Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-19

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Mr. sal Nrs Jasper aro,lins. Of
Liscomb. spent "wednesday here
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suranoe Iowa savings Sank build
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County Agent ". 4. Buehanan
spsns the day in pes Moinss -
Come down to stoeffer's feed barn
una get some renl msaiy eating 20
tatoes.--Advertiscment.
Mrs william Buriansk. OF Brooklyn,
Iowa. came this morning 10 visit her
mother. Mrs. Josephine Musil.
Repair work promptly tended TO.
A. G. Burgess. plumbing and heating.
8 East state street. phone 1884
wanted--dirls over is years OF
age. Cali at the office Of the Western
Grocer Mills Coffee department.
One lot box and bulk writing paper
values to so cents to close out 10
cents. Moehrl's. 4. successor to Sim
mons Book store.
| Market sale In Marshalltown, Sat
urday. February 81. Bring anything
you have for sale. Plumb Munro
Mason & shoemaker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Clark. who
have been spending six weeks In New
Orleans. La, and In Florida cities,
returned home Tuesday.
Edward Friend, Of Orchard, ar
rived in the city "Wednesday night
for a visit Of a few days at the home
of his brother, Dave Friend. Jr.
Mrs. Frank Gouldthrite, Of Minne-
apolis. arrived in the city Wednes-
day night for a visit Of rev weeks
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Jonn
w. Wells. ....
Big flour sale Saturday at lS4 west
Main street. This may be your last
chance Pillsbury's best flour .sS.s5,
Seal of Minnesota 1896. Saturday only.
Cray's Produce House.
Mr.. ad Mrs. ii. A. Stevenson, Of
Gilman, left this morning for In
dianapolis to visit Mr.. Stevensons
brother, John Stevenson. On their
return they will visit Mrs. Steven
sons cousin, Mrs. Hugh Ellison. In
Chicago.
Double funeral services for Jacob
Pickett and Daniel Whitmer. who
died at the soldiers home Monday
were held at 8 o'clock Wednesday at
ternoon from the assembly hall in
charge of Chaplain w. H. Clements.
Burial was In the home cemetery.
Marshall ogan, 100 South Ninth
street, who was taken seriously sick
suffering from q severe cold, ailments
Of old age ana shock. following the
death of his wife Tuesday. was
slightly improved today. He was too
i'll to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Ogan
this afternoon.
The winslow grocery have resum-
ed their business at 20 West State
street making deliveries at $3.50,
| 1880 and sac. We will be glad to
serve all our cid customers and So
licit new ones, giving you our prompt
ana careful attention at all times.
Phone 7s7.-Advertisement.
Word from Des Moines tells Of the
serious sickness Of Mrs. George
Mockmore. IT., Of Fontanelle. who Is
suffering with pneumonia. Mrs.
Mockmore Ii q daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. +. Ladd, Of Des Moines. but
former residents Of Marshalltown.
Mrs. Mockmore is at Mercy hospital,
Des Moines.
Blazing fragments OF burning
leaves and Christmas decorations.
that were being burned in the fire
place at the Bert Emo home, 207
North Third avenue, were blown out
| OF the chimney and set fire to the
roof in three places at s:2a Wednes-
day night. The blazes were put out
with chemicals and the damage was
small.
The condition Of Miss Rachel Pat
ton, daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Pat
| ten. EOS West Grant street, was very
critical today. Miss Patten has been
sufferer for several years with val
| vular heart trouble and about three
months ago stroke Of paralysis at
fected her entirt right side. Her
condition has been considered seri-
GUS for several days.
Superintendent Palmer, Of the pub
lie schools, who has been Ill for a
few weeks with an infected gall blad-
der, is making more rapid improve
ment toward recovery, and now Is
able to sit up little each day. and
direct some of his work from his sloK
room. From now on 1T Is believed
that his progress toward complies
recovery will be more marked from