Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-05

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Norman Boyd. 81 Liscolph. was in the
city Saturday on husineas.
=, N. Schillins. ofState Center, spent
Saturday In the city on business.
Enthusiastic response greeted our
red tag sale last Saturday. Pay W
visit. Henry Pappe..
The name Henry Pappe has be-
come synonymous with clothing safety
Attend our red tag sale. Henry Pappe.
| The city council went into session
this forenoon for ito weekly meeting,
hut adjourned without transacting any
business.
| Big Court of Homer dance Tuesday
evening, Jan. 8. at Red Mems hall. Eve
ming tickets so cents. Good music
Advertisement.
Don't fail to see the special pictures
at the Lyric theater Tuesday matinee
and night, benefit ST.. Mary's church
Advertisement.
| Miss Irene Hannah arrived home
Saturday from Chicago, where she has
been visiting for two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. F. w. stuart.
| Thomas McLarman. of Des MOines,
was in the city Saturday, going to Lis
comb Saturday evening for visit Of
few days with relatives and friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Coburn will leave
Tuesday to spend three months In the
south Their principal stays will be In
St. Louis. Nashville, Jacksonville. st.
| Petersburg. and Pensacola.
| Mr.. and Mrs P. A. MadiN. of Grin
nell, who last fall purchased the G. A.
Buchwald property at los North First
avenue, have come to the city and are
taking possession of their new home
Mrs. l.. III. Johnson and daughter
Norma, of MaquoketA. who have been
visiting at the home of the formers
son, DR.. George NJ. Johnson. for two
weeks, left for Mauuoketa this fore
noon
| DR.. Robert c. Molison, formerly of
Story City, who has moved to this city
recently, filed with the county recorder
today his certificate to practice issued
by the state board Of medical exam
iners.
Miss Margaret Hopkins. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hopkins, during the Christmas
vacation, returned this forenoon to
Carroll, where she is attending st. An
geles Academy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. wheel left Sun
day for their home in Sioux City af-
ter having spent the holidays WIN
Mrs. wheels sister, Mrs. B. l.. Hotch-
l ,.,.. 80 forotlv md with Mrs WixcelS
father, J. M. Adams.
| Five deliveries a day. See the United
Delivery Company. time card IN TINS
issue. Order your groceries here. we
always have all seasonable fruits ana
vegetables Complete line Of best quail
ity groceries. Phone 8. Sanitary Gro
Gerry.
The Christian Science Monitor prints
a story pertaining to the Marshalltown
| Club. contributed by Charles A: Myers.
until recently secretary of the club. In
connection with the story an interior
view Of the club reception and reading
room IL shown.
Mrs, Gertrude Clay and daughter
Virginia, and Miss Mabel Woodward.
who have been guests at the home OF
| Mrs. Clay's and Miss Woodward's sister,
1 Mrs, Fred M. Wilbur. during the hou-
DAYS. left this afternoon for Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Woodward. who
have also been here. viii remain in
definitely. ,r
Nj. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook will 90
| Tuesday to Des Moines. where they
viii make their home. Mr.. Holbrook.
| formerly salesmanager Of the MARSHALL
town Sewer Pipe and Tile Company.
is now travelling for the Monmouth
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
A change tn territory necessitates Mr..
| Holbrook's removal to Des Moines.
Miss Margaret Moninger. of Hart
land, who was an "out- Of college" dele
gate to the Student Volunteer conven-
| ton at Kansas City. passed thru the
city Sunday evening en- route to New
providence, where she is q teacher in
the consolidated high school. Miss
Grace Waters, of this city. was dele
| gate to the convention from Grinnell
! College.
Much less encouraging are the symp-
toms today in the case Of Robert John,
the baby son Of Dr. and Mrs. NJ. u.
Chesire The hemorrhages from the
stomach have been overcome, but now
An infection or the DOWeiS mas ucSeA-
oped and the babe is not so well to-
day as on Sunday. The little patient 8
temperature today ranged between 1o4
and 105.
Misses Mary Jean, Louise and Maoel
Miller have sold to John H. Chinn. or
southeast Of the city, strip CT twenty
acres OF the north side of the Miller
vile farm, South Twelfth avenue. the
tract is 2ox160 rods and contain twenty
acres. The price paid, according 10
the deed, was $500. at the rate of 1913
an acre. The land has on 1t good
house that was built n few years ago.
The purchaser has moved on the lana.
1.-THE Ham Tree" John Corts pro-
duction uf George V. Hobart and Jean
Schwartz's musical novelty, revised
and brought up to date. with those
famous black face comedians, Mcintyre
and Heath, again in their famous
characters Of Alexander Hambfeto;lian
and Henry Jones, respectively, and
large and efficient company OF princi-
pals and their wonderful dancing