Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-24
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Best line wedding rings at Hellberg' $.

Red Mems degree team dance to-
night.
Drs. Conway, physicians and sur
geons.
Band plays Kinks rink twice to-
morrow.
Where you going tomorrow? Kinks
rink, of course.
Last chance to buy Christmas bells
Xmas morning at Liebig's.
All iewelry at 20 per cent discount
tonight. Miller, the jeweler, 10S Eas.
Main
E. H. Martin as the Funny Swede,
until Thursday Buster Brown balance
of week at Bijou.
Mrs. George Spence, of McCallsburg,
accompanied by her son Trellis, spent
Saturday in the city.
The McCarten Plumbing Company
will repair your plumbing and repair II
right and at right prices.
If you enjoy good music and fine
dance floor attend the Xmas dance at
Forney's hall Tuesday December 20.
The place to go is Kinks rink Adj
10 cents and have good
seat and hear the band
play.
Remember this week will be the only
opportunity to see Tommy Downs and
f. H. Martin at Bijou. Prices this
week only 10, Is and 20 cents.
Get your fruits, candies, nuts, oys-
tiers, etc, at the Oppice fruit store,
where they have the big supply and the
variety to meet all your wants
The ladies of Concordia Naebund
have postponed their meeting of Thurs
day two weeks, when Mrs. George
Bowman will act as hostess.
Tonight we will give you 20 per
cent discount on all bracelets, fobs'
chains, lockets and brooches.
Miller. the ieweler, 10S East Main.
If YOU have any plumbing that Is out
of order or is likely to freeze up during
the winter better see the McCarten
Plumbing Company and have it fixed at
once.
The primary Sunday school teachers
union will meet in room No. 20 OF the
Methodist church Wednesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock Miss Alice Lincoln
will be the leader.
Mr.. William Golly. of Waterloo, was
in the city Saturday afternoon, en-
route to Gearing, where he will spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Golly.
Mr.. III. A. Bennett, of Des Moines,
by his wife and children,
arrived in the city Saturday evening,
and will be Christmas guests of his
parents, Quartermaster II. j. Bennett.
of the Iowa Soldiers Home, and wife.
Mr.. Bennett is employed as stock man
by the Agar Packing Company.
The Crescent mandolin club appear
ed under the auspices of the knights
of Pythias at Laurel Saturday night,
playing before a very fair sized crowd.
The program consisted of both popular
and classical numbers. and the orches-
ira was recalled several times. Mr..
w. II. Gilbert accompanied the club
and gave two readings, responding to
each with an encore.
Mr. Z. G. Beeson, eastern manager
for the c. A. Durham Company, of this
city. headquarters Cleveland, o., arriv-
ed in the city Saturday evening, and
will be here on business and at Oska-
loosa for a few days. Mrs. Beeson and
daughter are at Oskaloosa as guests of
Mrs. Beeson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Lacey, and will remain turnout
the holidays.
Rev. Merle n. Smith addressed
large audience of men and women at
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday after
noon at the first Of series Of perhaps
three meetings. which will be open to
women. AS his sermon he repeated
The Story of the Other Wise Man" as
told by Henry Van Dyke in the booklet
of the same name. The choir of the
Methodist church sang.
Court No. "a, Tribe of Ben Hur, at
its regular meeting. elected officers as
follows: Past chief, E. G.. Hdbler:
chief; G.. B. McCombs; judge,
Clara Erickson; teacher, Miss
Sarah Guthrie; scribe. j. D. Waring;
keeper of tribute Mrs Robert Holt;
George Ruopp; guide, Robert
White: keeper of inner gate, Mrs.
Catherine Painter; keeper of outer
gate, James Burke; musician Mrs.
George Brinkerhoff.
Dr. Robert Woodruff, of Pueblo, Col.
was in the city today on his way to
Mason City to visit for a short time
with his father, Mr.. George w. Wood
ruff, brother Mr.. Myron Woodruff, and
sister, Mrs. w. E. Sundell. DR.. Wood
ruff who formerly lived in this city,
when his parents resided at 5 West
Grant street is now a physician in the
hospital Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company. Dr. Woodruff will go to
Mason City tonight
The funeral of the late Robert Vo-
gel was largely attended Sunday after
noon from st. Pauls church. Rev.
William Pence James had the service
in charge, assisted by Rev. Albert
Mr.. Thiele conducted a prayer
service at the house before the body
was taken to the church. The flowers
from loving friends We're most nmner-
Gus and beautiful. A quartet, COM
posed of Messrs Ralph Hix, Ross Sails
bury, Chester Durelle and II. B. Mil
Ter sang. 1nterment was in Riverside