Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-10
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The City IN Brief
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Comedy musical act. c

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Comedy musical act. Colonial.
Delightful entertaining string music
every evening. Miller's palm garden.
Rev. w. r. Clark, Of Liscomb, spent
Wednesday in the city on business.
Special One lot Of ladies' So. $3.50
and 81 oxfords $1.49. Larson &
Clemens. ,.t.t
We are exclusive agents for wau-
kesia mineral water. Marshalltown
Bottling Works.
Mrs. B. F. Martin left for GAINESVILLE.
Wis. this morning where she will re-
main with her parents until Sept. l..
| For sale-Meeker stock farm, 400
acres; three miles northeast Of Mar
shalltown. Will sell in parcels to suit
purchasers. F. L. Meeker, Marshall
town.
| Bring the little tots in and have
them fitted to- pair Of nice oxfords
or pumps. Any child's oxfords in the
house for $1.35. Sizes sh to II. Lar
son & Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Farber. 211 South
Ninth street, are parents of son,
born at st. Thomas hospital this fore
! noon. Mrs. Farber was Miss Cora Cole
man, of this city and Cedar Rapids,
prior to her marriage. This is the
couples first born.
A Joint meeting Of the Baptist aid
society and mission circle will be held
Friday afternoon at the church. Lunch
will be served at 1. Tho missionary
/ T. N
/, KELLOGG as leader. The hostesses will
be Mesdames N. F.. Miller, A. H. Nc
Bride. w. H. Ford. and E. II. Draper.
General superintendent G. S. Lake.
and Division Superintendent r. s..
Marshall OF the NJ. 4 ST. L.. spent a
short time in. this city this forenoon.
They have been on trip Of inspection
over the eastern end of the line. Mr..
Lake left here for Minneapolis.
The man whovis forehanded enough
to buy coal when 1t Is cheap should
have his furnace repaired when we
can do the work. With nearly 1900
Lennon furnaces In this town and vi
! cinity to look after we can't do 1t all
| in one day. Lennon Furnace Com
| pany.
!
| Busy Bee Circle OF the Ladies of the
Maccabees met Wednesday afternoon
with mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs
Luther Ray at the Wilson home. 6o2
North Second avenue. Plans were
made for the annual picnic of the
circle to be held at Riverview park on
July %.
While engaged in repairing an ele-
vator at his fathers store Floyd Culley,
aged 20, son of c. H. Culley. had his
left hand caught between chain and q
cog wheel when the blocking under the
weight slipped and allowed the chain to
fall. The index. middle. and ring fingers
were caught beneath the chain. and the
end .of the middle finger was crushed
SO badly that 1t had to be amputated.
The other two fingers were cut and
| bruised.
1l.x Edward 4. zDesine; son Fhomas,
and daughter Ruth, Of New York. ar
4 rived in the city Wednesday and are
guests at tho home Of the formers
.brother- in-law. DR.. w. 8. Devine. DR..
Edward T. Devine, who has been at
Dayton. O., since the floods Of last
March, in charge Of the work Of relief
and rehabilitation OF the flooded dis
| trict, was visited by his wife and chill
dren on;the latters' trip west Dr.. De-
vine expects to finish his work at
Dayton in about two weeks. and may
then come to this city to join his wife
and children and accompany them
home. Mrs. Deyine and children will
visit at Ames, Deep River, and other
| points while in the state.