Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-09
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The City in Brief

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futile. the jeweler.
| Beef roasts 8 cents at Ruperts.
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| Boiling beef cents at Rupert's.
| Pork chunks 10 cents at Rupert's.
Best hams 1915 cents at Ruperts.
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Geo. ]. Allen. optica, specialist
| Christmas post cards at Newtou'S.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, Is West Main
A fine line of fancy nantel clocks a
Tuttle's.
Oranges cheap, As cents a peck. a.
Batesole's.
Ask us about our coffee DEAL Ken
dali & West.
A splendid stock Of ladies' and gents
watches at Aliens.
Mr. S. III. Hagen of Pickering, spen,
Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ingledue,. Jr., OF
Albion, We're in the city today.
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Big Hand Lotion, the corn husker's
friend Prices 20 per cents per bottle al
Morgan's drug store.
Carl Schmidt Henry Brks and How
ard Burt, went to Pickering this NOR
ming to hunt rabbits.
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"The Power of Love" will be Father
Vaughan's subject this evening, NJ. E.
church. Admission so and rs cents.
The Harmony Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon With Mrs. c. C.
Woodmansee, SO South First avenue.
Mr.. William II. G. Michaels has de-
parted for Mississippi, Georgia and
Florida, on a business trip. and will
be gone until February.
The Excelsior Aid society will meet
with Mesdames Frank and William
Clemens, at the Frank Clemens home,
COG East State street, Thursday after
noon.
The best sorghum, the kind that took
first premium at the county fair, may
be had at Wheelers grocery store in
the FinlSle block. Only 20 cents q
gallon.
Miss de ST Aubin will open chill
dren's dancing school Saturday. Dec.
IL. at the Forney hall, from 3 until
4:30. Five dollars for term Of twelve
lessons.
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catine, who have been visiting with
Miss Lulu M. Walker 1906 West Sum
nit street, for a few days, left for their
home this morning.
Mr.. Thomas .Stotts of the Marshall
Oil company, left. for Sioux Falls, S.
D., Tuesday night to be gone for a
week on business at the Sioux Falls
branch house of the company
All varieties OF cheese as follows:
Edam, Camembert. Sage. Swiss, Rogue
fort, Neufchatel, Canadian cream, Nc
Larens Imperial brick and New York
full cream. Peckham Grocery COM
pany.
Mrs. Robert Stevens was hostess
afternoon to the regular Entire
Nous meeting, and the regular study
was continued. The next meeting VIII
be with Mrs. 8. w. Morgan, 9O6 West
Main street.
A bob party. and oyster supper at
the Country club was enjoyed last
evening by fourteen young people.
and various games were also
enjoyed. Mrs. Sally Cove of Sycamore,
Ill.,. was an out-of-town guest.
Special sale typography goods. Over
100 pieces wood to burn placed on sale
at remarkably low prices.
Regular $40 typography sets at 50
each. Sale begins at 1880 a. m. Come
early, to Simmons Book Store.
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The Ladies' auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. will meet with Mrs. Fred
Wallace. $40 West Church street
Thursday afternoon. The assistants
will be Mesdames A. L. Van Tine
Stewart Eason and j. E. Stanton.
The Big Hearted Missourian, is the
little of the bill which the Morgan
Stock company will present at the
0deon tonight The vaudeville acts are
we'll worth the price of admission alone
The ladies will be given a handsomely
pound book of "The Devil upon en-
ering the doors tonight. e
Invitations were issued Tuesday by
hr. and Mrs. James Andrews, for the
marriage of their daughter, Clara Eliz-
lbeth to Mr.. Walton r. Kinzer, of
Gilman, at O'clock on the evening Of
Saturday, Dec. 10, at, the Andrews
home. The at home cards read Feb.
at Gilman.
Conductor S. Rowen, Of the Iowa
where they were present at the funeral
# Wilfred Cartwright, of Hubbard,
Who was accidentally shot Sunday
While rabbit hunting. Mrs. Cartwright
s cousin of Mr.. Rowen, being a
laughter of Hiram Rowen, of Union,
rom whose home the funeral was
eld at $3.50 this afternoon.
John A. Goodell, financial secretary
or the state Y. M. c. A. committee,
rho has been In Council Bluffs pre-
airing for a canvass to pay the debt
n that city's association, arrived here
tuesday night Mr. Goodell will be in
he city part of the time until after
he holidays when he will return to
'ouncil Bluffs to take up the debt rails
ng canvass in earnest.
The funeral of Mrs Harry Hotchkiss,
rho died in Denver Saturday, was held
rom the w. H. Batesole home, 532
Iarth Third street Tuesday, ffa1.nnon