Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-05
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Bring your watchsa N. Hodges.
ohsssa prcSssiy atsed. Hsllbers.
Eye. ear. nose ana throat specialist;
glasses lifted. DR.. F. p. Lierie.
Sanford Collins, Of Liscomb. spent
Saturday In the city on business
Jacob Galloway, of Liscomb, spent
Saturday in the city on business.
Call on Myers transfer II you ara
going to move. Phone ~. q. 3. Mycr'
John Warnock. Of Belle PLANE. spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
| friends.
Miss Patience Elliott spent Sunday
| in Liscomb at the home of her brother
Robert Elliott
Mentho Camph for catarrhal colds.
! cough, Group, sore throat. etc.. at all
] Observation-Disclosures
Special photo feature pictures Lyric
theater Tuesday night. benefit St
Mary's church.-Advertisem
| DR.. Lierle has moved his office from
over Mcbride Il Wills to rooms ~.
AS Masonic temple. Advertisement.
You will have no idea how much
money you can save at our red tag
sale unless you pay US visit. Henry
Pappe.
| Don't fail to see the special pictures
at the Lyric theater Tuesday matinee
and night. benefit st. Mary's church
advertisement.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
will! meet Thursday afternoon at the
| home Of Mrs. Charles Seleine, 3Ol
!, South Fourth street.
| Ask your neighbor about our mar
ket sale Saturday, Jan. 8. 1t was u
hummer Look for our ad In Tuesday
nights paper. for next sale. Plumb
| Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Angelsbere
went to Union Saturday evening for a
visit over Sunday at the home of Mrs
Angelsberg's parents, DR.. and Mrs. j.
Digs.
| Mrs. Emma J. Boardman arrived
home Saturday evening from two
| weeks visit in Waukasha, Wis. at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will
| liam Garfield.
The Omaha World Herald says: wv
o. Rice, wellknown travelling man
and Elk. who underwent surgical
operation Monday at Emmanuel hospital
! 10 reported doing finely"
Mrs. Frank Baker and children,
George Marybe of Oakland. Iowa, ar
rived in the City Saturday evening foT
visit Of two weeks at the home OF Mr..
Boxers mother, Mrs. Ella Baker.
Miss Marie McGowa,,. who has been
visiting in st. Paul during the holidays
went to Monmouth, ILL.,. Saturday to
spend few days with her father
| Charles MCGOWAN. before returning to
st. Joseph's Academy, IN Ottumwa
where she is attending school.
At = meeting to Be held Wednesday
evening at 1880 at the Central Church
OF Christ, representatives Of the differ
ent young peoples societies Of the local
| churches, and the pastors Of the.:eity
will make plans for tho Endeavclefs
rally to be held during tho drst week
In February. :
Clark D. Powers. Of .pes Moines
spent Sunday in the city. With friends
/ Mr., Powers, who has been the Del
Moines city salesman for Z Waterlo:
candy house for O. year, has accepted
2 position on the road with Davidson
,HFas.,. Of pes Aoinss. with, territory u
eastern Iowa.
The body Of Carl Peterson, whoidie
Thursday. was taken to Cedar Faili
Saturday. Mrs Peterson and chill.
dren accompanied the body. which
| was escorted to the train by delega-
ton of members Of Marshalltown Aerie
Of Eagles. Funeral services were held
in Cedar Falls. Sunday. afT
DR.. and mrs. L. F. Kellogg. danEh.
ter Hazel and son, leonard. eapec
to leave next Saturday for FLORIDA
where Mrs. Kellogg and daughter VII
spend the winter They will go directly
| to st. Petersburg, from where they
will visit points Of interests. DR.
Kellogg and son will return home at
ter. month in the south.
| Charles Mullan, Of Minneapolis
brother-in- of George F. Thayer
and SON law of A. P. Thayer. OF this
city. will move to Sioux City with hi.
family Feb. /. He will leave the Min.
neapolis Dry Goods Company. Of which
he il advertising manager. to take ar
interest in a mail order house Of Siou1
City with his brother in-law, III. A
Knepper, of Sioux City. Mr. Kneppei
has been with the .Stevens-KennedJ
Company. Of Sioux City. and has re-
Gently gone into the mail order busi-
ness.
Among the seasons productions OF
special merit prominent place must
be given to 1.-The Grain of Dust" by the
| late David Graham Phillips, whose
wanton assassination not long ago a.
the hands Of lunatic stirred the ut
erary world. The stage version OF TINS
| admirable book is by Louis Evan
Shipman and James NJ. Hackett II
using it as his vehicle of expression
this season and its production by him
| also marked his return to actor
| management. Mr.. Hackett comes u
the Odeon theater, Wednesday even
| ing. Odeon.
William Lyons, a well-knoWn LID
erty township farmer. living three ant
one-half miles northwest Of, ST. An
thony, is in the city in order to hs
with his son. Lawrence. aged 10 wht
is patient at ST. Thomas hospital
suffering from a gunshot wound. While
hunting rabbits New Years day yount
Lyons stopped to talk with friend
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