Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-17
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The City In Brief 5
Coaster wagons, sleis. velocipedes.
Bondage Hardware company.
Dime safety razor Guaranteed.
Bendlage Hardware company,
"A full line of Christmas candies.
Look us oyer. Kendall & West.
A very fine quality OF mixed nuts at
Is cents per pound. Kendall & West.
Dime safety razor, three extra blades
10 cents. Bendlage Hardware company.
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The largest assortment of pocket
knives ait Bondage Hardware COM
pany.
We are going to give our customers
the advantage In the decline on sugar.
Kendall & West.
and nuts are now on display. Call and
see Kendall & West.
The Tirzah Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Chester Durelle 206 North
Fourth street, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. T. T. WATSON, OF the Lennox
Furnace company, returned this morn
Ing from his business trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee.
It's economy to buy White Fawn
hour. You get more loaves out OF a
sack of this brand than you do from
ordinary flour Ask your grocer. or E..
q. Benedict & Co.
The Times Republican has spe-
cial representative stationed on duty
at the Toler trial at Toledo and will
publish the only complete report to be
found in any newspaper.
The regular meeting of the Political
Equality club was held Wednesday
evening with DR.. Pauline l. Meyers
Townsend, 205 South Center street.
Plans for future study were discussed.
Mr.. and Nfrs. C. P. Cook. 112 South
Center street, entertained few friends
at $3.50 O'Clock dinner Wednesday ev-
ening, followed by cards. The evening
was enjoyed in playing 500
Nothing nicer than fountain pen
for q Christmas present and the very
best made Is the WATERWAYS Ideal
fountain pens, which can be had only
at Simmons book store. Every pen
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
All business men who are interested
in the high school athletics and wish
to see Marshalltown have champion
basket ball team, attend the oyster sup
per at Red Mems hall, Saturday, Dec.
10, $3.50 to 500.
James b. Patterson, son of Mrs.
George Downing, Pill South Ninth
street, who is student at Iowa State
college. Ames, was brought home We'd
nesday night, suffering with the quinsy.
Mr. Patterson has been sick for week.
and his condition is not improved.
The pottery plant has just completed
burning very successful kiln of jugs
and jars totalling $4,000 gallons ca
pacity with a breakage of only dos gall
Ions, which is considered remark
ably good record. There are sixty men
employed at the plant now with plans
for larger employment in a few months,
President George Gregory, of the
Iowa and Nebraska Retail Coal Deal
ers' association, who has been in
Omaha attending the semi annual
meeting of the association, which was
held Wednesday, returned home last
night. Secretary II. l.. Laird. who also
attended the convention, remained An
Omaha
If the board Of supervisors had
performed its duty as prescribed by
law there would have BEEN the pro-
ceeds of one mill levy on agricultural
land within the city limits available
for road work today under the direc-
tion of the city council Economy at
the expense OF public improvements Is
never good public policy.
The executive committee Of the Re
tail Merchants association met this
morning for the purpose Of authorizing
the payment of money pledged by the
association in the negotiations for Sc
curing the location of the present Ply
mouth Stoneware company which is
operating the pottery factory. The
treasurer was authorized to pay the