Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-11
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Il THE CITY IN BRIEF I
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Chamberlain. optometrist.
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DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
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VIM. Battin. { per cent farm loans.
Or Mighell, surgeon and physician.
The skating rink Will open tonight al
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Funke's chocolates at Mcdonald 6
Mahood
Funkes chocolates at Mcdonald
Manhood.
Tlorodora is booked for Monday. No
verlber 20.
See Allen for special prices on work
ingineH's watches.
Get your pictures framed ut Sim.
mons books store.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Allen, the jewelar, Is making special
prices on cut glass to make room for
other goods.
For Sale-One Moore's air tight
heater Inquire at the Marshalltown
Cornice Works.
For oysters fixed Just like you want
them, you will surely go to Henry
Sundeu's restaurant.
Mr. John Anderson was III Grinnell
today, In attendance at the Ames-
Grinnell foot ball game. !.
A few OF those Young Mother and
fruit picture frames to go at 80 cents
at Simmons book store tonight.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tan church met with Mrs. Myo Hurl
but, liz North Second street, yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stoddard, 11o
North Fifth street, are parents Of a
daughter. Mr.. Stoddard is janitor Of
the Rogers school.
The reason for the big trade Hem
ry SIndell is having at his restaurant
on North Center street Is that he Is
serving the best 15-cent meal that is
being served in the city.
The Ingersol Meat Market at 100
East Main street. successors to ]. A..
Awde, In the future will be closed on
Sundays.
E Snyder & Hilsabeck, Managers.
Mrs. Frank Arnold, 30S14 North
Third street, entertained the D. 9. Club
at her home yesterday afternoon. Az
ter an enjoyable social time, light re-
freshnents were served by the hostess.
Penn College students, to the number
of nineteen were I'm the city Friday
evening, being on their way to Cedar
Falls, where they We're In attendance
at the foot ball game between Penn
and Normal this afternoon.
Mrs Bertha Rowen returned Friday
evening from Union, where, ON Thurs
day evening, she was present at tho
marriage of her cousin, Miss Minta
Eowen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H Rowen, to Mr.. Roy Wilson.
A crowd of sixty from Iowa State.
College, Arnes, including members o.
the foot ball team, faculty and root.
ers, passed thru the city this morning,
en- route from Grinnell to attend the,
Ames- Grinnell foot ball game this af !.
ternpon.
DIR. L. F Kellogg went to Webster
City this morning, to spend Sunday
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logg. Today is the f1ftieth anniversary
OF Dr. and Mrs. Kellogg's wedding, a.
tho there was no formal celebration VI
the event.
Miss Lucille Warren entertained a
few friends Friday evening, to est
Miss June Gibson Of Red Oak, and Mr..
Ralph Boileau, also Of Red Oak. Mi SO
Gibson and Mr.. w. I'll. Gilbert gave
in1pronptu readings, and the hostess
served chatting dish supper
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Will Lorenzen, Of Chicago, arrived in
the city Friday evening, and will le-
main indefinitely with his sister, Mrs.
N. G. Miller, 3O5 South Fourth avenue.
Mr. Lorenzen has been Ill since early
in the summer. and will remain here
until he improves in health.
The Johnson Candy Company's spec
ials for tomorrow are several hundred
pounds each Of chocolate dip caranlels
and chocolate creams. The caranlels
are the 30-cent quality, but they will
be sold at Is cents per pound. The
creams are a Is cent quality and they
will go at il cents. s
Mhelma, the 5-yeai.-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Mabie, Oh st.
Anthony, underwent q delicate nose
and throat operation Friday Afternoon,
submitting to the removal of her ton
sils, also abnoids from the post,.rior
nasal cavity 1t is expected that the
child will improve rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mabie, well known
and prominent residents Of ST. An
thony, will move to Written within the
next two weeks. Mr.. Mabie has pur-
chased the Knox grain elevator bus
iness at Whittier, and will take charge
Of the business personally, having as
ISOLATED with him his son George who
will also move his family to Written.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bowe AMI Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. AllsLrd were hosts and
hostesses to the T. B. N. Club at the
Bowe home All Park street last eve
ming. The club is a new neighbc rhood
card club Of about twenty-eight mem-
beers. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in playing five hundred, after