Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-14

The City in Brief

Skate at the Victoria.
futile for watches m jewelry.
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Dir Billiard, o~steun.tl. Is 4. Main.
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DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician
Skates from Toe to $3.50. Horne I
Gelvin.
Mr.. L. NJ. Bissell, of Tanla, spen
the day in the city.
Get your pictures framed a. Skegg's
116 East Main street.
Snow shovels at soc, 40c, S5c an
$1.00. Horne s. Gelvin.
All chronic troubles treated. DR.
MARS. Over 12O East Main.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of WON
Ell and obstetrics. Office over the Fl
deity bank.
We make your old clothes look Xix
new. MarshalltoWn Steam Lye Works
227 East Main.
Buy the Wagner hand sled. Just til.
thing for the boy or girl a Christina.
present. Horne & Gelvin.
Anson-Stroud Toilette Parlor Tick
etS--S treatments for $500. Failing
hair effectually stopped by our tonics
Phone $40.
AIRS. John w. Carney. 5 South Sixth
street, was hostess Friday afternoon to
a pleasant meeting Of the Harmony
Aid society.
no~st fo,oo+ %lo ,o,,,,o,,lo - tlo
Victoria rink next Monday night.
Three prizes given. Good music. Ev-
erybody come.
For Sale - We have some Of The
choicest land in the best part of the
Texas Panhandle at a low figure. Nc
Donald & Mahood.
Haines Bros, Marshall & Wendell,
Henry +. Miller, Mehlin g. Sons. and
other famous makes of pianos, all go
at bargain prices. Eadie-W Piano
Co.
You see the blue, artistic enameled
range in our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. price
$50 with a beautiful set Of enameled
kitchen ware. Fitted with water front.
Schmidt.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of Friends
church met Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Il. s. Collins, SIG North Center
street. The afternoon was aiken up
with the regular meeting and sew
ing.
Mrs. j. H. Alexander, 4 West Neva-
da street, is dangerously sick with a
serious attack OF stomach trouble. Her
is such as to cause the fam
lily alarm. Mrs. Alexander has not
been in good health for months.
Let Psenicka make thai suit now.
You'll have it ready for the holidays
and know it's correctly made. The
best workmen and finest goods to be
found anywhere. Also the latest style
and a guaranteed fit.
E. w. Archer, formerly local agen
'or the Standard Oil Company, was in
he city today attending the monthly
Meeting of the directors of the Hawk
,ye Commercial Mems Association. Mr..
is o located III Fort Dodge.
Great Sachem Stewart Eason, and
MEMBERS of the degree team Of Chip
oewa tribe, No. 40. l. o. R. NJ, was in
Friday night. Waere Sac tribe,
$50, with thirty-five charter mem
oers. was instituted. The degree team
rom this city had charge Of the in
Mrs. M. c. T. Wolff, of Fountain
or four weeks with her daughter,
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friday. Mrs. Wolff was called here
" the serious sickness of Mrs. Ewald,
Who has been i'll of appendicitis. Mrs.
1wald continues to improve. and is
.ble to be up much Of the time.
The finest Coffee Substitute ever
made, has recently been produced by
Shoop of Racine, Wis. You don't
ave to boil it twenty or thirty min
ties. Made in a minute" says the
octor. Health Coffee" is really the
losest Coffee Imitation ever yet pro-
Not a grain of real Coffee in
either. Health Coffee Imitation is !
1ade from pure toasted cereals Of
with malt, nuts, etc. Really 1t
1ould fool an expert--were he to un-
nowingly drink it for Coffee. Sold {
y G. ii. Culley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Marston, 4O1
asst Main street. entertained the 6
areaway club Friday evening. A New
ngland dinner was enjoyed at $50 $
clock. those who served being Miss
esse Binford, Mrs. Glenn Buck. of I
maha, Miss Josephine Gabelman and c
II. Herman Gabelman. The evenings /
nusement consisted of five hundred. U
uests present from out of town were d
r. and Mrs. G.. I. Susan. of Fond du a
&C. Wis, Mrs. F. E. Stewart Of Min n
and Mrs. Glenn Buck, of n
The ladies Of the Inter Church So a
ETY., one of the eldest church or e
Of the city, met at the h
of Mrs. Horace. Arson. 2O6 West L
1urch street, Friday afternoon. After C
e usual routine of business. the cleo il
IN of officers took place. resulting as F
noWs: President, Mrs. Horace An +
n: first vice president, Mrs. E. S. d
ell: second vice president, Mrs. 7. c. d
IN Orman: treasurer, Mrs. w. Rob- h
IS: secretary, Mrs. j. E. Stanton. r.
lie society was organized in 1887. and N
RS. Van Orman il the only charter
living.
One of the most Interesting dramatic d
ents of the season will be the pre- al
ntation of Anna k%arenina" with B
SIS Fuller as the star and an excellent ri
st Of Metropolitan players at the A
leon theater Sunday night, Dee. 10, NJ