Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-21

is improving daily.
Wire screen food covers for camping
and home. Five sizes to set, SO cents.
Schmidt's hardware.
Your choice of any spring suit or
coat, either silk or wool. for $4.9S.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Mrs. l.. Prazak, of Mason City, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
ME- and Mrs. Ole Lien.
Mrs C.sE. Whited, 2o2 South Second
avenue IL i'll at her home suffering a
nervous breakdown. Her condition is
|not. serious.
Nv. r. Williams, of Eldora. was In
1.-The city Monday evening, GIL route to
Des Moines. where he remained today
on business.
! Miss Gretchen Madearis arrived
home Monday evening from four
weeks visit with Miss Freda Stocks
at Monmouth, Ill
Plenty Of old papers at cents bum
die at the Times Republican office. Just
the thing to go under the carpets dur
| ing housekeeping time.
! Ladies, come to the entertainment to-
night, north of fair grounds. Don't let
the men come without you. Marshall
town Amusement Company.
/ Glenn R. Livingood, son of DR.. j. T.
Livingood, Of Hubbard, was operated
this morning at the Deaconess hospi-
tai for chronic appendicitis.
| Miss Ruth Haines left this morning
for ST. Joseph. Mo-, where she will
remain for two weeks visit with
her aunt, Mrs. F. G. Sprague, and fam
| lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. E. Matthews left
Monday evening for Chicago, where
Mr.. Matthews will attend the conven
ton Of the Commercial Law League
being held there this week.
! Mrs. F. P. Farrell and children, Cen
eva and Dean, Of Pueblo, Colo, who
are visiting relatives in the city, have
returned from brief visit with Miss
Margaret Williams at Green Noun
tain.
Mrs. Hettie Heitshu, of Fayetteville.
this evening or Wednesday to visit at
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Davis and
other friends
Burt Price. contractor, has filed
petition claiming $612.53 Of F. w. Carl
and a mechanics lien against the
house built for Carl at GOT Fremont
street this spring. The petition alleges
the lien is for labor and material fur
nished.
Miss Mabel Dodson arrived home
Monday evening from weeks visit
with friends at Monmouth and Eleanor,
Ill. Miss Dodson made the trip to IL
linois with Mr.. and Mrs George Bull in
their automobile. The Bulls are now
visiting at Lexington. ILL.,, and will be
gone about three weeks.
Come to the two big entertainments
tonight and Wednesday. north of fair
grounds. Vaudeville acts from Des
Moines. and local talent. Riding OF
bucking horses. mules and steers. Re-
ward to anyone that catches Missouri
hog. L. S. McCamn's educated horse
will be on the program. Marshalltown
Amusement Company.
Come to the two big entertainments
tonight and Wednesday, north of fair
grounds. Vaudeville acts from Des
Moines, and local talent. Riding Of
bucking horses. mules and steers. Re-
ward to anyone that catches Missouri
hog. LIS. McCamn's educated horse
will be on the program. Marshalltown
Amusement Company.
Capable experienced dry goods sails
men and saleswomen wanted Also ex-
perienced cashiers and bundle wrap
pers, for the closing out sale Of Nettie
Ingledue G. Co., dry goods stock. To
competent salespeople who prove sat
isfactory steady positions will be Of
fered after the SALE Good salaries
paid. Apply to Levin's.-Advertise !
ment.
NJ. A. Hauser of Albion. one of the
Iowa State College extension depart
ment workers. left Monday evening for
Mount Pleasant, where he will remain
for week engaged in the work Of the
alfalfa campaign being carried out in
Henry county. The campaign is for
the purpose Of studying the growth Of
alfalfa and interesting more farmers
in its cultivation.
Mrs. T. M. Sparks and daughter,
Miss Reva, arrived home Monday even
ing from Rochester Mimi, where they
have been for a few days consulting
surgeons relative to Miss Sparks
health. Miss Sparks has been suffering
since an operation for gall stones
few years ago, and it was thought pos
sibly another operation would be nee
essary. The surgeons, how ever, did
not advise a second operation, at least
for the present
Ten or dozen democrats Of the
county who are delegates to the state
convention that is to be held in Council
Bluffs Thursday and Friday of this
week will leave for that city Wednes-
day. Charles E. Henry, one of the
delegates, went to Des Moines this
morning, and from there will go to
Council Bluffs Wednesday night. Some
Of the others from this city who will at
tend the convention are A. G. Johnson,
Robert E. Johnson, and N. E. Furlong
Mr.. and Mrs A. Janney arrived home
Monday evening from Rochester,
Mimi, where they have been on ac-
count of the illness Of the latterS
brother Charles H. Seager who has re-
Gently passed thru two severe surgical
operations for stone of the bladder. Mr..
Seager is very much improved and ex-
poets to be able to return to Syracuse,
N. Y. in about two weeks. Mrs. Seagcr
is with her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Janney also espent week visiting at
the r. A. Lanpher home in st. Paul.