Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-15
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CITY IN BRIEF

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!; CITY IN BRIEF f;
| Glasses properly fitted. Hcllbers.
Marshall Printing Company. Phone 70.
DR.. Cora williams Choate. Office
over Fidelity hank.
Voice culture Mondays and Thurs
days, Masonic temple. H. P. Giger.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning. and
tornado insurance. Over So West Main.
| Lottie Pickford, rescued from the
bay, in The Diamond From the Sky
today. Colonial.
| II your furnace needs repairing we
are ready to do the work to your salts
faction. LsPlant company.
! The Paige and the Saxon auto
mobiles are at the fair, look them over.
! Marshall Motor Car Company
| Chicken dinner at st. Elizabeth's
society concession at county fair
Wednesday and Thursday. Commit
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! To exchange-A black driving horse
! safe for women or children, weight J.
| 200 pounds. for two good mich cows
/ D. w. Norris.
| One hundred Congoleum rugs, size
/ 3x4hs, regular 30 cents values, special
/; Thursday and Friday at IS cents
Nickel Furniture Company.
The most popular photographer in
| the city Is Stonestreet, for he is givine
| special prices of one-third off this
| week. Stonestreet studio, 22S East
| Main street.
The condition of Mrs. E. F. Mcbride,
/, 202 North Sixteenth street. who is
seriously i'll Of Bright's disease and
heart trouble, is serious. Mrs. Mcbride
| has been a patient at the Deaconess
hospital fo- two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Savage arrived
home Tuesday afternoon from a three
months trip in the west. They visited
both California expositions, spent some
time in southern California, and re-
turned home via Portland, Seattle, and
Spokane.
Ira n. Gabrielson, until this fall a
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closed up his garden for the schools
Tuesday and will leave tonight or
! Thursday for Iowa City. Mr.. Gabriel
son will take post graduate work in the
university and become a fellow in
zoology.
Edwin wakeman Of Wheaton, ILL.,.
arrived in the city Tuesday evening for
short visit with his nephew M. A.
wakeman. Of Fort Dodge, at the home
Of the latter,s daughter, Mrs. J. c. Will
liams. From here Edwin Wakeman
will go to Fort Dodge to visit his
brother, H. w. Wakeman.
When you are at the fair call and
see the Auburn automobile on exhibit
in the automobile tent. Auburn fours
and skies shown. Having handled this
thing about 1t. better call and talk
l"Auburn" with us. Woods Carriage
and Auto Company, Union Iowa
An enjoyable afternoon was spent by
thirty members Of the Eastern Star
| Circle, who were entertained in the
Masonic parlors Tuesday afternoon by
EMesdames w. II. Bardwell. R II. Nc
Dowell, Thomas Copp, P. G. Jones
George Downing, NJ T. c. Wolff, and
Carl Shanner. The hostess served a
two-course luncheon.
Funeral services for Martin Ward
were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock from the Pursel undertaking
parlors, Rev. j. ]. Fitzpatrick In
charge. The pail bearers were John
| Mullin, Frank Hay, John Coyne, Chris
! Glance. Charles Kothenbeutel and J. s.
Mccormick. Burial was in Riverside.
! Two Of Mr.. Wards brothers, w. W., OF
Mason City, and Fred. of Nashua, were
in attendance from out Of the city,
Mrs. w. w. Ward was also here.
Extrayagant claims are hardly ex
travagant If they are backed by the
truth, and that is why the producers
LOT Harry Hastings Tango Queens
have no hesitancy in announcing that
the production offered this season, and
which will Be presented at the Odeou
tonight, is the greatest. really the big
gest and the most magnificent offering
ever made by this organizations. To
those who are familiar with the fine
| shows given in past seasons by the
Hastings organization this means q
great deal, and to others sufficient to
say is that rare treat is missed if
they miss seeing the Tango Queens
Odeon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.. Abbott, 511 East
Church street, entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening the members of the
Hawthorne Club and their husbands
The dinner was the first social affair
of the club for the new club year
Covers were laid for thirty-five and
at o'clock the hostess was assisted
in serving a three-course dinner by
Mrs Cutler Abbott and Misses Mar
garet Statier and Josephine Gabelman
Baskets Of Shasta daisies were used
In decorating the tables and rooms
After the dinner much merriment was
created by the game of lotto, which
furnished the evenings entertainment
The prizes were awarded to Mrs. F. l.
Meeker, Mrs. c. c. st. Clair, D. w
Norris, and l. o. Kemble.
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