Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-17
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The City In Bret

IleLty OF fancy country butter at
Culleys.
Regular dance at Formy's Hall Sat-
urday night.
It's good taste and quality if it comes
from Miller's jewelry store.
Christmas post cards from cent to
81 each at Newton's, 121 East Main.
Tungsten lamps cut your light bill
In half Buchanan Boughton Company.
The third division of the Baptist Aid
Society will hold an exchange at D. S.
Goods store tomorrow.
We will have plenty of country
dressed chickens for our Saturday
trade. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Candle contest will close Christmas
day. Bring in your estimates. Bend
Ifage Hardware Company.
E. H. Evans, of Belden- Evans Com
pany, custom shirt makers of Min
neapolis, is at the stoddart.
The ladies of the United Brethren
church will hold an exchange Saturday
afternoon at Sinclairs store.
| Remember that Pinkerton has large
| double store filled with the finest
goods. from the front door to the back
| door.
MCKEE plated bath room supplies
make useful presents. Call in and see
Boughton Company.
\
Some time ago in the T.-R columns
you read that honey and lemons would
cure bad cold and sore throat. You gel
the best white clover honey and lemons
at Will Miller's.
The witenagemote Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. M. F. Andrew!
and continued its regular reading. Ad
journment was taken until the Thurs
day before New Years.
| The lodge meeting of the Elks Fri
/ day evening, Dec. IL. will be the las
regular meeting held in the old hall
The lodge will try and dispose of al
candidates on hand at that time.
The lodge meeting of the Ellzs Fri
day evening, Dec. II, will be the las
regular meeting held in the old hall
The lodge will try and dispose of al
candidates on hand at that time.
The agent of Wells Fargo & Co. ha
been supplied with special labels read
ing do not open until Christmas TO
the use of those who appreciate tn
advantage of shipping their Christina
presents early.
Mr.. c. E. Arney, of Albion, went t
Manning Thursday evening to visit hi
sister, Mrs. F. II. Long, for a shor
time. MIR. Arney will be in Audubo
Saturday attending the Audubon coun
ty farmers institute.
A Christmas gift for the boy Some
lit? A membership to the Y NJ. C. A
swimming pool, gymnasium, gam
rooms, clubs, etc. Will have the tick
cts ready for YOU Christmas mornin
if you say so.
Miss Gertrude Miller, of the Anso
school, will have charge of the stor
hour, for the kindergarten and frs
and second grades. at the public Ii
brary Saturday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
This will be the last story hour unit
after the holidays
Tomorrow is the last Saturday be
fore Christmas and it's the day to bu
kodaks at Newton's. Complete line c
several manufacturers including East
man, Ansco, Seneca, Century an
Premo We will be pleased to sho,
you our line. Catalogs free.
Mr.. S. NJ Wilson, who was formerl
with the A. E. Shorthill Company, bu
who has been representing the Spauld
ing Manufacturing Company, of Grin
nell, in southern states during the las
year, is in the city to remain until aft
er the holidays with his family.
City Solicitor F. E. Northup went
Chicago Thursday night, where he wi
enter Augustana hospital for an oper
alton for the removal of an absces!
which will probably be performe
about Monday. The operation is nc
considered serious, and Mr.. Northu
expects to be home in about ten day
or two weeks. Mr.. Northup went t
Chicago to attend to some bushes
matters before entering the hospita
Following the meeting of Marsha
Homestead, No. 91S, Brotherhood {
American Yeomen, held at the Odd Fel
lows hall Thursday, the Yeomen ladie
and the ladies of Rebekah lodge, N,
40, Joined in surprise on Mrs. Lul
Hurd, correspondent for the Yeomel
The day was Mrs. Hurd's anniversar,
Deputy John w. Wilson, Of the Yec
men, presented Mrs. Hurd, in beha
Of the ladies, with number of prett
and useful presents. Refreshments an
dancing were enjoyed afterwards.
Mrs. G. NJ. Williams, z North Secon
street, entertained forty lady friend
at luncheon and cards Thursday after
noon. The luncheon was served
three courses. at l o'clock. and tn
hostess was assisted by Mrs. F. I
Northup, Mrs. L. M. Howig, and Mr.
w. NJ. Nelson. The house was decorate
with holly, and the tables with spren
gerii and red roses. The afternoon wa
spent in playing five hundred, first an
second prizes going to Mrs. Northu
and Mrs. Harry Hopkins. Guests pres
emit from out Of town were Mrs. L. n
Howig, Of Des Moines, and Mrs. Georg
Boyd, Of Coffeyville, Kan.
About twenty-five of the Christia
End of the Central Church (
Christ surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Myo (
Hurlburt at their home, S04 We.
Boone street, Wednesday evening.
social time was enjoyed, light refresh
ments were served, and presentation
Of a q. e. watch charm to Mr.. Hurl
but, and a G. e. pin to Mrs. Hurlbu
| were made Mr. and Mrs Ha1rI1o1