Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-08
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The City in Brief


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DR.. Lierie. glasses fitted.
Pictures framed at Skegg's.
Dr.. Wood. eye, ear. throat Glasses
Picture framing at Simmons store
Florida oranges Is cents per peck a
4 Batesole's.
Mr.. Chris Kroener, Of Albion, was IL
|. the city today.
Get your window glass at the Hoag
Drug company's.
New table linens with napkins K
K match at NJ. F. Andrews.
acknowledgements at Robb's res.
taurant, North First avenue.
Regular dance at Forney's hall We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 9. Hot coffee and
lunch.
4 Thirty nine cents buys plaids worth
X so and 60 cents, this week. Archie
Parker.
Forty-eight cents buys all wool, 50
inch dress fiannels. worth 50 cents, this
week. Archie Parker.
The w. C. T. u. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Lora Bennett
E 4o7 North Second avenue.
All ladies' suits, children's and wo-
mems cloaks one-third less regular
price at M. F. Andrews.
The condition of Leason Hutson, IA
ther Of Sheriff C. s. Hutson, remains
practically unchanged today.
Now is a good time to get clothes
cleaned and pressed before the holt
days Marshalltown Dress Club.
Don't waste fuel trying to warm a
house with broken windows. Order
window glass from Hoag Drug COM
pany.
Fine silk finished hosiery in all the
light shades, three pair in box $3.50
a box, fine Christmas offering. Archie
Parker.
Excelsior diaries are the finest made
for the money and you can get the
same book every year at Simmons
book store
\, The plat for the celebrated lecture
Of Father Vaughan, "The Power Of
Love-" will be open until $50 at Henry
Pappe's "Wednesday.
One of the greatest dramatic ora
tors. of the age is Father Vaughan,
Don't miss him Wednesday evening at
the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loomer, of Winnipeg,
Can, who are visiting in the city, are
parents of a fine ten-pound son, born
at st. Thomas hospital.
The Literary clan met Monday even
Ing with Miss Charlotte Reed, who
gayeYan article on "Winslow Homer"
The artist. The usual meeting was en-
joyed.
s Miss De ST. Andis will open chill
dren's dancing school Saturday, Dec.
II, at the Forney hall, from until
1870. Five dollars for term of twelve
lessons. rs s,a.. .as.. $3.50
81 If its china or cut glass you want
come to Simmons book store closing
out sale and we will make short work
of your troubles and save you dollars
besides.
George Russell, an Iowa Central cob
ductor of Oskaloosa, took No. 4 out
of this city this morning. He is TAX
ing the place of Chef Agan, who is off
for short vacation.
The entire second floor at Simmons
book store is filled with the largest
stock of dolls, doll heads, doll cabs and
+ IL 10 nj. 1c
drums games, toys, ETC., ever shown in
the city.
II Mr.. and Mrs. George McGil, form
erly of this city, but now of Minneap-
zolis, are the parents of son, born
Monday The boy has been named
Lewis Lee McGin for Lewis and Lee
Derby, the twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs
+. Derby, Of this city
The Morgan Stock company will pre-
sent the beautiful story of the south,
entitled, "a Southern Rose" at the Cd
con tonight. This company is one of /
the strongest repertoire companies on
the road and the vaudeville acts are
special feature. Prices 10, 20 and 80
cents.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Warran Howard, who
have been in the city for a short time
at the home of their daughter. Mrs.
George A. Howe, left this morning for
california, where they will remain dur
ing the rest of the winter Mrs Howe's
sister, Mrs. E. Z. Hatch. of Bennett
Wis, who has been visiting at the
home for a few weeks, expects to re-
turn to her home in short time.
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Cosmopolitan lodge No. 3S, Knights
OF Pythias, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Chancel-
Ior commander, NJ. s.. Mcfarland; vice T.
chancellor, Carl Shaffner; prelate, Rev.
c. W. McCord; master of work, Guy
Everist; NJ Of F. and K. of r., w. E.
Leech; NJ. of E., James McNally; NJ.
of A., H. G. Nelson; inner guard, c. H.
Schechter; outer guard. F. F. Freder-
lex; trustee, DIR. w. F. David.
The regular meeting of the Baptist ;
Brotherhood Bible class was held Mon
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Delos Wilbur, sos North Center =;
street. The program WAS in the form of
a round table, conducted by the presi- y
dent of the class, Superintendent A
Palmer, on the general subject of {
"Plans for Brotherhood Work" Talks
we're given by Rev. James MCGEE, Sec
refarv Harry Wilson of the Y NJ c.