Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-07
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The City in Brief
See the circus at Elite.

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See the circus at Elite.
Pictures framed at Sliegg's.
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Pictures framed at Skegg's.
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See Humpty Dumpty circus. Elite.
DR.. Wood, eye. ear. throat. Glasses.
i Plenty of AL country butter at Mil.
ler's.
| See Horne & Gelvin for hunting
coats.
Elk chocolates are the best Hoag
Drug company.
| See cur rs cent and $3.50 ice skates
Horne & Gelvin
Order glass for those broken win
dows. Hoag Drug company
Buy the celebrated Cattarangus
pocket knife Horne & Gelvin.
signet rings. A large variety and
wide range Of prices. At Aliens.
Mr. A. F. Nuese, Of Pickering, spent
/ Saturday in the city on business.
Wanted - Snow shovelers tomorrow.
Report to George Ordway at mayors
office. -
The Royal Neighbors' Aid society
1 will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. T. J. Reed, 507 North Third
avenue.
Don't waste fuel trying to warm a
| win
window glass from Hoag Drug COM
pany.
Our office will be open Thursday,
Dec. 10, until . p. m. No discounts
thereafter. MarshaHtown Light Power
and Railway company.
Mrs. C. R. Ewald, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at st.
Thomas hospital a few days ago, is
showing a most satisfactory improve
ment.
| w. ]. Allen, well known Iowa Cen
trail passenger brakeman, who has
been off duty for two weeks owing to
illness, resumed his run south on No.
| this morning.
Rev. James Moore, of Chicago, ar
rived in, the city Saturday evening, and
| on Sunday began two weeks series
| of meetings at the Iowa river Brethren
church, in Marion township.
Mrs. F. l.. Meeker, daughter Marcia,
and son Mahlon. left for Monmouth,
| ILL.,, this morning. where they will re-
main until after Christmas with Mrs.
Meeker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Sipher.
Rev. and Mrs. P. I'll. Hines returned
home Sunday morning from Geneseo.
ILL.,, where the former has been supply
ing in the pulpit of the Congregational
church for a month. They will be here
for the winter.
Because the first room of the Click
building could not be heated suffi-.
GENTLY to make the children of the
room comfortable this morning, it was
necessary to let the children go home.
The room had been thoroughly warmed
by noon.
Our, rocker sale should be the event
Of the week in furniture selling. A
sample in the sale for instance is a
solid oak, quarter sawed, hand polished
rocker that usually sells for $3.50. For
this sale only $3.50 A big lot of rock
ers on the same basis. Come early.
Marion Gard.
Joseph Benda, 1905 Iowa street, was
removed to the Singleton hospital Sun.
day afternoon, suffering with a bad
case of blood poisoning, involving the
left hand. The blood poisoning de-
veloped from a felon, with which the
patient has been suffering for several
days There are hopes of saving the
mans hand, but 1t may have to be
amputated.
Der Studentenverbindung met Sat
urday evening with Miss Loa Scheeler
and resumed it's study. A pleasant So
cial hour followed, during which the
hostess and her mother served light
refreshments Miss Marian Mcfarland
was a guest, and became an honorary
member Of the organization. Next
week the meeting will be with Miss
Harriet Schulder.
The postponed meeting Of the S. G.
l. club was held Thursday afternoon
at the country home Of Mrs. w. H. Ar
ney It was Thanksgiving program,
and roll call was answered with ap-
propriate quotations. Mrs. George
Estel led the meeting, and read a
Thanksgiving story. Mrs. H. c. Stow
ell then read paper entitled, What
We Have to Be Thankful For" and
piano numbers were given by Mrs.
Brandt, of this city, and Mrs. Rob Ar
ney, who were guests Of the club. A
social hour followed, and the hostess
was assisted in serving refreshments
by her daughter-in-law.
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Mrs. c. F. Schmidt 116 North Sec
ond street, entertained Saturday even
ing for her son, Ferdinand Schmidt,
captain of this years high school foot
ball team, the members Of the team
and a few others. A delicious dinner
was served at $50 by Mrs. Schmidt,
assisted by Misses Edna Balch and
valrosa Vail, vice president and secre-
tary of the athletic association. The
menu was unique, being arranged to
conform with expressions relative to
foot ball Following the dinner the
evening was enjoyed socially. Aside
from the members of the team the
guests were Superintendent Palmer,
Principal Nelson, Mr.. B. F. Crenshaw,
Mr.. Sidney Johnson, manager of the
athletic association, and Mr.. Ralph
Stotts. Mr. Stotts favored the guests
with several piano numbers during the
evening.