Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-09

roe, In STATE Senter.
Ladies' knit vests, cents, Tuesday
afternoon. 2 to o'clock One Cent to
90 Cent Variety Store. $
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Curl of Clinton,
left for home Saturday after visit
with friends in Gearing.
Tuesday afternoon ladies' knit vest,
5 cents; union suits, II cents. One
Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store
Mrs. G. W. I.add. of Des Moines.
! went Saturday to Toledo to visit her
cousin DR.. c. N. Morford and family.
Misses Eva Alexander and Mabel
Drum left Saturday evening for a
months trip to Denver and Estes
| Park, Colo
Mrs. Alice Blake, OF Ackley. re-
turned home this morning after spend
| ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
y. S. Newell
Mrs. William Holroyd, of Albion. re-
turned home Saturday after a few
| days visit with her sister in law, Mrs.
Thomas Thirdly.
Miss Ruth Thompson, of Mt. Vernon
went this morning to Hubbard, after
visiting here with her uncle c. w
! Coolidge, and family.
Miss Laura Robinson, of Cedar Rap
| ids, is in the city for months visit
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Robinson.
Mrs. Richard Thackeray, of Grinnell
was in the city Saturday on her way
to Cedar Rapids, where she will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Harter.
Mrs. J. F. Brown, Of Eldpra, returned
home Saturday evening after visiting
her mother, Mrs. o. E. Alden, of Dun
bar. and her brother. ]. w, Alden OF
this city. a
Mesdames E. e. Benson and J. w.
| Tisdale, OF State Center, and their
| aunt, Mrs. Louise Reynolds, of Spring
| field, ILL.,, who Is visiting them, spent
FftaRy 1.-The city.
Mrs. F. p. Ebersole, accompanied By
her baby daughter Bettina-slert fol
| her home I'm Bellevue this morning at.
ter a months visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Adams.
| Mesdames N. NJ. Sebbo, c. French.
William Lage, Frank Haas and }Phin-
eas Stevens returned home this morn
ing from an over Sunday visit at st
anthony with MYss George Eolfsangi
q sister OF Mrs. Haas. f>.f
. Mrs, G. A. Smith,, MIS-. ID. H. sHoff-
man. ana Mrs. c. y. Smith. went, 10
Union this morning to visit friends.
Mrs. Hoffman will visit her mother,
Mrs. Smith, who lives in Union. and
who has, been visiting in this city.
HarryEJ. Rodgers arrived homo Sun
day frornSa months TIP thruSthe west
a northwest. H visited. iils IS ssai. !.
of his time with his mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Rodgers. at Monrovia, Cal.
Flies are not. so plenty this year, but
fruits and vegetables that are kept in
the house where they can not roost
on them are better for the consumer to
use. I have the assortment and quality
kept inside Culley's, South First ave-
nue..
Mrs. B. ]. Bonner, of Eldora, re-
turned this morning after a visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Adams. Mrs.
S. Williams, of Aberdeen, S. D., sis
ter in-law of Mrs. Adams, who has
been visiting here, went this morning
to Cedar Rapids to visit friends.
Councilmen Ed T. Austin and M. s.
Mcfarland, City Engineer w. H. Stein
er and Hans Madsen, superintendent Of
the city pumping station, will go to
Waterloo Tuesday to inspect a water
pump in use in the Waterloo city
pumping station.
Miss Emma Redel and Mrs. George
Rebel Of Minneapolis, spent Sunday in
the city at the home Of the form err s
brother. w. F. Redel, and sister, Mrs.
Amelia Rebel Miss Rebel was on her
way home from visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Nicholas Ezell, at Brookfield,
Mo.
Sheriff and Mrs. ]. G. Edgar re-
turned Sunday evening from Boone,
where they were called Thursday,
owing to the illness of the former s
brother-in Samuel Paxton. Mr..
Paxton died before Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar reached Boone. and the funeral
was held Sunday. Mr. Paxton was "A
years old. His death was due to
paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. g. Scott, Of Liscomb
returned home Saturday evening after
visiting their nephew, William EARLY,
who is at Mercy hospital in Des Moines,
recovering from .. severe fail he had
some weeks ago at his farm near Lis
comb. Mr.. Early's spine was hurt In
tho fall, but pieces Of splintered bone
ware removed after an x-ray examina-
ton at Des Moines. and he is now re-
covering nicely.
VIII H. Carleton. q former Marshall
town man, and his sister, Miss Agnes
Carl, Of st. Paul, arrived In the city
this morning to visit today with friends
here and at Liscomb. Mr.. Carleton Is
an old Iowa Central general Office en-
ploye, who has been employed in the
division Of carriers accounts of the
Interstate Commerce Commission for
several years and IL now the examiner
in charge Of the st. Paul branch office
OF the commission.
+ Funeral services for Victor Pearson,
. FORMER resident Of this city, who died
1t Granger. we're hold Sunday morn
ing from the Simkinss & Estel under
taking parlors at 1890, Rev. W. H.
EScott officiating. There were a great
1r1Si1ly flowers from frienxls and neigh.
bors. including q piece from the "Kozy
Klub." The pail bearers were Frank
Sherlock, Fred Hoes, ]. NJ Jackson.
Charles Jacques. Lynn Hyland, and
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