Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-27

day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A..
T. Elder. ssA
Now is your opportunity to get your
house wired at reduced prices for
thirty days. Phone 142. Buchanan
Boughton Company.
Plenty Of old paper al S cents bum
die at the Times-RepubMcan Office, Just
the thing to go under the carpets dur
Ing housecleanins time.
The Marshalltown Rogue Club has
about completed new grounds on the
north end Of the vacant lot Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Shears at the corner of Main
and Third streets.
/ c. G. Kurtz, well-known farmer
living three miles north of the city. is
quite i'll at his home of pneumonia
Mr.. Kurtz's son has only recently re-
covered from the same disease.
| We are cutting the big csc pound
full cream cheese today. There ex-
ira quality in the display cheese. and
you should order piece without delay.
Get a piece before it is all gone. Myers
grocery.
Mrs. E. c. Lainson left this morn
ing for Sioux City, where she will visit
her son, Roy Lainson. Mrs. Lainson
will be gone month, and will also
visit in Marcus, Council Bluffs and
Omaha.
Beginning Monday and continuing
thru the month Of May we are going to
give special reduced prices on electric
wiring. Let us figure with you as now
Is the time to get in on the reduction.
Buchanan-Boughton Company. Phone
ll42.
/ Christmas bills paid in advance by
joining our Christmas Savings Club
now. Two cents this week four next
six next etc, and you draw s11.22 two
weeks before Christmas. when you
need extra money. Fidelity Savings
Bank.
Visit Malshalltown's new dressmak-
ing school. Students may bring their
Town materials and make their own
dresses for fraction Of what 1t would
cost otherwise. Over 20 West Main
street. prone $50 white.-Advertise-
ment
Mrs. Zeno F.. Doane, formerly Of this
city but now OF Lynnville, left here
this morning for Fountain City, Ind.
l WHeI0 SHe Will WISH HeT DTOlHcT. rev.
Leslie Bond. Mrs. Doane will attend
the triennial missionary conference Of
the Friends church at Muncie before
she returns. She will be gone about
three weeks. Rev. Mr.. Doane accom-
! panies his wife as far as this city.
Rev. c. E. Luce. pastor of the Meth
odist church at Albion. was in the city
today on his way home from Des
! Moines, where he has been with$Mrs.
Luce, who is patient in the Method
list hospital. Mrs. Luce was injured
two weeks ago when she struck her
tleft leg against an open oven door. The
wound became infected. and blood
poisoning resulted. An operation to
idrain the infected leg was performed.
and Mrs. Luce is doing nicely.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Charles A.
| Finders Of Ferguson were largely, at
tended Saturday afternoon. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. c.
H. Morris from the Christian church
at Ferguson. Included among the many
! floral offerings were pieces from the
LaPlant Tool Company and Light
Draft Harrow Company. Of this city.
and the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Ferguson church. The flower bearers
were Cicily and Leona Jones and Ada
Arney. The pail bearers, all brothers.
| n-law of Mrs. Finders, were Lloyd,
Oliver, Robert. Roy, Oscar. and Boston
Finders. Burial was in Timber Greek
cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alberta
Brand, who lived In the country two
miles west of Dillon, were held this
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church. Rev. y. U. Keffeler. conducting
lattended, and the floral offerings were
very beautiful. Among them was
broken wheel from the friends of the
neighborhood. The pail bearers were
i Max Radloff, Charles Stirson, George
| Watson, Fred Mcdonald. Ed PAtnam,
"A. r. Haskin. The flower bearers.
were Mrs Radloff. Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Mcdonald Mrs. Haskin. BuriGt was
was in Riverside. Those who attended
| services from out of the city were Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brand. of Chicagn; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brand and daughter
Louise. Of Cedar Rapids; Will Brand. Of
Redfieid S. D.. and Mrs. John Hartnett,
of Des Moines.
| Two days after Mrs. I. shesrer, Of
Rhodes. underwent an operation for
| appendicitis in this city. she began to
show symptoms Of marked case OF
smallpox and was removed to the de-
tention hospital. There. this afternoon.
Mrs. Hardness. the matron, said her
general condition was good. both rs to
the surgical case and the smallpox.
The latter Is Of medium degree of
virulence Charles Tyler, Gaylord
| Richescn, and Donald Dent, three
patients at the hopital. weres dis
| charged Saturday. The only remain
ing patients are Mrs. E. r. Warning.
! 6O4 East. Church street, ands Mrs.
Shearcr Nearly all of the smallpox
cases treated at the hospitalsM this
! spring have been among pst!enfE who
were never vaccinated.