Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-31

Geo. J. Allen optical specialist.
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Picture framing at Simmons store.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Mr.. G. w. Burnhan spent the day
in Ekora on business.
The bargain lists that I advertised
| Christmas week are yet good and will
be for the next thirty. days. ]. L. In
man.
I thank my friends and patrons for
many favors of the past and wish all q
prosperous and happy New Year. John
B. Simmons.
| Miss Minnie Hartsock Of Tana, ar
rived In the city Wednesday evening,
and will remain for, e. few days visit
with her uncle, Mr.. s. E. Peek.
| 1 wish to thank the people Of Mar
shalltown and vicinity for their liberal
patronage during the year. With COM
| pliments of the season. r, w. Cham
berlain.
| Mr.. Fred Eilers, Of Monticello, who
has been spending few days in the
city as guest at the DR.. E. G. LETTER
home left for, Monticello Wednesday
| evening.
Mr.. F. C. Nichols, of Liscomb, was
| in the city today. His son Hugh who
underwent minor operation at st.
Thomas hospital a few days ago, 10
improving nicely.
Mrs John Fenner, Of Harvard. ILL.,,
| who has been in the city visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nit
chem, for short time, left for her
home this morning.
Mr. William Mcintyre, of MI. Vernon,
who has been visiting in this city with
relatives, left for Mt Vernon this NOR
ming, to remain until after the new
year, when he will return here.
Mr.. A.. w. Head, formerly of this
city, who is now living in Minneapolis
arrived here Wednesday evening to re-
main for few days on business Mr.
Head spent the day in Chelsea
| L. w. Fox, Of Union, accompanied
to Che city Wednesday two loads of
prime heavy hogs, some Of which
tinred the beam above 600. One hun
dred head averaged 400 and $50 per
load.
In order to get tile full value of the
Times Republican read the want ads.
They always have something of inter
est to all classes of readers. Your
proposition will interest others. Use the
want ads too
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4ass 90, s'',u sa 49, 49,,
We're again secured 1or TINS year
course. seats on ssde ae I1eiiy appe ,
clothing store.
Ay;as Elsie Haddock daushter of Mr..
ond Mrs. Charles 1Iadf1ock Of Marietta
townsbin underwent an operation for
.dhasinns ~ g. 1,ho,,,as hosnital this
nor,inr ,Har cor d;tion this afternoon
- .a,,e,,aa - ~. &c as+isfactorv as
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Mr.. q II. Coffel,s of Gilman. proprie-
Tor Of the hotel at that place. spent
"wednesday in th,a CITY on business.
Mrs. Coffelt Is at Clemens. where her
motIer Mrs Nf Williams. of Gear
ing. is very III ut the home of her
daughter mrs ]. C. Armstrong.
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The case OF larceny against MISS
Lizzie RayWlnkle, VINO was arrested at
Mason City about month ago.,
charged with stealing dress belong
ing tot Miss Cor't Edwards was dis
missed in justices Peek'S court today.
o,,r,, hond sinoa che vas brought TO
bbis city hy sheriff IIutson who ar
rasted her
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Miss Mabel Killsey, of Taylor town
ship, was hostess Wednesday afternoon
to twenty girl friends from this city,
In honor OF her guest, Miss Vida Pat
terson. Of Bozeman, Mont, who is
Rockford college student. The after
noon was enjoyed socially, and in a
guessing confess, Miss Ruth Balch
won the prize. A delicious IS o'clock
tea was served.
The Busy Bee circle of the L. Q. I.
M. was entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. c. F. Schmidt and Mrs.
H. S. Thurber. at the formers home,
116 North Second street. with a good
attendance present. Officers were
elected, being, president, Mrs. j. U.
Robinson; hrst and and second vice