Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
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CITY IN BRIEF

j. b, Mccormack was in Clemens
today.
c. Fl. vanLaw was in Des Moines to-
day on business.
THE Perils of Pauline the eleventh
episode. tonight. Lyric.
Fritz Mayer spent Saturday and
Sunday in Cedar Rapids.
State Secretary w. NJ. Parsons OF the
Y. VI. C. A. was in the city Monday
night.
L. a. Mobley went to Clinton SUNDAY
and took boat to Dubuque to visit LOT
a few days.
Chief Counsel w. II. Bremner. of the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, was in the
city today on business
Trainmaster T.. f. Stoup of the Chr
cago Great Western. was in the city
this morning on business.
Warren Nichols, of Minerva, LEI. tor
Chicago this morning to market eai
load of steers and another of hogs.
Alice joyce and Tom Moore in the
dramatic feature, In Wo!fs Clothing,
Alice joyce and Tom. Moore in TIL.
dramatic feature, In Woif5 clothing
complete in two reels, tonight Lyric.
My dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equippeo
with modern appliances. Phone 'lz.
DR.. F'razey.
Miss MAY Baxter. who has been Wis
ting friends in this city for few DAYS
| returned to her home in Cedar Rapids
this morning. ~
Mrs Emma Speers who is Ill at
her home 2Of North centersstreet, SUI
| fering with gall stones, is somewhat
| improved today.
Rev. c. e. Luce, of Albion. went 20
! Cedar Rapids this morning to attend
! the Upper Iowa Methodist conference
| which opens Wednesday,
have returned from my vacation
and will be found in my office over tue
| Fidelity bank from to II and 10 g.
DR.. Cora Williams Choate.
Mrs. ]. P. Woodbury. is in CedaF
Rapids for a visit of few WEEKS "En
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wingert fornerlS
of this city ana -HlSSouid, >'hoiiS'
In order to make room for line OF
holiday goods we are making speciai
low prices on all our wall papers.
skeggs store. 12S East Nam street.
rore sale-11e North Second avenue.
corner Byron street, brick house. LOT
s5x1SO feet INQUIRE on premises to-
| morrow, Wednesday, only. George II.
Bremner.
We are making special low prices on
| all our wall papers. Come in ana make
| a selection while the stock IS complete.
Skegg's wall paper store, l23 East
Main street.
| Miss Mabel Graves. of Albion. who
was injured Saturday evening by being
kicked by a horse, had a very good
night Monday and today was resting
quite comfortably.
DR.. and Mrs W. F. David and daush-
ter. Miss Leila David. who have peen
visiting at the w. c. Burleigh nome
in Minneapolis for a week. arrived
home this morning. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dewitt, who have
been visiting briefly with the form
er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. De-
Witt. left Monday for their home III
Dodge Center, MINI.
The Minerva band will give con-
cert at "Willowbrook Stock Farm.
the country home of Stacy Nichols,
Saturday evening, Sept. 20. Refresn-
ents-Advertisement.
Be sure and see the Quick Action
malleable range the range with the up
and down adjustable crate, the range
made in Marshalltown. Schmidts
hardware home agency for the Qulck
Action. na5
Mrs II. G. Brintnan and her mother.
Mrs. Ann E. woodworth, who have
been visiting at LeMars, returned
home Monday evening. Mrs. Wood
worth has been absent for month,
but Mrs. Brintnall was away for only
week.
on account of the storna RIbnday ev :
ening the business meeting of the
Young Married Peoples Bible Class OF
the Methodist Sunday school was post
poned until tonight, when it will be
held at the home of MRS. Ella Mckim,
1903 North First street.
ceived word from their son Harley.
who is an electrician in the navy. that
he has been transferred from the YES
tai which has been at Vera Cruz. to
the Dcs Moines. which is now at Gal
weston. The young man wrote that he
expected that the Des Moines would
return north in short time.
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Peter Hanson, of Grinnell. a member
Of the soldiers home. who has been
visiting in Germany and Denmark, ar
rived here this morning. Hanson was
in Germany when war broke out. he
went to Copenhagen. from where ne
sailed for New York. He landed last
"Wednesday and went TO Grinnell.
where he has been visiting for few
days.
Robert F.. Miller a well-known far
mer of Hardin county. near Union mas
purchased of Jacob a. Swoboda MS
residence property at 500 East State
street The consideration was $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, who are now In
possession of the properly. have come
to the city to make their home. Mrs.
Miller has one son, Ross Howard.
pupil in the Woodbury. school, and
daughter, Miss Josephine Howard, who
Is teacher at the Rogers school, and
who have also come here to make their
hcme. ,s IL
Suit has been filed in the district