Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-23

CITY IN BRIEF
Cora Williams choate, physician.

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Cora Williams choate, physician.
DR.. Graham. osteopath- Masonic temple
Save sugar. buy some of the new
honey. II In fine. McCord Grocery.
Wanted - Sales lady. music and
photograph department Sal. this
office.
We are today unloading car Of
red cedar posts. c. A. Buchwald Lum-
Der Company.
My home in Second ward for sale
cheap II taken before Novemberi. b. c.
Taylor. sol~ west State.
| A cushion inner tire will cure your
tire troubles. Iowa Tire Agency, 13
North Center street.
J.H. strict. Of Sioux City, member
Of the state board Of control, spent
the day at the soldiers home.
! Have you seen our newest designs In
Pyrex baking dishes the transparent
oven ware? Schmidt Hardware Com
pany.
i II you want good potatoes at reas-
enable price, phone McCord Grocery.
Special prices in five and ten bushel
lots. Advertisement.
! Stop In and see our splendid assort-
ment of clothes baskets. hampers and
Hardware Company.
Mrs. Albert Hull. who has been
spending three months with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beam at Marengo,
returned home this morning. .,
Our cushion inner tires are especially
adapted to delivery trucks. or to cars
that have rough usage as they prevent
puncture and blowouts. Iowa Tire
Agency. 10 North Center street.
Mrs. George c. Reynolds. 207 North
Seventh street, underwent an opera
ton for gall bladder trouble at st.
Thomas hospital this forenoon. The
gall bladder was found to be very badly
infected.
Ten teachers Of the county are in
the city for the fall teachers examina-
tons, held on Wednesday. Thursday
4 and Friday Of this week thruout the
state. Special permission of the state
board Of health was granted in order
that the examinations might be held.
Our supply of Perfection oil heaters
will not outlast the demand for an in
expensive heater to take the chill off
these cool mornings. Try one and see
how comfortable you will be without
using your furnace or coal heater.
They are smokeless and odorless.
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Commandant B. c. Whitehill. Of the
| soldiers home, who has been confined
\ to his bed for about three weeks, due
to an operation for infected gall blad-
| der, has recovered 50 that he is able
to be at his Office now for q pert Of
the day. Mr.. whitehill has made a
very good recovery, and more rapid
one than usual, considering the sever
| ity Of his case.
Mrs. F. D. b. Ingalls, received a tele-
gram Tuesday telling Of the Sudden
Il death yesterday Of MI. Ingalls, sister,
Il Miss Harriet ingalls,, at her nome in
Kingston, N. T., from serious form
OF the influenza, with which she was
Il III only three days. Mr.. ingalls, was in
n Chicago, but the message was for
4 warded to him and he left Tuesday
4 evening to attend the funeral
Mrs. A. M. Worries, 81 North Fifth
Il street, received word this forenoon of
the death Of her mother, Mrs. Henry
4 Toedt, which occurred at her home in
Tama at Z O'clock this morning. Mrs.
Toedt had been in poor health
since she suffered a stroke Of paralysis
4 nearly year ago. Soon afterwards
she fell and fractured her hip. ana
later a heart complication developed.
Mrs. Toedt was So years Of age and
was an old resident Of Tama. In addi-
1 ton to Mrs. Worries one son, Arthur
Henshell, Of Tama, and daughter,
Mrs. B. C. Downs, Of Aberdeen. 8. D.,
and the husband survive Mrs. Toedt.
4 Mrs. Worries and son Carl went to
Tama this afternoon to remain for the
1 funeral.
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