Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-26
Gj1lle5-Repulb6oan
CITY IN BRIEF
. Bring your watches in. HODGES

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Brins your watches in. Hodges.
Why pay more? Two shows for Ii
cents. Colonial and Lyric Advertise
ment.
| Phone us for flour, feed or baled hay
| Delivered to YOU promptly. Bowles &
Billings.
Two shows for Is cents. ASK how al
the ticket Office, Colonial or Lyric
! Advertisement.
| Look, Hsten--oyster supper, Episco.
pal church Thursday evening. Price 5;
cents. COMMITTEES.
| Fine cooking apples only rs cents a
peck or rs cents a bushel. Phone 2s4
McCoFd's grocery.
After Feb. l. I viii give my accounts
/ to my attorney. Those wishing to
1 settle with me, phone 1853 red. Clyde
Whitney. ~
4 Mrs Howard Troxel, of Melbourne
is recovering nicely from an abdominal
operation, performed at the Deaconess
1 Monday.
/ Clear QuilP' flour often buttered
! never bettered, for sale at Bowles &
| Billings. Try sack, it will please you
advertisement.
| Mrs. c. Hadley, Of Des Moines, who
has been visiting here with her cousin
Mrs. George Gerhart, went Tuesday
evening to Union.
Fire is a serious matter to any bust
mes or home. Protect your property IL
first class companies. Shove & Bay
room 300, Masonic temple.
Misses Josephine and Minnie Busse
| OF Los Angeles, Cal, left this morning
for their home after visit here with
their sister, Mrs. Adolph Koflin.
Hans Furkin, of Liscomb, is recover
Ing slowly from an operation for ap-
pendicitis. The appendix was found to
be ruptured, but the patientIs getting
along nicely. 81
%. N. Farber. who has been i'll fol-
| over three weeks of a severe case OF
influenza, complicated with meningeaI
trouble, Is sufficiently improved SO thai
he was able to sit up in bed a short
time today.
Louis Mccartney, the Chicago Great
Western fagman who was struck by
taxicab some weeks ago. was sent to
the county farm at Lamoille Tuesday
evening. Mccartney is in weak phys
| ical condition. -
We insure your house, household
goods or both, In million dollar Ameri-
can companies, against loss from fire
| up to $500 for three tenths of a cent
day. See us for particulars McFar-
| land & Pierce, over electric light Of
hce. Telephone 216.-Advertisement.
Funeral services for Mrs. ILottie
Hance were held Tuesday afternoon
at 1870 from the Christian Church at
| Clemens, In charge of Rev. Mr.. Clay
ton. The pail bearers were Hayden.
| Cady, and Byron Smith. and Marion,
Lyle and Clarence Perry. Burial was
In Bivens' Grove cemetery.
Three acts of good vaudeville at the
! Odeon theater tonight, featuring the
Troy Comedy Four, comedy singers and
entertainers. Three reels Of good NOV
ing pictures. New program tomorrow
the headliners will be Ramza and Arno
comedy acrobata this act Is a scream
from start to finish. Two shows each
evening, 1880 and 9 o'clock. Odeon.
Mrs. Horace Edsall, 1903 Summit
street, who Is at st. Thomas hospital
suffering with an infected left hand
the result Of having cut the hand with
a piece of glass, is improving very
nicely, and is now believed 10 be out
| OF danger. Mrs. Edsall has been very
sick, and for a few days her case was
80 critical as to cause much alarm to
her relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scheid. s04
North Sixth street, entertained Tues
day evening the members Of the Royal
Highlander degree team. Cards and
music furnished a pleasant; evening s
entertainment, and prizes for high
score In the card game were awarded
to Mrs. w. Fl. Boswell Mrs. Clarence
Iurvey and John Watson and Russell
kolHn. Late In the evening the hostess
served refreshments.
T. C. Cartwright arrived home Tues
day night from Rochester, Mimi,
where he has been for few days with
his father, T. S. Cartwright, who is a
patient in the Mayo Bros. hospital TAX
ing treatment for prostate trouble.
The elder Cartwright is quite ill, suf-
fering from nephritis and uremia. He
Is believed to be improving slowly. T.
c. Cartwright will return to Rochester
Friday night. and If his father is
strong enough to travel will accompany
him home Monday.