening in "The Love
Wager" under the direction of Joseph
NJ. Gates. Miss Scheff's role is that
Of a 14-year-old girl suddenly trans
formed into attractive young woman
hood, and in the course Of the three
acts she wears seven different gowns
appropriate to the age she is at various
times supposed to represent. Odeon.