Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-18
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The City In Brief

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Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
George j. Allen, optical specialist.
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Solid silver teaspoons. Chamberlain's.
Mrs. Henry Beaman, of Liscomb,
visited in the city Wednesday.
Honey cup and sugar cookies at 5
cents dozen at Whitney Brothers.
BE sure and see the Wonder washer
IN 'operation-Schmidts Friday, Nov.
10.
The Methodist Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society will meet Friday after
noon at 2:S0 at the church.
The Tirzah Aid Society will be en-
teEtained Friday afternoon by Mrs
Peterson, los South Fifth avenue.
Pinkerton is unpacking daily many
new and pretty gifts for Christmas
You should call and LOOK them over
Mrs. A. L. Palmer invites the ladies
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EOS West Lincoln street, Friday and
Saturday.
Michigan apples beat. the world for
cooking or eating, and if you don't be-
lieve it order a peck. of Northern Spies
from your grocer. E. E. Hood.
Mr.. NJ. Patton, of State Center, has
become associated with the National
Denatured Alcohol Company, of this
city, in the capacity of grain buyer
How about that Thanksgiving
turkey? Tastes just twice as good III
Reed sanitary rooster. "Just you
come in and see EN-" Abbott & Son
Home for Thanksgiving or whereve,
duty calls you, you will find if you veal
Carts Walk-Over and King Qualit,
Shoes you will have perfect satisfac-
ton.
You will need some nice candy fol
your Thanksgiving dinner We have
bought the best from four differen
lines. Call and get your candy a
Pinkerton's.
The second entertainment of the Y
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evening, Nov. 81. Thanksgiving. The
Enderly-Windsor Company, two primo
donnas from the Pacific coast.
Tomorrow, Friday, Nov 10, is wash
day in Schmidt's stove store. "A Won.
der agent will demonstrate the wonder
full Wonder washer. Particular wome1
and users of the wash board are es
pecially invited.
Every merchant should read the tel
ephone company's reply to the farmer
as to phone rates published on pagt
eight of this issue. If the farmer lay
down on his friends for sympathy tn
friends should know the facts.
Mrs. Claude Adams, of Union, was il
the city Wednesday, being on her wa,
to State Center, where she will visi
briefly with her brother, Mr.. Charlie
Cook. Mr.. Cook, who was in the cit,
Wednesday on business, accompanie,
his sister home.
The Frank Long Stock Company will
present the rural comedy drama il
four acts, I'm Old New England" a
the New Odeon tonight New song.
dances and catchy music will again b
heard and seen. Prices 10, 20 and 8
cents.
Mrs. w. A. Size, Mrs. c. A. Parme
and Mrs. Eugene Crandall were hos
afternoon to the regular business an,
social meeting of the Busy Bee Circl
of the l.. o. T. NJ. Light refreshment
We're served.
NJ. Ole Qualen, who makes his HON
with his son, Rev. CLAUS Qualen, ar
rived in the city Wednesday evenin
| from Chicago, after three month:
absence. Mr.. Qualen has been visi.
| ing a daughter in Chicago, and rea
| tives thruout Wisconsin.
| A freight wreck on the Northwestern
at Union Grove, a little station nea
Fulton, ILL.,, delayed the west-boun
trains in the evening several hours. d!
train made up at Clinton was sent Yves
as first No. 5, and the regular No.
did not reach here until about! 1
o'clock. The Colorado special was ais
delayed.
j. L. Ingledue of Albion, who an
nounced his intention of moving to thi
city several weeks ago, is now bringin
| his household goods into the city over
land, and is taking possession of hi
new home at 104 South Twelfth stree
Mrs. Ingledue came to the city today
and Mr.. Ingledue will come to stay mex
Wednesday,. following sale of hi
| farm effects next Tuesday.
Big apple sale on Saturday, Nov &c
| Carload Michigan apples will be sol
cheap. Varieties: Baldwins, Greenings
| Northern Spys, Tallman Sweets Belle
| flower and Russets, all in 3-bushel ney
barrels. Now is the time to buy you
winter stocks, and Il. E. Hoods is tn
place, % South Center street, first doc
south of Times Republican 'Phon
| 147. 3. e. Hood
! Ut always pays to patronize an ar
tistic photographer, one who know
| how to arrange the figure hair, dres.
pose, ETC., so as to get the most per
| feet and natural expression. That w
have the know how to obtain artist
photos, we will leave you to judg
from the many samples of our wor
you can always see any time at GU
/ studio. Brown.
| Miss Grace Ewald, FOG South Secon
street, was hostess Wednesday evenin
| to eighteen young lady friends at
hosiery shower complimentary to Mis-
Grace Kilborn, in honor of the latter
approaching marriage to Mr. Ernes
G. Schroeder, Of Iowa City. The ev
ening was spent in making Dainty buf
fet and dresser drawer pads, and tn
hostess, assisted by her mother. Mr.