Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-15

Popcorn, the 1907 crop, at VIII Mil
lers.
See Horne & Gelvln for aluminium
ware.
Regular dance at Forney's hall to-
| night.
Buy your neckwear at M. r. An
drews.
Larger line Of sterling silver than
ever at Aliens.
Subscribe for magazines and papers
now at Simmons book store.
Evergreen trees, wreathtng and
wreaths, at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
MIR. and Mrs G. T. Capron, OF State
Center spent Monday in the city
Sunday schools will save money by
buying their candies at Wachter's.
All this week will sell 5-inch black
taffeta hair ribbon at 19c. Orlando
Baxter.
Dolls are sold by us, at prices with
in reach OF everybody. Archie Par
ker.
See the new leather folding doll carts
at Marion Cards. Just the thing for
the little ones.
Every one says the largest and best
selected stock of toys in town is at
simmons book store.
Any hat in the store for $2.9S. This
sale will close Dec. 49, This is when
ha8
OFT.
Baked beans sandwiches, coffee. and
doughnuts served at the lunch by the
ladies guild tomorrow at the kibbey
building. 1880 to 1.
The millinery sale closes at the
Eadie- Ward Piano companys store
Wednesday evening. Some fine bar
gains in ohi;drer's and misses has
yet - he had
Our great specially is books. No
such extensive and we'll selected stock
Of books as we have this season has
ever been shown in Marshalltown.
Simmons book store
Wanted-The name and address OF
persons desiring to handle line of wall
paper sample books of the Iowa Wall
Paper and Paint company los East
State street, Marshalltown. Iowa.
Mr.. T. /. WATSON, secretary and
treasurer of the Lennox Furnace COM
and will remain there. and in Milwau-
kee, for few days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Decker. of Clear
Lake. S. d., arrived in the city Mon
day evening to visit for a month at the
homes Of their daughters, Mrs. B. w.
Sinclair and Mrs. Charles r. Speers.
Arson Stroud North First street, will
carry a full line of the Marinello
creams, lotions and powder; also the
Franco American hygienio perfumes,
hair tonics and creams. Phone $40.
Miss Mary Simpson of Pasadena, Cal,
arrived in the city Monday evening to
visit for a few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Shove Miss Simpson
came here from Milwaukee, where she
has been visiting for some time.
The Busy Bee circle of the l.. Q. u
NJ. will meet Thursday afternoon this
week instead of Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. C. A. Farmer, 4OS West
Church street. Miss Ella Mark, of Des
Moines, state commander of the L. y.
T. NJ is to be present.
Baggage and express car No. 25,
which has been repaired and reprinted
in the local shops, was brought out
this morning, and added to the equip
ment of train No. l. The company
will receive from the Mt. Vernon, ILL.,,
Car Manufacturing company, twelve
new cabooses, which are now in the
course of being built.
On a. motion by Good the city coun-
Gil Monday night authorized the draw
ing of a warrant in favor of "A. Carl
son for 500 and interest, in payment
for a sidewalk in front of the H. r.
Mcmahon property on I'hlrteenth
street, which is at present in litiga-
ton. The city accepts an assignment
of Carlson's claim to the paving GER
tificate.
The Ladies' Reading circle was en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Robert McMains, the readers being
Mrs Duffield and Mrs. BATHS. Dainty
va
regular lesson, and delightful after
noon was enjoyed. Mrs. r. A. Ely and
Mrs George Young were guests of the
circle A three weeks vacation was
decided upon, and the next meeting
will be the first meeting after New
Years, with Mrs. ]. M. Parker.
The Marshalltown Women's club will
meet in Red Mems hall Wednesday at
ternoon. the program to be in charge
of the mothers child study depart
ment. Rev James MCGEE. pastor of the
First Baptist church, will deliver the
address of the afternoon, taking as his
subject, can OldFashioned Mother"
A musical program will also be a
feature of the afternoon, and for this
meeting the committee is DESTROYS that
each of the members use a guest tick
ct.