Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-21
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Glasses properly ntteo- f1eliDess'
DR.. Graham. osteopath, Masonic temple
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spent Sa'ufuay ~ .ne CIV
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Roundy, Of La
NOME speh. saluloay ~ .no Guy.
Mrs. j. III. Hun and son Merle. Of
Lamoille, spent Saturday in the city.
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Saturday evening to Union on business
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Buy your tires and auto supplies
here. Rude Auto Company, IL south
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| Miss Jennie Stillman went Saturday
evening to Grinnell for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hillman.
n, go NJ. We1.e- co,,,ns 1;vinp
six miles north of the city, are the
| parents Of a daughter, born Saturday.
W. h ahoio. +;ma,hr, how fine.
| h,,ns. nratr,a nav far saio Nv hale
sno $500 ~ ton lot, W. deliver.
Bowles & Billings.
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snand;ngstha -vnaL ~ ti,a city a. a
g,,as. ae .tha hnnoa ~ he consir Mrs.
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Mrs. H. F. Horton, of Lamoille, who
has been patient at st. Thomas hos
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Increase your salary by enrolling in
night school this evening. Glasses for
] beginners and speed work for stem
ographers. Central Iowa Business Col
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w. III. H. Townsend left for Minne-
apolis this morning to visit his son and
daughter. +. B. Townsend, traffic man.
ager of the NJ. & st. l.. and Miss Louise
Townsend.
| Fred Calmus, aged 8. son Of Peter
| Calmus, sos West Linn street. was re-
moved to the city detention hospital
this morning. suffering with smallpox.
The home was quarantined.
| q Iatn.on If N;nnaano,is .nent
Sunday in the city with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. .. Lainson. Miss
Eva Kline, of Independence, also spent
Sunday at the Lainson home.
| Tuesday evening June % the Ladies'
Aid of the F,irst Tinted Evangelical
church will serve ice cream, cake and
strawberries on the Ellis Bailey farm,
1904 South Twelfth avenue. Commit
tee.
M. r. n DicEinaon ~ uawarden
vent 4bis nornine - chalaea ~ visit
friand. af+ar vi.it hara Win bar
brother. A. G. Blake. She was ac-
companied to Chelsea by her niece.
Miss Pearl Blake.
Mrs. q = N;tcham ard SONS Foe
+or ana Harhart ~ Hervard III vbo
have hasr vis;t;rg hera a. the -
ASitche,n home lott satnrd.v aven,no
for a three months, trim ~ San Fran.
cisco and other western cities.
The arshalItou1n 1ndenendent. lost
close con-. 81 Co,,;nss smrdov wban
tbev ware dereated nv the collin. nine
~ Titua and Rede, wcrked for
Mar.ha1,+ovn and Ktnp ana Ginter
formed the battery for the yictors.
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