Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-04
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Roller skating Monday night in New
Forney Observation-Disclosures.
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Call on Myers transfer If YOU are
going to move. Phone %. E. r. Myer.
Office and veterinary hospital 1917
100 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. +. j. Neiman.
Old wheat flour makes white fine
bread. Your grocer keeps Occldent.
Buy acknowledgements
Charles b. Mason, q former deputy
sheriff, who Is living in Cedar Rapids
now, was here today on business.
Mrs T. +. Bradford visited with rela
tives in Tama today
Corn chaff for ccw and calf feed,
also good for chickens TO scratch in:
some corn in 1t too. Free Tor haulinG
away from here. Bowles & Billings,
sos Market street.
John Spencer OF Chatlron Neb., is
visiting his brother II. l.. Spencer.
three and one half miles southeast of
town. while en- route to Detroit to Wis
1t sister. Tho brothers had not met
for thirty four years.
Mrs. S. NJ. Ferguson, 80 South
Fourth street, was hostess Friday aft
ernoon to the members of the Tirzah
Aid Society. The afternoon hours We're
spent socially and with fancy work.
and refreshments were served.
Sleepy Rastus," four act comedy
drama, will be the closing bill for the
Fame Gorre!l Stock Company at the
Odeon theater tonight. Change of vau-
deville specialties between the acts.
Any seat 10 cents. Come early. Odeon.
crowd gathered in and helped Mr.
and Mrs. Frank l.. Houseman celebrate
their first anniversary at their home.
512 South Third street. Friday evening.
bountiful supper was served. and the
guests left the couple with many beau
tiful presents.
The members Of the Car Workers
Auxiliary spent "a pleasant afternoon
Friday with Mrs. Fl. Reierson. 500 West
Railroad street. The usual work hour
was spent with sewing after which the
hostess served refreshments during
the social hour
Hubert. the 12-year- old son of Mrs.
Lizzie Hastings, who makes her home
with her mother Mrs. Delilah Brad
dock. at Marietta, suffered fracture
Of one bone of the left forearm Friday
afternoon while wrestling with play
mate at the Marietta school.
The many new patterns in overcoat-
ings, new shades in browns and grey
mixtures, the new cut Of the season.
Step in and let us talk it over with you.
. Our popular prices bring them within
the reach Of you, young swell dresser.
Hopkins & Son, the popular tailors.
The New England store places on
sale tonight a large shipment of real
. humand hair switches. at the rid!cu-
lousy low prices of 40 cents, SO cents
and $1.9S. These goods are priced at
half and less Of their actual value.
Make your selections early. f. r. Lay.
Mrs. Alice, Gardiner, who has been
visiting for three weeks with Mrs. A.
p. Arends at st. Louis, returned home
this morning. Mrs. Arends has been
> covering now. Mr.. and Mrs. Arends
lived in this city until few weeks
ago.
Dr.. Wood. the eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist who has successfully
practiced his profession in Marshall
town for the past twanty-one years
has removed his offic5to the fremont
, block Special attention TO the relief
of eye strain symptoms thru properly
fitted glasses Or. Percy r. Wood.
Miss Dorothy Sallow, representing
the Modart lace front corset. will be at
? our store all of next week to give At
tings and demonstrate the merits OF
the ModATt lace front corset. Miss Sal
low comes to us direct from the factory
and will be prepared to furnish the very
latest models in lace front corsets E.
r. Lay
Rain this forenoon stopped the first
, soccer football game OF the series for
the championship Of the graded schools
of the city. Two teams Of twenty-five
boys. representing the Woodbury. and the
Abbott schools NETS this morning in
side the oval of the fair grounds and
played the first half Of twenty minutes.
Neither side had scored when rain
stopped the play.
Members Of the Mayflower En-
broidery Club enjoyed an unusually
pleasant afternoon Friday with Mrs
Frank Hollcroft, sos South Ninth ave-
nue.. During the afternoon sewing and
fancy work were enjoyed, and at
o'clock the members were surprised
when Mrs. Hollcroft invited them into
the dining room, where she served an
elaborate chicken pie dinner. The table
was decorated with little black paper
cats and yellow pumpkins.
William H. Cornwell, 400 North First
!, street. is very low of ailments caused
, by old age, and his condition is so crit
!, ical that he may die at any time. Mr.
, Cornwell is SO, and his health has been
: failing for several months. Mrs. Corn
wells son. L. J. Stanton. and Mrs. Stan
ton, Of Washington, D. c., arc here
helping Mrs. Cornwell care for the
aged patient. Mrs. M. J. Hyatt, OF
Cedar Falls, an old friend of Mrs
: Cornwell, is also at the Cornwell home
The funeral of Mrs. f. n. Albert was
held from the residence, South Third
street, Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Rev. w. II. Scott officiated and the
I service was quite largely attended
members of the carpenters union and
J, other building trades crafts attending
: in body. They and neighbors SEM
flowers. The pail bearers were E. j
Seely, A. l.. Gillett John Twigg. Ross
, Sheetz, T. NJ. Moran. and Guy Chad
1 wick. Burial was in Riverside. Those
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