Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-15
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CITY IN BRIEF
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Fire insurance. w. n. CLARK, f1rs,
National Bang building.
Mrs. M. s. Brown. Of Gilman. visited
friends in the city today. = 5.
Mrs. r. w. Hall. OF Albion. was .
visitor in the city today.
Robert Reece. Of New Providence.
spent the day in the city.
A wide range OF choice millinery just
received. Miss Middlekauff.
George Herman spent the day in
Cedar Rapids on business.
Eastman autographic kodaks at the
kodakery. Bowen's book store.
T.. F. Ensminger. OF New. Sharon,
went this morning to Tama on bust
ness.
Come to the market sale Saturday.
April II. Plumb Bros, Mason & Shoe
maker.
Senator Dunlap strawberry plants.
Every plant guaranteed to grow. Bert
Everist.
Mrs. c. L. Morris went this morn
ing to Iowa Falls to visit her sister.
Mrs. N. 8. Nelson.
Office and veterinary hospital 1917
100 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. FL. Neiman.
r. F. Ely, Of Iowa Falls. arrived in
the city this morning for a few days
visit with relatives here.
w. L. Busby. Of Quincy, returned
home this morning after q brief visit
with DR.. A. c. Conaway
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Bowen, Of Story
City. returned home this morning at
ter a visit with friends n Ottumwa.
Mrs. D. W. Shroyer, Of Hampton, re-
turned home this morning after visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Newell.
Mrs. Eta Busse went this morning
to Albion where she will visit for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rohrs.
Let US make the babies photo on
post cards, only rs cents per dozen.
The Kodakery studio. Bowen book
store.
Manager Charles Munson, Of the
Iowa Railway and Light Company, was
a business caller in Cedar Rapids
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Atkinson, of st.
Anthony, returned home this morning
after q visit with their daughter. Mrs.
g. w. Miller.
For sale--My residence property,
located lot East Church street. For
information call or address. p. ]. Robb,
Marshalltown. Iowa.
The IRE department was called to the
southern end of South Second street
at 1872 this forenoon by fire that
was burning in grass.
This dry town. But a5cool refresh-
ing drink Of the Bailey Boys pop will
help some. For sale everywhere. Ask
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mesdames 8. J. johnson and Bert
Curry went this morning to st. An
thony, where they will visit Mrs. L. D.
Brown, Mrs. Johnson's daughter, and
Mrs. Curry's niece.
Rupert will sell for two days q linn
tied quantity of pure lard at 12h cents
per pound, and sugar cured hams
whole at 16 cents. Also Swifts
Premium bacon by the side at rs cents,
Brittain's Anchor bacon in sides at %
cents. These are bargains. Rupert.
A. H. welker received this morning
a postal from Rev. G. n. Morris, who
was called to Nova Scotia last week by
the serious illness Of his father. Mr..
Morris said that his father was still
living when they arrived on April Z.
and that his condition was somewhat
improved, altho still very serious.
The stranded membe Of my Dream
Grip company who have been in the
city since Tuesday. were provided
with funds Wednesday night and left
for Chicago and Des Moines. Howard
L. Miller circulated q subscription pa
per Wednesday afternoon and the
amount that was needed to pay rail-
way transportation was secured.
Business announcements made In
the Cedar Rapids newspapers tell Of
a change in lines to be made by w. H.
Burrows. q former clothier Of this city.
but for the past ten years of Cedar
Rapids. Mr.. Burrows is going to dis
pose Of his clothing business and en-
ter the automobile game, In which he
has become interested.
/ According to Harvard, Only paper.
Miss Isabel Mitchem. of this city, ap-
peared there on last Thursday night in
an organ recital in Christ church, at
which time large new pipe organ
was used for the first time in q recital
program. Miss Mitchem Is spoken Of
as we'll known in Harvard thru FREE
quent visits there with her brother, c.
F. Mitchem, and sister, Mrs. ]. G. Fem
ner. ,;ys a
According to. the Union Star Mrs.
Nellie Hudson Wall, formerly Of this
city, has been re- employed by tho
school board Of Danville, Ill. as super
visor Of drawing in the public schools
at q salary Of 1920 per year. Mrs.
Wall has been engaged al one OF the
institute instructors at Danville this
summer. and will take some special
work in her line In the University Of
Chicago before coming to Union to
visit her mother. Mrs. David Hauser.
u Members Of the Busy Bee Circle Of
the Z. o. T. NJ enjoyed q social meet
ing Wednesday when they were en-
tertained at a masquerade party by
Mrs. p. w. Burke and Mrs. B. F. Col
Inns at the Burke home. 104 South
Third avenue. AS q pleasant surprise
to Mrs. B. A. Bowman. and in celebra-
ton OF her forty-first wedding anniver-
sary, the members presented her with
a handkerchief shower. Z: In flower