Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-14

/ For good bread use Little Hatchet
Flour and Golden Bell Rye. Sold by
South Side Grocery. Phone $50: 500
South Third avenue.
! Halloween! post cards, six for five
cents and two for five cents. Novelty
Art Store, F. NJ. Pinkerton, the store
that has the goods.
Just received, two new style Vic
trola KS, one oak, one mahogany. A
cabinet style Victrola for SIS. Nickel
Furniture Company.
| Buy your corn and oat chop of US
We grind best OF good old corn and
white oats in our chop. We deliver.
Phone 119. Bowies & Billings.
! Talk about the high cost Of living. II
| you want to, but 126 breakfasts with
| Dickinson's maple syrup for $1.25 isn't
so bad is it? Get wise, ask your gro
| cer.-Advertisement.
J Try sack OF "World's Fair" flour.
| made from best OF northern spring
| wheat. Makes best Of bread. Only
| $3.50 sack. Phone 119. We deliver.
Bowles & Buildings.
Low heel shoes. We are showing
these in all feathers and in both but
ton and lace effects. High. round or
recede toe styles. Prices range from
$3.50 to IS. Larson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson. OF
Albert Lea, Mimi, who were here to
attend the wedding Of Mr.. Peterson
sister, Miss Anna Peterson, to Edward
Carlson, left for their home this morn
ing.
James E. Northup. 908 West Church
street, who was stricken with apoplexy
bringing on paralysis involving the left
side, was not so we'll today. His con-
and it was considered very critical
Today.
Loren Cooper, the NEPHEW Of Mrs.
Frank Ogle. who was hurt by being
run over by an automobile in Waterloo
week ago last Thursday, continues to
improve and is thought &c be past all
danger The boy had the left pelvic
bone broken.
P. A. Conard. a general Y. NJ. c. A.
secretary to the continent of South
America, met with the foreign work
committee Of the association at lunch
eonfat the T. N. C. A. Monday noon,
and spent the afternoon calling on con-
ftributors to the foreign work Mr..
Conard went to Keokuk Monday night.
Mrs James Spencer, of Attica, Kan,
arrived. in the city this morning ITO
visit at the home Of her brother, H.
d. Spencer. three and a half miles
| southeast Of the city. Two brothers,
James Spencer. of Unionville, Mo-, and
John Spencer. of 'Chadron. Neb.. will
also visit at the Spencer home this
week.
James ODonnell Bennett, the critic
of the Chicago Record Herald. said:
Cal Stewart Is the funniest man on the
American stage. Cal always has some
! new jokes and his play lacks nothing
under the sun the playgoer demands
| Running for Governor" Is delightful;
its humanity reaches the heart. AT
the Odeon theater Thursday. Book your
seats early. Odeon.
| The Bailey boys and their pop is a
thing of the past, but the bailey boys
and their pops maple syrup has come
to stay, thru the pancake season. Do
! you know that a gallon Of Dickinson's
!
| 1875 breakfasts? In other words the
| beat It? and eat the best even in these
| days?-Advertisemen
Four lads, summoned to the police
court for "swiping" fruit from the
Mellman store, II North First avenue,
| are to appear before the mayor late
this afternoon and say they are sorry
and pay for the forbidden fruit The
lads were notified to appear by Officer
| Hurd. who got three of the boys
names. They are Harry Lang, AL
Kilpin. and Ralph Jordan.
Commandant C. c. Horton and Ad-
1utent B. A. Beeson. of the soldiers
home; William Messler and John
Craig, members Of the home, and John
B. Brush. Of this city. left this after
moon for West Liberty to attend the
annual reunion of the Second Iowa
cavalry. Colonel Horton will return
,home Wednesday evening. meeting at
Cedar Rapids his cousin, John L. Cum.
minis, and wife, of Goshen, N Y. Mr..
and Mrs. Cummins will remain here for
a short visit at the Horton home,
Funeral services for Mrs. Dorathea
Miller were held from the residence.
112 North Ninth street, at $3.50 this
morning. Rev. G. H. Morris officiating.
Neighbors and friends sent many flow
ers. The flower bearers were Miss
Sue McGrath, Mrs. Ed Echternacht,
Mrs. g. A. Mote, and Mrs Crawford.
The pail bearers were s. j. Wicker
sshaT1pG. a Mote, Mat. Irwin, ]. H.
Fisher, John Carney, and Thomas
Parks. The body was taken overland
to State Center for burial in Hillside
cemetery, where Mr.. Miller IL buried.
Edison talking pictures will be CIV
en- at the Odeon Wednesday. matinee
and night. where the apparently Inn
possible will be achieved, the audience
hearing and also seeing q musical per-
formance. a minstrel show and getting
an explanation. It seems, beyond be-
lief, but the beginning 80 only in sight.
We are making history, every day and
the kinetophone viii give future gem
erations the complete story in every
detail. The Edison. talking pictures
are all that they afs hsfaided to- be:
the synchronization u perfect. (. the
voices clear and distinct and have Gre
ated an unlimited amount OF talk where
shown. Odeon.