Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-15

You pay the least and dress the pest
at the National Wooden Mills.
Elks's dancing party Thursday even-
ing. All Elks invited. Committee.
This is Newell Dwight Hills night
at the Baptist Observation-Disclosures.
Just received fresh shipment Of
North Liberty sausages. They're fine.
George McCord, west end grocer.
Homeopathic and -chiropractor. Of
flee, room 3, fremont block. Tele-
phones. office $50. home 12AS green.
w. E. Shaffer.
Mrs. Gertrude Pennington, formerly
Of this city but more recently OF Ell
dora, was here Tuesday. being on her
way to Oskaloosa, where she has en-
ployment.
Mrs. Robert Jones. East South
street. who recently underwent an OPP
Grafton for adhesions at st. Thomas
hospital, is doing nicely and will be
moved to her home this week.
Supervisor E. B. Emes has left FOR
Pasadena. Cal, where he goes to join
Mrs. Zines, and to remain until about
the middle of March. Mrs. Emes has
been in Pasadena since early in the
winter.
Clerk of Courts S. H. Reilly, who has
been Ill Of grip for few days, was
, able to return to his work this fore
noon. Deputy County Auditor Adel-
bert Dobson is OFF duty owing to the
same disease.
| P. I. X. Varnum has filed a suit In
the district court against the Chicago
Great Western Railway Company, In
which a claim Of $3.50 is made for Z
mich COW which, it is alleged. a train
killed in Timber Creek township Nov.
10. 1912.
J. T. Basham, local freight agent, and
e. G. Matthews. ticket agent. Of the
Chicago Great Western, will go to St
! Joseph Saturday to attend the semi
annual meeting OF the station agents
association of the railroad. Mr.. Basham
| is to read a paper on Treatment Of the
| Public"
F. W. Carl left for What Cheer Tues
day, being summoned on account Of the
very critical illness of his mother, Mrs
Hannah Carl, who is suffering from
an affection of the throat. Mrs. Carl
| is IS years OF age, and the word OF
her sickness said that she was not
expected to live.
Miss Jessie Binford, of Hull House
| Chicago. is here for two weeks visit
| at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Binford. Miss Binford and her
friends, Mrs. Eleanor Manierre. of Chi
cago. will sail on Feb. l. from Boston
for Naples They will spend the winter
| in Italy and Cicily. expecting to return
home in the early summer.
! A letter received by A. II. Welkel
| from r. A. Salisbury, of Los Angeles
says that Mrs. Salisbury was painfully
but probably not seriously. injured In
| a collision Of street cars. The acct
/; dent happened while Mr.. and Mrs
Salisbury were returning to Los An
geles from Pasadena. where they had
been to attend the rose festival.
| Charles H. Baldwin. machinist who
has been employed In local automo-
! bile garages. was in Eidora Tuesday
to visit the industrial school. where
he has been offered a permanent posi-
ton as an assistant in the schools
/ mechanical department. The school is
doing extensive work in charging Its
plant at this time. Mr.. Baldwin was
| accompanied by Joseph Mohr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Bell. 303 East
State street, entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening in honor Of their
guests, Miss Rhea Butler and Miss
Maude Morehead. Of Chicago. The
guest list included the members of a
camping party, of which Miss Butler
was member, who. for the past two
summers, have spent couple Of weeks
camping near Marietta. The evening
was pleasantly passed with music and
! in a social way. Mrs. Margaret Ross
/ of Chicago, and Miss Bertha DeMuth
of Waterloo, were out-of-town guests