Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. MARS. 100 East Main.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, IL ". Amin.

LIZ. MdlT0s 4SV East N alus
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DR.. Burkart, osteopath. II ". aMin
victrola concert Wednesday evening
1880 to 0. Nickel Furaiture Company
Dickinson's maple syrup. One hun.
dred twenty-five breakfasts for $l.25.-
Advertisement.
Rummage sale. Presbyterian church
basement Oct. "a and rs, 9 q. m. Il
3 .. m. Committee.
Another good show at the Orpheum
Only high class vaudeville and the bes
of pictures. Good music.-Advertise
ment.
Auto owners should use pure distilled
water in your batteries. They will last
twice as long. Marshalltown Bottlins
Works.
We are serving fresh buttermilk al
our fountain. Made from sweet mill
and lactonel tablets. Mcbride & Viii
Drug Company.
We are receiving fresh shipments OF
Jones dairy farm little pig sarsages
every Tuesday and Friday. A. =. My
ers, Marco grocer.
If you love music there should bt
Victrola in your home. Cncert to-
morrow evening, 1880 to 9. Micke
Furniture Company.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. McCarty, FRS
and State streets. are entertaining {
new baby daughter at their home. TIL,
babe was born Monday.
wanted-Three or four girls OF
women to label canned goods. Clean
pleasant work. Apply at office at once
Let's Fletcher Company.
have moved my office from ovel
Mcbride s. Will Drug Company to thu
Masonic temple. rooms. 40s-7-s-9-1t
and II. DR.. Ralph p. Keyser.
Robert Chambers, Of Rhodes. who
underwent an operation at st. Thomas
hospital Monday for gall stones, is re.
ported as doing nicely today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller are par
ents of son, born at the home Of Mrs
Millers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Psenicka, .20S South Second street.
We sell wheat straw for bedding al
25 cents bale: oat straw for ticks
or for feeding, 80 cents a bale. Phone
u.s. We deliver. Blwles & Billings
phone 119.
Mrs. j. D. Smith, 10 North Thir.
teenth street, was today discharged
from st. Thomas hospital, where ter
days ago she underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
The condition Of Mrs. F. Frohwein
Of State Center. who underwent ar
operation for appendicitis and q t,lmor
at st. Thomas hospital Monday, II
very good today.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Green
Mountain will serve chicken pie sup.
per in the church basement Thursday
evening, Oct. %. All are cordially In
vited Committee.
Miss Leora Durelle left this morn.
Ing for Mason City, where she will
visit friends few days. From MasoI
City Miss Durelle will go to Austin
Mimi, to remain a few days with hel
brother. Ralph Durelle.
L. r. Willard, who is at Minneapolis
where-.on Monday he underwent al
operation on the eyes to relieve tn
tension on the optic nerve, continue!
to show Improvement according tt
word received from MINNEAPOLIS today
Altho without place to hunt, as fal
as old favorite haunts are concerned
local sportsmen have been bagging a
few ducks during the recent cold days
There was a flight Sunday just pre-
ceding the change in the weather to
colder and hunters who were along the
bottoms picked up several mallard'
and teal.
Extensive surgical work was done II
an operation at ST. Thomas hospita
Monday. with Mrs. Chris Grauer. o
Marysville, Kan, as the patient. Mrs
Grauer came to this city to undergo
the operation owing to the fact that he
sister, Miss Hedwig Leuke. is a prac
ticing nurse here. Miss Leuke is or
special duty at the hospital, caring fol
her sister.
Misinformation to the Times-Repub
lican in connection with a social item
Saturday caused reference to an or
chestra OF young people as the higl
school orchestra. This as not accord
ing to facts. it is claimed by the youns
musicians. who style their organization
young peoples orchestra, without an!
connection whatever with the higt
school. The orchestra is composed o
Ella and Margaret Wardman. Luells
Hill, Roy Meyer, Homer Dawkins, ant
Thomas Haines.
Word from Portland. Ore. tells o.