Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-16
Picture frames at Skegg's. =
Solid silver toilet sets at Aliens.
Batesole's for Christmas candies.

Solid silver toilet sets at Aliens.
Batesole's for Christmas candies.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. Is West Main
Scissor sets 50, $3.50 and "a. Horne
6. Gelvin.
Don't miss inspecting those fine La
Vallieres at Aliens
Plenty of kraut at two quarts for
Is cents at Culey's.
We can please you in sleds and wag-
ons. Horne & Gelvin.
Don't delay giving Kemble your or
der for Christmas flowers.
Sunday schools will save money by
buying their candies at Wachter's.
Fine line Batavia preserves and jams
in glass. Peckham Grocery company.
4! B. of i. f. and e. dance, Forndy's
hall, Thursday, Dec. II. That means a
good time.
See Cards window. The finest line of
leather upholstered goods in the city.
Come early
A complete line of ladies' and gen
tlemens umbrellas with detachable
handles at Aliens.
J Lost-A gold bracelet. set with a
! pearl. Finder please return to Times
( Republican and receive reward
Electric dining room domes make
fine Christmas present. Buchanan
Boughton company have them.
! New lot of soft cream cheese in 10
cent packages, also Neufchatel, at
cents per package, at Culley's.
The doll cabs, the folding kind in
leather, are very nobby and will please
the little girl. AT Marion Cards.
Electric washing machines and cleo
trio irons make useful gifts for Christ
mas. Buchanan Boughton company.
We have on sale a manufacturers
sample line of fancy scarfs at much
less than the regular price. NJ. f. An
drews.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Holcomb, so4
South Fourth street, are the parents
of an eleven-pound son, born this NOR
ming.
Hellbergs engraving Is the most per-
feet obtainable. 1t costs you nothing
extra to obtain this on all goods bought
at Hellberg's store.
The Shakespeare society met for it's
regular study Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Gertrude Tomlinson. Adjourn
ment was taken until Jan. 5.
A beautiful line of pictures. framed
and unframed at the Simmons book
store. We also frame all kinds of pic
lures and have an expert to do the |
work. |
Marshalltown chapter. D. A. r., will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. !
Il. G. Edmondson, 1O5 South Fourth /
street. Virginia will be the general .
subject under discussion.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained at the church
Thursday afternoon by Mesdames w.
B. and ]. E. Wildman, William Long,
f. M. Milliken, and E. W. Hammond.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Beeson and son.
who have been visiting for a few days
at the home of DIR. Beeson's parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Beeson, will de-
part for their home in Livingston, Il
Mont, tonight.
Miss Hazel Willard, who is a student
at Ferry Hall, Lake Forest univer-
sity, arrived home this morning to re-
main during the winter vacation, which
lasts until jan 6, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Willard.
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A. A. Nicholson, Chief of Police w. E.
NJ Croft, Dr. f. H. Boucher and C. A. ,
Baughman, all Of whom are witnesses
in the Toler case, went to Toledo this
Mrs. G.. A. Smith, 4O3 East Church ,
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
o a very pleasant meeting of the
eastern Star circle. Officers We're elect !
ID as follows: President Mrs. Fred
vice president, Mrs. Stewart
cason; secretary, Mrs. Corbin, and
treasurer, Mrs. Forbes.
Marshalltown ladies will find one of
he largest assortments of Christmas
candies and novelties ever offered for ]
;ale in the city at the annual oyster
supper given by the high school stu
Tents Saturday evening in Red Mems
lall Supper will be served from $3.50
o 8. All are welcome.
The Paxton and Gallagher company.
Wholesale grocers of Omaha, filed suit {
or the distrit court this morning by
Fhich it is sought to collect of George
!. Powlison, a merchant who has ,
torres at both Rhodes and Dawson, a :
ill for merchandise claimed to have :
cen sold him, amounting to $260.9S. !
The annual meeting of the Ladies S
Aid society of the Congregational '
hurch. will b9 held Thursday after $
DON at the home of Mrs. C. F. J
chmidt lis North Second street Mrs. n
chmidt will be assisted by Mesdames T
,dgar BurlSholder and T. j. Stewart. t
Ulcers will be elected. +
A special train carrying General
[anager r. H. Ashton, Vice President
:. r. Mccullough, and Assistant Cen b
raj Manager w. D. Cantillon and t
lumber of other officers of the North b
estern, passed thru the city over that t.
ne Tuesday evening. The party goes o
Omaha to attend the corn exposition,
hich is in progress there. d
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