Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-22

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housekeeping labors will be light
to Settle the dust and Rogers Cream to
renew the finish. Marion Gard.
Harry Brickle, who for the past four
weeks has been at st. Thomas hospital
taking treatment for his eyes. returned
| to his home in Eldora Monday.
Calvin Wheeler returned Monday
evening from Ottumwa, where he had
been called to attend the funeral Of
his niece, Mrs. Eleanora Harris.
| housekeeping labors will be light
ened If you use our sweeping compound
to settle the dust and Rogers Cream to
renew the finish. Marion Gard.
| Miss Grace Crel1in, who is at ST.
Thomas hospital recovering. from, an
operation for appendicitis performed
! Saturday, is Improving steadily.
DR.. F. ]. Neiman, assistant state vet
erinarion, Office and veterinary hos
pital 107-l0s East State. Office phone
! 404, residence 372.-Adverisement.
r. Fl. Zook, who comes from the
Lake Erie & Western railroad at In
dianapolis, has been installed as night
round house foreman for the Mime
apolis & St. Louis railroad here. Mr..
Zook succeeds J. H. Chamberlain.
Mrs. A. E. Woodwork went to Grin
nell Monday evening to remain for a
few days visit at the home of her son,
MIR. j. NJ. Woodwork. Miss Mabel
Woodwork arrived from Grinnell Mon
day. and will be a guest at the home
Of her aunt. Mrs. H. G. Brintnail, for
few days.
There is little change today in the
condition Of Jesse Britt, 500 West Rail-
road street, who is seriously sick OF
asthma combined with heart disease.
The asthmatic attacks continue to re-
cur once or oftener each day. but as a
whole the sick man is considered no
worse.
Mrs. J.. D. Engstrom, field secretary
of the Presbyterian board OF missions
Of the northwest, will deliver an ad-
dress at the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock. The
women of all the churches interested
In missionary work are invited. NO
admission fee is asked and no collec-
ton will be Observation-Disclosures.
A telephone message received Mon
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Hole
from their daughter, Miss Jessie, in Des
Moines, told Of a fire partially destroy
ing the building at 1907 Twenty sixth
street. where Miss Hole and other
Drake University students have club.
Miss Hole heard some strange noise IN
one of the rooms and. upon opening
the door. found the room in flames.
Help was at hand very soon. and the
damage was not great. The girls were
able to save their clothing. but all sus-
tanned more or less damage thru water.
Thirty members of the Young Mar
ried Peoples Club of the Congregation
al church enjoyed supper at the
church parlors Monday evening. with
MRS. G. NJ. Johnson and Mrs. Willard
p. Mosher in charge Of the affair. The
supper was served at one large table
which was attractively decorated In
yellow color scheme large basket
of jonauils forming the centerpiece and
yellow candles lighting the table. AZ
ter the supper musical program was
given. Mrs. Edwin Cobb gave several
piano selections which were especially
appreciated. Much amusement was az
forded by making records Of home tall
ent on graphophone.
Real Estate Transfers.
David Lennox to ]. L. Carney, lot
on West Main street, near Seventh
street, $4,000.
Charles e. Haddock and wife to
David sLennox. land in Marietta town
chip, $24,44o.
]. w. Mahoney, OF Howard county,
to Bertha Odett, land in north Mar
shall. 81. ss'4
William Raymond Cutforth, Of Polk
county, to Collin Roadhouse. an un-
divided one third Of lot 3, block s. Il.
Charles HAROLD Cutforth. OF Polk
county, to Collin Resaheitse. an nndi-