Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-27
Victoria open tonight.
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Eastman kodaks at Newton'A.

Victoria open tonight.
Eastman kodaks at Newton'a.
Just received shipment Of fresh
chocolates today Newton's.
Mr.. ]. M. Deynolds spent Saturday
in Oskaloosa at the home of his son,
Mr.. John Reynolds.
The snappiest college music in the
west at Central Church of Christ, Tues
day, Dec. %, 8 .. m.
Mrs. j. L. WINERY and son, DR..
Frank WINERY, spent Christmas in
Union with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Kendall were in
Boone to spend Christmas with the
formers brother, A. Kendall, and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold visited
over Christmas with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Arnold at
Nevada.
Miss Agnes Burroughs left this af
ternoon for Chicago to resume her
musical studies, which We're begun in
that city two seasons ago.
This week only-1O per cent discount
on all heaters and ranges. Bondage
Hardware Company. Cut glass coupon
with each dollar purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray ,Schaeffer of Chi
cago, arrived in the city this morning
to visit until Wednesday at the home
of their cousin, MIR. c. II. Hull
|
| Ten per cent discount on all heat
ers and ranges, this week only. Bend
| lage Hardware company. Cut glass
coupon with each dollar purchase.
Misses Agnes Thomas and Ella Rob-
erts We're at Mt. Carroll. ILL.,, to spend
Christmas, being the guests of Mr.. L
Frank Phillips, formerly of this city.
The Royal Neighbor Aid Society
meeting, which was to have been hello
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T. j
Reed, has been postponed until Jan. II
DR.. Thomas P. Clark, of Cascade
who has been visiting his parents, Dep
uty Marshal and Mrs. Michael Clark
for a few days, will leave for Cascade
tonight.
| NlI. y. w. WGdlueIlS, VI LES VhOiliSs
was in the city Friday evening, bens
nhis way to Liscomb to spend Christ
mas with his mother, Mrs. j.
!: Weatherly.
: Mrs. Fred B. vogel of Ottumwa
spent Christmas in the city with he
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Ordwas
: Mr.. Alonzo Ordway, of Hibbing, Mimi
WAC also hOpoa for Christmas
: Miss Marie Shove who is attendin!
the Kindergarten school of Chicag
5 University, arrived in the city Frida
/, night to spend the holidays with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Shove.
Mrs. Howard Battin and son How
ard, of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. arrive
in the city Christmas eve, and will re
3 main for a weeks visit as guests at tn
d home of Mr. and Mrs. William Battir
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. F. Mueller, c
Des Moines, and daughter Edna. WEI
IL Christmas guests at the home of the
5, son and brother, DR.. H. C. Muelle
= Miss Mueller will remain for week
Y, visit.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Olive
n who died at the soldiers home, WE
y held from the chapel Saturday after
y noon at o'clock, Rev. Jesse Cole OF
r, Ificiating. Burial was in the home cen
ietery.
y Mrs. E. L. Hoag, who underwent {
N operation for mastoiditis at st. Thom
l. hospital, is making satisfactory pr
% gress toward recovery, her conditit
today being as good as could be e.
l. pected
t MIR. and Mrs. W. N. Dickerson.
r. st. Anthony. the formers granddaug
I'd ter Pearl Van Orsdel, and Mrs. Dicke
of mas with Mr. and Mrs. S. Dickerson,
A. Liscomb
r. Little Harriet johnson, aged
Us daughter of DIR. and Mrs. George
a. Johnson, 410 Park street, is i'll of dip
iberia. The child's condition was qui
~ serious Sunday, but today is improve
NJ The house has been quarantined.
A. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ahrens and i
r FAINT daughter, of Des Moines, were
r the city over Christmas, guests at t
o. homes of their parents, Mr.. and M
Ahrens and Mr.. and Mrs Stewa
Nv Eason They returned to Des Moin
&C Sunday evening.
ID Mr. A. Estel and family, Mr.. a
n Mrs w. T. Estel, and Mr.. and NJ
re. Lou Clemens, Of this city; Mr.. and NJ
", Gus Estel, living south of town, a
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunsche, mol
;, of the city, were entertained on Chri:
!, mas at the George Estel home, MOI
he of the city.
lr. Grand clearance sale, this week on
vo on all heaters and ranges at 10 per &c
s. discount Manufacturers will not ma
Vn prices for 1910 delivery and we anti
NJ pate a 10 per cent advance after il
re- /, 1910. Take advantage of our d
os count Cut glass coupon with each d
lar purchase. Bondage Hardw;
no Company, the stove store.
my Horace Nichols, of Marietta TOW
-. ship, who has been a patient at
ue' Thomas hospital, suffering from an
~ tack of pneumonia, has so far rec
me cred that he was taken to the d.
-hd Hole home, 412 North Fourth STR
us. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nichols, "
er- was called to Ohio OF an aunt's ST
Ind ness. has returned and is with her h