Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-04
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: CITY IN BRIEF !
o. 2. Tuttis. the jeweler.
Glasses fitted. Chamberlain.
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Glasses properly fitted. Heiibers.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
s. R. Piper. of LeGrand, was in the
city today.
Watch my window for new Easter
goods. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Denbow, of Al
bion, were in the city today.
Mrs. Belle Trip. Of Toledo, spent
Friday In the city with friends.
When writing think Of whiting. Lat
est up-to- date stationery. Bowens
Studio.
Miss Katherine Commers went to
Belle Plaine Friday evening for an
over-Sunday visit with friends and
relatives.
See the attractive line of Easter
cards. hand painted by Miss Minnie
HOLSTER. On sale at Benedict & Brint-
| nalls.-Adyertisemen
Mrs. Sam McGrew will leave next
wednesday for Los Angeles. where she
will spend couple Of months with
her sister. Mrs. E. T. Palmer.
Master William Pence James Jr.
who has been visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Cross, for a week
returned to Mason City this morning
| We have the genuine Red Rive,
Early Ohio potatoes. Also 100 bushels
| OF Rural New York for seed. Will sell
cheap. Phone 1872. Brandon & Cole
\ man, 103 West Main street.
| At New Colonial tonight-two good
dramas. I'm Mysterious Ways" by
Unseen Hands," farce comedy, "Skelly's
Skeleton, also beautiful oriental pic.
ture. Temple of Japan" Colonial.
! Would like to secure two rooms ant
board for myself and wife with private
family with strictly modern home. Nc
l poo1 oiu6 NoUSc. ANSWER SUNDAY
Room los, Pilgrim Hotel.-Advertise
ment
! Mrs. G. R. Haas left for Meservey
this forenoon to visit with her sister
Mrs. Bert Tilton, for few days. Wed.
nesday she will join Mr.. Haas at st
! Paul. and from there they will go t.
Wisconsin for short stay.
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seriously i'll Of grip. is improving. Mr.
and A-s. Taylor have moved s.cnn 100:
West Church street to 105 West Grant
while their home at COL West State is
being remodeled and made ready fol
| occupancy.
| DR.. and Mrs. Jay r. Trotter and lit
tie son, of Mancos. Colo. arrived in the
city this morning to visit for short
time with DR.. Trotter's mother, Mrs
Candace Trotter, and sister, Mrs. A. N
Parrett. and Mr.. Parrett, of Wheaton
Mimi, who are visiting at the Trottel
home.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Z. Allen, who were
graduated recently from the Universal
Chiropractic College at Davenport, an6
who have been visiting relatives in
|
Drs. Allen have rented offices in the
First National Bank Building at Boone
and will engage in practice.
DR.. L. L. Diller, q veterinarian Of this
city, has gone to Traer to engage ir
practice. DR.. Diller sold his practice
here year ago and went to Texas
with the expectation, of taking ul
farming. He was not suited with con-
I! ditions in the south and has decided tc
re- engage in his profession in Iowa.
| Mrs Charles Gustafson and son Car
returned home Friday evening from
Radcliffe. where they spent a, week a,
the home Of Mrs, Gustafsons mother
Mrs. Peter Seglem. They also spen,
day or two in Garden City at the
homes Of Mrs. Gustafson's sisters, Mrs
Oscar Solyst and rms. Oscar Samp-
| son.
Members Of the Tirzah Aid Society
We're entertained Friday afternoon a
the home Of Mrs. G. w. Bousum, SIT
South Eourth street. The affair was
! largely attended and busy afternoon
(, was spent piecing quilt blocks and So
; cially. In serving the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. r. e. Bousum and Ruth
/ Bousum. 60
4 Everist has paper low in price as
you will find in the state Of iowa. Also
has the high grade decorations sucf
as hand painted canvases, the Birge
4 hand painted feathers, also the less ex.
pensive but thoroughly artistic Birge
wall papers. Select your date now
| buy your paper and get. the work or
the day promised. Everist's Wall Pa
/ per House. ~.
| John A. Sieg. who has been spending
! the winter in southern Texas. has re.
i turned home. When he left Mr.. Sizes
/ expected to 60 into Mexico to visit min.
! ing property in which he and other 10.
cal investors are interested, but wher
he arrived at the border he found con
ditions so uncertain and turbulent IL
Mexico that he did not venture acros.
the Rio Grande. Instead he remained
in Corpus Christi and in Galveston.