Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-08

Some good timothy straw, $40 ton;
also some coarse wild hay at $40 ton.
See 1t at our sheds We deliver. Bowles
& Billings.
w. A. WATSON. North Second
street, who has been seriously Ill, SUI
fering from pleuro- pneumonia, contin-
ues to improve.
Miss Mia Pursel left Sunday morn
ing for Washington. d. c.. where she
will remain for the summer with her
aunt, DR.. Lulu Waters.
Ask your grocer for Pillsbury's Best
-four. It's not too cheap to be good OF
too good to be cheap. The price IS
easonable.-Adver
Order a case of Colfax water and
case Of the Bailey boys pop and have
something cool to drink during this
hot weather. Phone Al. Marshalltown
Bottling Work.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Nichols. OF
Minerva, went to Cedar Falls TINS
morning to attend the graduation OF
Mr.. Nichols daughter, Miss Emma
Nichols, Tuesday.
Drink pop, ginger ale, Colfax water,
grape Juice, grape mask smash. root
beer, ETC. Special prices when ordered
by the dozen or a case. Phone 2s4.
George C. McCord, west end grocer.
Drink pop, ginger ale, ColfaX water,
grape juice. grape mask smash. root
beer, etc Special prices when ordered
by the dozen or case. Phone 2s4.
George c. McCord, west end grocer.
Miss Edith Wilson, 4O1 North Third
street, underwent at her home. surgl-
cal operation for the removal of en-
| larged sub clavicular glands OF the left
side. Her condition was good this
afternoon.
American Girl cedar oil mop cleans
oils, polisnes. has rubber that proteetS
| furniture; does not grease. Sells reg
nlarly at 81. special this week during
demonstration, for SO cents. Ryoef
| Furniture and Carpet Company.
Mrs. F. B. Garvin, of Scranton. Pa,
who has been visiting friends in the
city for three weeks, went to Ames
| Saturday evening to remain Tor COM
| mencement week with her daughter
| Miss Edna Garvin, who will De graz
| uated from the Iowa State College.
| An error in a date in referring to the
death Of Oscar Pratt, the first husband
OF Mrs. Minnie Tow, was made in the
rimes-Republican of Saturday, in re-
ferring 20 the widows pension case.
| Mrs. rows first husband Pratt, died
jan s. 1904, instead OF 1912, as the
story read.
Miss Cora speer, of Sheldon, stu
! dent in Iowa State Teachers CoueSe,
arrived in the city Saturday for snort
visit with her sister, Mrs. I. n. CAD
rielson. Guy G. Gabrielson. of Sioux
CITY, a brother of Mr.. Gabrielson, and
a student at the state university, spent
Sunday at his brothers home.
Frank Benedict, D. E. Hole. j. O..
Monohcn. and T. E. Lockard returned
home Saturday evening from Clear
Lake. where they went last Tuesday IN
the Lockard car and enjoyed three
days fishing trip. The oarty returned
by railway on account Of the recent
rains and they brought home forty
fish, While at Clear Lake the party
stayed at the Tuffree cottage. Mr..
Lockard left for Clear Lake this morn
ing to get the car.
A telegram received by F. W. Free
born. Of the Marshalltown Monumen,
Company, told of the death Sunday OF
his mother, Mrs. S. NJ. Elliott, at Eu-
gene, Ore Mrs. Elliott's death was due
to heart disease She was 81 years ole
and a native of Elgin, Ill. For severa
wears Mrs. Elliott lived at Iowa Falls
In addition to the 500 here two daugh-
4 ters survive, in the persons of Mrs
Cora Powers. Of Winnipeg, Man.; anc
Mrs. Dora Brand, of Belmond.
Il Miss Florence Wallace. 321 North
d Third street, was hostess Saturday
evening at the regular monthly meet
ing of the Myrtle Furmap Circle OF the
Central Church of Christ. Miss Amy
McMahon led the lesson and conducted
the study on Delilah. Miss Maude NC
Broom gave an interesting object les
son on japanese life, and long letter
from Miss Furman, missionary II
India, was read Miss Furman wrote
describing the women Of India. TIL:
program was closed by Miss Alfredo
Busch who played group OF violir
selections Miss Wallace was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. F. H. Wallace, IL
serving refreshments.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Cur
it's, formerly OF Lamollle. who died
Hereford, Tex, of cancer, Friday, wer
held from the y. Janney home u
South Third street. at 10:30 this after
noon. Rev. w. II. Scott had charge o
the services. and Mrs. r. E. Sears an
daughter, Mrs. Robert Graham, sana
Many old friends from the Lamoiil
, neighborhood were in attendance at tn
funeral, and burial was in the famil.
, lot in Riverside. Old Lamoille friend
! acted as pail bearers. in the persion
Off H. buchanan, E. w. Hinchley
! George r. Burdick, w. E. Tomlinsor
and Frank Butler. and E. Bishop, o
Danbury. Mrs. Kittle McNerney an
Fred Curtis, daughter and son Of Mrs
I Curtis, accompanied the body to thi
city.
!, The marriage Of Miss Gail Gull
, ford. Of Platteville. Wis. ard Fred o
Collision, of Carroll. will take place II
, this city Saturday morning, June 10, a
, St. Mary's church. Miss Guilford an1
her mother. Mrs. G. s. Gnilford. ar
rived in the city Saturday, and ar
! guests at the home of Mrs. Guilford'
daughter. Mrs. D. A. Collision. MI
> Guilford will arrive later in the week
Miss Guilford is known in this city
! having visited here at different time
, at the home of. her sister. The Gull
I ford family is also known in Hamp