Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-25

glasses fitted. DR.. F. p. Lierle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Coffin. OF Des
Moines. were guests at the T. Binford
home Sunday.
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p. r. Clause and daughter Mar-
Earet arrived home Saturday from u
three month"; pleasure trip in the
west.
Miss Mabel Dodson went Saturday
night to Eddyville for a ten days visit
with her mother. Mrs. Hattie Dodson,
and sister. Mrs. c. G. Carroll.
Are you troubled with corns, bunions,
sore and tired feet? If So you should
try pair of Growers soft shoes for
tender feet. Larson s. Clemens
Mrs. w. B. Kibbey and daughter
Gladys left Sunday night for Nogales,
Ariz., where they will be present at
the Kibbey-Mix wedding on Sept. /.
Miss Sadie Cronkleton. of Denver.
Colo. arrived in the city Sunday morn
ing, for a visit Of two or three weeks
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Nelson.
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class of the Twentieth Century Club
with any of Kipling's works at the
same price the publishers ask and save
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Simmons
W. T.. Bennett returned home Sat
urday evening from business trip OF
few days to Rock Island, ILL.,, and Du-
buque. Mr.. Bennett left this morning
for Algona. where he will spend day
or two on business.
There is a slight Improvement today
In the condition of Mrs. George Bies-
necker. OF Melbourne. who is seriously
i'll at st. Thomas hospital. Mrs. Bies-
necker was taken to the hospital last
Thursday for an emergency operation
for q ruptured gall bladder.
Funeral services for John A. Wilsey.
a member of the home, from Lamont.
Decatur county. were held in the as
sembly hall at the home this afternoon
at o'clock. Rev, Howard Cope of
Summerheld. O.. conducted the SER
vices. Burial followed in the home
cemetery.
Mrs. NJ e. Whitehead is In receipt Of
word from Tacoma, Wash, telling Of
the serious illness Of her son. Charles
Whitehead, until recently Of Rictey,
Mo. Mr.. Whitehead is suffering with
cirrhosis OF the liver. and because Of
his failing health disposed of his farm
near Ritchey and went to Tacoma.
where Mrs. Whitehead's people 1.-Two.
Mr.. Whitehead was at one time
printer employed by the Times Re
publican.
William Hellberg arrived home Sat-
urday from Koshkonong, No. where he
has been for three weeks superintend-,
ing the picking. of his crop Of peaches.
Mr.. Hellbere had a very satisfactory
yield for = now orchard, his oldest trees
being 8 years old. Later IN the sea-
son Mr.. Helibers will return to Kosh
konong to oversee the work Of inn
provements TO the ranch and the set
ting out Of new trees. I
Mr.. and, Mrs n. e. Gpldthwaite, Of
Boone. spent the afternoon in the city.
making the trip here for an outing to
celebrate the sixty first anniversary
Of their marriage. Each year. on their
anniversary day Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
thwaite take little trip just to re-
mind them Of the honeymoon that they
started on so long ago. Mr.. Gold
thwaite 10 now IS, and his wife few
years younger. Mr.. Goldthwaite was
former editorsof the Boone News. now
owned as 1.-THE News by his
son, 8. GoGoldthwaite.