Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-02
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The City in Brief

IS Tho City in Brief !
futile, the Jeweler.
DR.. Wood, eye, ear, throat Glasses.
Geo. j. Allen, optica, specialist
Plenty Of New York apples at Bate
sole's.
A fine lot of gold watches to select
from at Aliens.
Bargains in cloaks and suits at Ben
edict & Brintnalls.
Mrs. John Smith, of st. Anthony
visited in the city Tuesday.
Good blankets and comforters to
keep you warm. Archie Parker.
Mr.. John Beck. of St. Anthony, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
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Mr. William Slough. of Clemens,
spent Tuesday in the city on business.
Children's bear skin cloaks, hoods
and leggings to match. Benedict &
Brintnall.
Genuine fresh Chinook salmon, fresh
halibut and Sealshipt oysters at Gull
ley's.
The Munsing is the underwear that
pleases the wearer. Sold only by M. F
Andrews.
|. Neighbors, Beeson Camp No. sS5, NJ.
w. A. Election of officers tonight.
Come out.
All wool beaver shawls, in two-toned
colorings of brown, tan and gray. Ar
chic Parker.
Mr.. Henry McNeely leaves tonight
for Darlington, Pa, for a ten days
stay on business.
The German Evangelical Aid society
will hold their fair at Forney's hall
the Srd, 4th and 9Th of December.
Don't be crouch. Cold feet and
chilly dispositions avoided by buying
your feeced hose here. Archie Parker.
Try some fine dried fruits for II
change. Apricots, pitted plums, Muir
peaches, raisins and sweet and sour
prunes, at Culley's.
The Hawthorne Gibbs meeting Tues
day afternoon was with Mrs. e. r..
Lay, the leader in the Bible study
lesson being Mrs. l. o. Kemble.
Attention Eagles-Thursday evening,
Dec 8, will be election of officers for
the coming year. You are requested to
be present. D. S. Good, worthy presi-
dent.
The rocker sale at Cards will be an
event in the furniture business in Mar
shalltown. Big purchase from the max
count.
A set Of silver spoons makes nice
present. We have a splendid stock and
we know we can satisfy you in every
respect, both as to quality and price.
Aliens.
The finest line of detachable UNI
brella handles in central Iowa is at
Aliens. Can be placed on any UNI
brella. Will last a lifetime. Make fine
Christmas gifts.
Mis-. w. I1OlilC was llOSlSoo
day afternoon to the regular study
meeting of the Calisophian club. The
meeting next week will -be with Mrs.
Lampman, 707 West State street.
Sheriff Olson, of Webster county,
came to the city Tuesday afternoon
and took with him to F't. Dodge, c. c..
Ames, who was arrested here, and who
is wanted in Ft. Dodge for contempt of
court.
Mrs. Mary Rosencrantz, Of Stuff
CART, Ark, who has been visiting for
the past six months with relatives in
Liscomb township, left Tuesday night
for Phillips, Wis. where she will visit
a sister. She will also visit at st.
Edwards, Neb., before returning east.
Adelaide NJ. Douglas VS.. Arthur
Bracket, and score of others, is the
title Of suit, brought in the district
court this morning by which it is
brought to have parcels of land in AL
bion sold and the proceeds divided
the claimants, who are made the
defendants.
Exquisite taste and judgment should
a Christmas gift. Photo
portraits made by Brown are
faultless in all that goes to make a per-
feet, modern photograph, than which
nothing is better or more highly
priced for Christmas remembrance
Place your order now.
Mrs. l. S. Rist entertained the La
dies auxiliary Of the Railroad ~. M.
c. A. Tuesday afternoon, at her home,
3O3 South Fifth street. Mesdames j.
w. and C. A. Boggie, N. F. Miller and
Clyde Whitney assisted Mrs. Rist in en-
Refreshments were served
after the business meeting.
If you have not seen our stove de-
partment, you have not seen one of
tho hest stove in Iowa hest