Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-10


Rev. c. e. Pilgrim spent the day in
Toledo on business.
Mrs. Grace Mason. OF Webster City.
spent Saturday in the city.
Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist:
glasses fitted. DR.. F. p. Lierle.
james Parker. OF Llscomb, spen.
Saturday in the city on business
George n. Norris, aro. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
Clean your rugs with the Eurek a
electric vacuum cleaner. Rents at 81
per day. Schmidt's hardware.
Mrs. VIII Il. Long went to Webster
City Saturday evening where she viii
visit for several Days with friends.
j. A. Swanson returned home sun
day morning from Bows, where Frfuay
he attended thAefuneral of c. II. Lar
son.
Miss Thresa Pflteger, # Donap Is
wishing her aunt, Mrs. NJ riga Roa-
ko.f 20S Sou.h Center street, Tor a
few days.
In the Ash market we have white
fish. fresh mackeral. Holland h rring
and others Better 'phone SIS. Cros-
b, & Crosby.
Pc. fiction oil heaters are just the
thing for quick. clean hsa.. Guaranteed
to give you perfect rlsu..s Prizes 81.
IS and IS. Schmidts hardware.
The o. e. S. Circle will meet Tues
day afternoon at the Masonic temple
with Mesdames Fred Wallace J. V.
Poc
son as hostesses
Miss Ida, Hollihgsworth. of Bangor.
who has been visiting at the Arson
Hollingsworth home, will leave Tues
day for diego. Kan, where she will
spend the winter.
Funeral services for William Pent-
land will be held from the W. w.
Doolittle home. 102 South Third ave-
nue.. at $3.50 Tuesday afternoon, in
charge of Rev. James MCGEE of Cedar
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hollingsworth. of
Reinbeck. are. parents of seven
pound daughter. born Sunday morning.
Mr.. Hollingsworth. formerly Of this
city is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Hollingsworth. 1882 North Center
street
When his hands slipped from bar
Of iron Tony Langland. a machinist's
helper employed by the Minneapolis &
St. Louis. was injured this afternoon
when the iron fell and struck the small
toe Of the mans right foot. Langland
lives at $40 Bromley street.
Funeral services for Charles Lawton.
the Crawford county member Of the
soldiers home who died few days
ago, was held Saturday afternoon from
the assembly hall. conducted by Chap
lain H. o. Pratt. Burial was in the
home cemetery.
Miss Clara eMcIIeland. a student at
Drake University, and her friend, MISS
Halle Wilson, a teacher in the Des
Moines public schools, who have been
visiting at the home of Miss Mole
lands parents. Mr., and Mrs. w. e. Nc
Leland, since Friday, returned to Des
Moines this morning.
Miss Mary Hall was the guest Of
honor at g. surprise party given Sat-
urday afternoon for her girl friends by
Mrs. Norman Orchard. at her homa In
Preston street. Ehe party was to
celebrate Miss Halls 18th anniver-
SaJy. dameo' InfnlsheO anus me nte
and lunch was served Ivy Misses
Ella Cateron. Cora Hepuer and Hazel
Orchard
Charles H. Hull and D. W. Norris,
Jr. arrived homes saturday night from
Lake Dewey. Neb., where they have
been for little over two weeks en-
Joying the seasons duck flight. Attic
shooting in the. early part of their stay
was poor. owing; to the cold weather.
the last few dayssarorded better sport.
and the hunters were able to enjoy all
they could eat, and brought back a
few for their friends.
| Al. Gorrell and his company will
open a weeks engagement at the Odeon
theater tonight. presenting for the
opening play four-act drama. THE
Plot That Failed" The company re-
turns to the Odeon with new line Of
plays and vaudeville specialties. Change
Of plays and specialties each evening
The night prices will be 10 cents t.
any one at any time. Doors open at
1880. Come early and get good seat
Odeon.