Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-25
DE-. MARS. 40 East Main,

DR.. Mars. 10 East Main.
Or. Bullard. ostsopath. il West Main.
Growers soft shoes for tender feet,
Larson & Clemens.
Mrs. Edwin Cobb went to pes Moines
Sunday for few days visit.
Call on Myers transfer II you. arc
going to move. Phone -. e. b. Myers.
George R. Norris, fire, lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
If you use perfume or toilet water
then use the best. Ask for "Palmers.''
Elders.
Don't fail to see the reel of the
What Happened to Mary" series, now
Colonial.
will sell two fine lots at the cor
ner of Seventh and Fremont streets
Phone 112s. G. 2. Forkner.
For corns. bunions, sore and tired
feet, try pair Of Growers soft shoes
for tender feet. Larson 4 Clemens.
Mrs. A. l. Ksllenbere and daughter,
Mrs. G. r. Overture. went to Colfax
Saturday evening for a ten days stay.
Special communication, Marshall
Lodge, No 1os A. F. Il A. NJ, Tuesday
1880 p. m, for work. Come /. T. For bee
g. W.
g. II. Graves, OF Rockwell City, form.
erly OF Marshalltown arrived In the
city Saturday for few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. W. F. Redel and son Earl ar
| rived homo Saturday evening from q
three weeks visit with relatives at
Newton and Abel.
Miss Neva Bentley. Of Minneapolis.
visited over Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Leech, returning
to Minneapolis today.
The Sunshine Circle Of the Iowa L.
John Humphrey. over West state
street, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Zetta Kunkel and Miss Stella
Graves arrived home this morning from
Cedar Rapids, where they visited two
days at the homo Of Miss Graves pa
rents.
OF course you know Of Whitman's
lady. she'll tell you. We just received
fresh this morning a shipment Of
Whitman's. Elders.
Miss Estella Austin, OF st. Paul. for
merly Of this city, is in tho city FOR a
visit Of few weeks at the homes Of
hai brothers. r. r. and F. T. Austin.
and with other relatives.
AZ. SrL.I n r,,,-.
Miriam. Of Tulsa Okla. arrived in the
city Saturday and will spend several
weeks at the home of Mrs. Evans
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Baxter went
to Boone this morning for visit Of a
day or two with friends. They will
probably visit also at Fort Dodge and
Mason City before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dobsony and
daughters, Frances and Gertrude. and
Mrs. Alfred Batty. left this morning in
the Dobson automobile to drive to Des
Moines. where they Will spend a few
days at the Iowa state fair.
W. n. Dickerson arrived home Sat-
urday evening from few days stay in
Clarion. whore he has been looking
after business. Mrs. Dickerson returned
Saturday from Newton. where shS has
been visiting for a few days. 4
Miss Winifred Mackin, Of st. Antha
ony. was in the city today. being on
her way home from q few days visit
in Eldora with Mesdames e. 8.
Thompson and Mary Ann Dunn. and
at Clifford with Mrs. Frank Lawler.
DR. H. T. MARS received q telegram
this morning announcing the death Of
his father, Mark b. MARS, at Newtown,
Mo. Mr.. MARS died at $3.50 Of old age.
He was IS. DR.. MARS will Leave this
evening for Newtown to attend the
funeral.
A dozen friends Of Miss Cassie Craw-
ford. Of Chicago. who Is visiting at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Crawford. $40 East State street,
pleasantly surprised her Saturday
evening. Games and music furnished
the entertainment during the evening
and refreshments we're served.
Word received BY relatives Saturday
from Glendale. Cal. was to the effect
that Mrs. T. B. Haines. Of this city.
Wouiu lcuNc ACB Angeles TUESDAY AZ. |
te-noon with the body Of her mother.
Mrs. Lavina Bosgie. who died at Glen
dale last week. Mrs. Haines is expect
ed to reach this city with the body at |
Saturday.
The funeral of Hubert, the little son !
II Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Radcl,f, was
leld at o'clock this morning from
Central Church Of Christ. in charge Of |
Rev. A. NJ. Levack. Friends sent many
pretty flowers. The pail bearers were
James Van Law, Willis Dent, Garlic
on Brown, and George Perfect. The
'ody was taken to Luther for burial.
hrs. Radcilff's mother. Mrs Wesley
Page. OF Luther. accompanied the
members of the funeral party.
Miss Genevieve Morgan. Of Council
3luffs. arrived in the city Saturday
evening from Albion. and was the
;uest over night Of her uncle, r. II.
and family. At Albion Miss
Morgan visited her aged grandmother,
drs. G. w. Houghton, and uncle. F. G.
ioughton. Sunday morning Mr.. and
hrs. F. Fl. Houghton and daughter
'arol. and Miss Morgan motored to
vellsburg to spend the day with the
alters sister, Mrs. Uran. Miss Nor
an is a graduate nurse Of Council
Bluffs
While in the act of boarding a Story
ity branch PASSENGER train at the i'm.