Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-11

4 this city M onQay. as.
Finnan haddie. a shipment arrived
! this morning. just phone your orders to
(: 2s4. McCord's grocery.
I Don't forget we are selling cloaks,
suits, skirts, dresses, and furs at half
former price. Bargain Store.
Miss Fay Campbell, Of Ames, returned
home Monday evening. after visiting
her cousin, Mrs. F. L. Brownlee.
Mrs. L. C. Medearis went to Grinnell
Monday evening to visit her daughter
| Grenchen, who attends school there.
| Typewriter ribbons, carbon paper, oil,
etc. Also automatic 81 pencil sharp
ener. Orlando Baxter, fremont block.
| Miss Fannie Potgieter, Of Steamboat
Rock, was in the city today on her
| way to Roland for a visit with friends
and relatives. ~
| Mr.. and Mrs L. R. Willard and
/ daughter, Miss Alice Willard, have gone
/ to Battle Creek. Mich. for a short rest
at sanatorium.
| Miss Myrtle Gorsuch. of Green
Mountain, was in the city Monday en-
route to New Sharon, where she will
visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gale. Of Liscomb,
who have been visiting friends in Am
boy. ILL.,, were in the city this morn
ing on their way home.
Matinee at the Odeon Theater to-
morrow. Three big acts of vaudeville
and three reels of good photo plays.
Any seat 10 cents. Odeon.
Mrs Henry Smoranz, of Eddyville,
was in the. city Monday on her way to
New Providence, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Max Hornburg.
Members of the literature depart
! ment of the Womans Club will meet
! Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Pepper. sol North Second avenue:
| The home and education department
Of the Womans Club will meet
, Wednesday afternoon at 2:SO at the
home of Mrs. George Price, s11 West
State street.
| Hot coffee, hot weinnies. and Ger
man dill pickles>wiH be served free in
our grocery department (basement),
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Bargain Store.
Miss May Willard will leave next
week for Fairbault, Mimi, where she
will resume her studies at st. Mary's
School, where she has been student
for several years. ze@--s &. ~
Mrs. Earl Clark and mother Mrs,
J. w. Jewell. of haywood, Neb., who
have been visiting here with the lat
ter's daughter. Mrs. Will Young, left
this morning for Vinton.
Mrs w. S. Devine. S12 North, First
street. who s5quite ill Of influenza and
complications involving the middle ear,
showed slight signs of improvement
today. altho she is still quite seriously,
sick. *
Mr. md Mrs. F. n. stoddard,s Of
Pasadena, Call. left this morning: for
their home after visiting in Gilman
with the latters sister, Mrs. T.. Seager
and at the J. S. Neel home in this
city. 81
With the snow falling all day, twill
take the press out of your overcoat;
so just keep in mind III" and cal. this
number when you want QUICK, salts
Dye Works.
How about canned fruit for pies?
Pitted red cherries at Is cents a can,
good apricots at Is cents a can, peeled
peaches at two for % cents; also
Steamed gooseberries at two for %
cents. Culley's, South First avenue
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hart and son, c..
w. Hart, have gone to Pasadena, Cai-
and will spend the winter there and in
San Diego. They expect to return
home about the LIST of May, after Wis
iting San Francisco and Denver on the
way home. They visited in Salt Lake,
City and Los Angeles on their way
west.
E. N. Farber. 4o1 North Fourth
street, who is seriously Ill Of influenza
at his home, today showed slight i'm
provement in his general condition
over Monday. Mr.. Farber had a better
night Monday than he has had 5for
several nights. and today was suffer
ing somewhat less pain. He is very
weak, however.
The body Of Charles C. Hardy, the,
Sidney veteran Of the soldiers home
who died Monday afternoon, will be
sent to Sidney tonight for burial Fun
eral services for Amos M. Howard. Of
Batavia, who also died Monday after
noon. will be held from the assembly
hall "Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
in charge of Chaplain Pratt.
A. l.. Straub left this morning for
his home In Hartwig, after being called
here by the serious illness Of his
daughter. Mrs W. A. Collins, who 10
i'll Of pneumonia at her home, 406 West
Church street. Mrs. Straub will re-
main for some time. Mrs, Collins has
been very Ill. but is somewhat inn
proved. Mr.. and Mrs. Straub formerly
lived in this city, but are now with
another daughter, Mrs. F. E. Naumann,
at Hartwig.
Word received this morning by +. C.
Cartwright from his father, T. 8. Cart
wright, at Rochester, Mimi. was to the
effect that surgeons had decided Mr..
Cartwright did not need an operation
for the prostate trouble with which
! he had had been suffering for eorna time.
Mr. Cartwright went to Rochester q
week ago. expecting to undergo an OPP
Grafton, but after an examination it
was decided that treatment for few
weeks would answer the purposes Of
surgery. at least for the present.
Mrs. E. K. Mcconnell; COS Jerome
| street, Is quite seriously Ill Of heart
trouble, and her condition is such that
| q trained nurse is in attendance upon
her. Mrs. Mcconnell suffered from a