Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-17
1s47 Rodgers knives and forks. Bend
lage Hardware company.

1S47 Rodgers knives and forks. Bend
lage Hardware company.
Dime safety razor. Guaranteed.
Bendlage Hardware company.
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Dime safety razor Guaranteed,
Bondage Hardware company.
See o. e. futile for fine assort-
ment of Christmas jewelry.
We want your butter and eggs. AL
ways pay good price. Kendall & West
We are able to make you some good
prices on -four from $1.35 up. Kendall
4 West
Christmas slippers for ladies. gents
and boys, at Larson q Clemens,
Trautmann's old stand.
Chatting dishes, serving dishes, cof-
fee and tea pots. Rochester ware.
Bondage Hardware company.
Buy your wife or sweetheart a pair
of Queen Quality shoes for Christmas.
Larson & Clemens, successors to
Trautmann
Buy your husband or sweetheart a
pair of Burt & Packard shoes for
Christmas. Larson & Clemens,
Trautmann's old stand
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50, at the
church. The subject will be Our Lit
erature."
II the Retail Merchants association
does not have drags at work on the
roads approaching the city while the
mud is soft the first hard freeze will
cut off the usual Christmas trade from
the country.
There's a reason why White Fawn
-four is of extra quality. It's made
from the very choicest milling wheat
under the best possible conditions. Try
a sack. Sold by all grocers or e. e.
Benedict & Co.
Owners of and would-be investors
in business property in Marshalltown
have revived the project Of a new hotel
lin the west part Of the business dis
trict. 1t is believed that the town is
growing fast enough for a new hotel.
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The Retail Merchants association is
to meet in the council chamber Mon
day afternoon after Christmas at .
o'clock to consider proposition from
a gentleman who offers to move a far
tory to Marshalltown already capital
lied for a large amount.
1t seems that fresh COWS are not to
be had in this community. One adver-
tisement for q COW has been running
in the Times Republican for several
days without results while week ago
cows advertised for sale in this paper
were bought almost as soon as the ads
appeared.
Mr.. Richard Dana Marsh, of Min
neapolis, spent Tuesday in the city
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. P.
Marsh. Mr.. Marsh, who has been with
the Lowell contracting concern for
the past five years, is to embark in
business for himself Jan. 1, in COM
pany with a friend, Mr.. Bailey. The
firm will be known as Bailey & Marsh.
Our friends the monkeys, Pat and
Maud, have returned to town from
their summer home at the city park
and will spend the winter at Commits
sioner Mohr's place of business on
North First avenue, where their winter
house can be well heated. Pat, the
bear. and his mate, Ruth, have gone
into Information for the winter. show
ing themselves only once in two weeks.
Pat is as fat and sleek now as bear
could be- The coons. foxes, wolves,
owl and pheasants will all spend the.
winter at the park.
Mrs. George McNeely and Mrs. Rob-
ert Valentine We're hostesses- at the,
formers home, 4O1 West Main street,
Wednesday afternoon, to the regular
meeting of. the Beethoven club, which
has adopted the Euterpean outline Of
study. The program was on Wagner"
and opened with two piano duets.
March" and Pilgrims Chorus" from
the opera "Tannhauser, by Misses
Ruby Hayzlett and Mabel Miller. Mrs.
Myo Hurlbut then sang "The Story of
Bethlehem" Following the program, the
hostesses served dainty buffet lunch,
in the dining room.