Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
Kodak finishing. Camera shop.
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| DR.. Burkart. osteopath. II w. Main.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hans erickson. OF
Lamoille, We're in the city today.
| You are invited to the Turkish bath
rooms at the Pilgrim Hotel.-Adver-
tisement.
! The department was called about
30 this afternoon to quench a bonfire
| in the rear of 400 North Second ave-
nue..
| Miss Lillian Rayman, of Waterloo, Is
| spending few days visiting in the city
with Mrs. A. 3. Conway and other
| friends.
| Picking cucumbers, all sizes, all
kinds, now is the time to buy them
Phone oS4. George c. McCord, west
end grocer.
| w. c. Healion has filed suit in the
district court against Kate McCarville
to cellect on a note for 5000. Judg-
ment for s1s1 is asked.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas stotts arrived
home Monday evening from Galesburg
/ Ill.. where they have been visiting the
! formers brother. Dr. Arthur Stotts
| DR.. Shallenberger specialist, chronic,
nervous and special diseases, will make
his 166th visit to Hotel Stoddart Mar :
shalltown, Saturday, Aug. %. Consul
tation observation-disclosures
Mrs. C. C. HILL of Detroit. of Detroit,
arrived in the city this morning for n
two weeks visit at the home of her
father and sisters, James j. Hall and
! Misses Mary and Jessie Hall.
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/ Mrs Jennie Bass and daughter Grace,
of Mitchell, Ind, arrived in the city
Monday night and will remain for
few weeks visit at the home of their
son and brother, John V. Bass.
Tonight is the big entertainment.
north of fair ground. Riding bucking
horses, mules and steers, and free wa :
termelon after entertainment. Come.
Marshaltown Amusement Company,
r. L. Clay, manager
Dale Cole. the young farmer who was
injured severely Monday morning by
being attacked by a mad bull, was rest
ing more comfortably today, and no
, symptoms had as yet developed to in
! dictate internal injuries.
I, Mrs. w. NJ. wehrli, daughter Mabel,
and son, William, of Jefferson, who
| motored to the city Saturday and spent
a couple of days with Mrs. Wehrli's
sister, Mrs. c. F.. Reimer, left Monday
evening for their home.
Another good play for the patrons OF
the Odeon tonight will be The Burg
lar and the Lady" offered by the
Theresa L. Martin Company. Free
band concert in front Of the theater
each evening at 7:30. Odeon.
! Mrs f. w. Iseman left this morning
for Washington, Pa, Cleveland and
Akron, O., to visit relatives for few
weeks. Mr.. Iseman left this morning
for Mott, n. D., where he will remain
on business for short time.
Mrs. Walter F. Trotter and daughter
Margaret, of Cincinnati, arrived in the
city Monday evening, and Mr.. Trotter
arrived this morning and will visit in
definitely at the home Of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Candace E. Trotter.
The play Putting 1t Over that was
given at the Orpheum week before last
has been booked by it's promoter. How
ard H. Miller to appear in Gladbrook
Thursday night, Reinbeck Friday. night
and Belle Plaine Saturday night OF this
week.
Leo Duncan, the lad who had hi;
right foot crushed by falling under g
Chicago &. Northwestern freight train
4 Sunday, was doing very we'll at the
Deaconesss hospital today. Fears are
Still held that the foot will have to be
amputated.
4 A quartet Of rogue players, II.
Brown, j. II. Byers H. Wilbur and j.
n. Santee, of Cedar Falls, spent the
day here with players of the Marshall
town Rogue Club, playing on the clubs
/, court at Third and Main streets. A
match between players of the local
club and the Cedar Falls men may be
arranged later.
i Mrs. Lavina Harris ana daughter
Miss Florence Harris, who have been
visiting at the home of the former s
son, DR.. Grove w. Harris, for two
weeks, left this morning for their home
The 1st of September they will go to
York, Pa, where Miss Harris has ac-
eepted position as instructor of the
home economics and household arts de-
partment of the public schools.
Miss Esther Hole, whose marriage to
Ralph Van Horn will take place Tu es-
day evening, Aug. 25, was the guest of
honor at another pretty social affair
Monday afternoon given by Misses
Marie McCluer and Bessie Hopkins.
! Fourteen guests spent an enjoyable
i afternoon socially and with their fancy
work at the McCluer home, 1O7 North
/ Fifth street, and Miss Hole was show
cred with handkerchiefs by her friends.
In q guessing contest the prize was
won by Miss Harriet Taylor. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
bouquets of pink and white sweet peas,
a corresponding color scheme being
used in the refreshments served by the
hostesses during the afternoon.
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