Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-30
Gil1llfs-Republt1n
The City in Brief


| Band plays at Kinks Rink tonigh
Tally-cards and punches at Liebig'
Drs. Conway, physicians and sur
geons.
The Eagles fair will be the larges
event Of the season.
Drink German American coffee Al
ways the same. D. s. Good Grocer
Co.
Onyx hosiery, that popular brand, i
all the plain and fancy shades, 8
Pratt G. Bakers.
Women's fur coats, short, medium
and long lengths at short prices. Sc
them at NJ. F. Andrews.
Mrs. Theodore Johnston and daugh
ter, Mrs. George E. Wanberg, visite
in Cedar Rapids today.
To loan $500 on good Iowa farm
your own time at per cent A. n
Welker, over Ill E. Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Frederick an,
children, visited with Mrs. Frederick
mother, in Gladbrook, Thursday
The Cash Buyers Grocery is a prac.
teal cash buyers union We reduce
the cost of living. 126 West Main.
To loan $1,000 on good Marshall Co
farms or 10 years at per cent. A
H. Welker, over Ill f. Main street.
The Industrial school will meet il
the east court room of the court house
Saturday afternoon at the usual hour
Miss Louise Townsend, of De.
Moines, spent Thursday in the cit,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
H. Townsend
Don't forget the horse sale of Gowdy
& Crary Saturday, December l. Many
horses listed. A new eastern buyer fol
go d horses.
Miss Cora Launce. of Centerville, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening, and
will be the guest of Mrs. Clara Loder
over Sunday.
To loan on good security $3.50 for
one year and $3.50 for years at 6
per cent. A. H. Welker, over III f
Main street.
The farce comedy. The Real Wild
ow Brown will give special matinee
at the Odeony tomorrow at $50 O'clock
Prices 10 and % cents.
A representative of Hansens EN-
pire Fur Factory, Milwaukee, will be
at my store Monday and Tuesday with
a large line of furs. NJ. F. Andrews.
After the theater or ball drop in
and try our hot soda. All of the pop
ular drinks. Agents for Allegretti and
Funke's chocolates. Wheeler &. Hoas,
druggists.
Miss Dorothy Arson, of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Thursday. and Will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. E.
Cherry, for a few days She was ac-
by her little sister Virginia.
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Special orders taken for fur coats
Monday and Tuesday. by represent
tative of Hansen's Empire fur factory.
Milwaukee. also garments from his
line delivered day of sale. NJ. F. An
drews.
We We're the leaders in cold soda;
we will try and make our soda foun-
tain the popular one in hot soda also.
Try us. Agents for Allegretti and
Funke's chocolates. Wheeler & Hoag.
Marion Gard has an excellent line of
oarlor stands and library tables. They
ire of the finest material and work.
and the designs are UP to
late in every way. Gifts will be set
aside for Christmas delivery where de-
sired
The religious work committee of the
abroad Y. M c. A. have been fortu-
late in securing several prominent
yceum lectures for their meetings for
his winter, the first one is DR.. L. G.
Herbert who comes to address the
mems meeting next Sunday.
Marshall Lodge, B. P. o. E.. No. 312.
Will hold their annual memorial service
n the Odeon. Sunday. December 9,
sos. at $50 p. m. The Rev Merle
Smith will deliver the address. Re-
member this service is free and all are
invited to attend.
George A. Price, who has been stem
ographer and assistant in the office Of
City Clerk L. L. Derby went to Mime
apolis Thursday night. where he will
remain perhaps indefinitely. Miss
Florence Herman. daughter of Council-
nan George Herman has been en-
oloyed to fill the vacancy temporarily.
Miss Ada and Mr. H Nichols, of
Minerva, entertained a company of
wenty relatives. largely cousins. at a
dinner and family reun-
on Thursday. Miss Marjorie Nichols.
IF this city, assisted them in serving.
In attendance at the reunion from
his city We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Tomlinson and son Paul
Daniel Zwilling. one of the former
and old residents of State
'enter. who is now living in Chicago,
vas in the city for time this morning
n his way TO State Center, where ne
s called by the death of his niece,
Hiss Thalia Bishop. daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. E. w. Bishop. Mr. Zwilling
lill also visit with a brother in Nevada
before returning to Chicago.
Travelling Freight Agent Frank B.
Townsend. of the Iowa Central, with
at Indianapolis, Ind, ac-,
by Mrs. Townsend. arrived
n the city Thursday TO visit until Sat
lrday with Mr.. Townsends parents
H. and Mrs w. H. H Townsend. Mr.
townsend was formerly employed in
he general auditing and freight de-
,artments of the road in this city. be-
'eoria.
w. I. Good. of 401 North Third street.
travelling salesman for Ashe. Moves