Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-24

Gulu|es'tlepubutllal.
The City In Brief I
Victoria open tonight.
Chocolate creams at Lander's.
Eastman kodaks at NewtonsA
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Fresh chocolates at Lander's.
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Fresh chocolates at Landers.
George ]. Allea, optica. specialist.
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Big Christmas dance at Forney's hall
Christmas night.
Mr.. Stacy Nichols. of Minerva, was
In the city today.
Santa Claus at the Lyric Theater
tonight. Bring the children.
enc best bet. Abbott & Son.
See Dr.. MARS about your rheuma-
tism, liver, kidney and stomach trouble.
Reeds sanitary roasters. An idea
gift for the housewife. Abbott's hard
ware.
wanted-Carrier boys, for south and
west part Of city. Cali Times-Republi-
can Office.
Enough said. Sixty-five cents to $3.50.
Abbott & Son.
Guns. hunting coats and sportsman's
supplies. Our store is headquarters.
Abbott & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell go to
McCallsburg this evening to visit Mr..
McConnelrs sister, Mrs. Tressie Reid.
At the p. m. vesper service in the
Congregational church next Sunday,
the choir will sing Vests THE Story
Of Bethlehem
DIR. ]. "A. Walser left Thursday after
noon for Davenport to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Walser at the home of the
latter's parents.
Mr.. w. u. Hayes returned home this
morning from Austin, Mimi, to spend
Christmas at the home of his parents
MIR. and Mrs. William Hayes.
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Christmas candies and cigars, ant
other suitable gifts at the old reliable
Chas. j. Lander, old reliable druggist
corner Main and First avenue.
Clerk Of Courts f. NJ. Haradon ant
MRS. Haradon and babe left for ,Ce
dar Falls this morning to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Haradon's par
ents.
Writing paper, perfume, candy ant
cigars in Christmas packages at thu
old reliable drug store. Chas. J. Lander
old reliable druggist, corner Main an,
First avenue.
MISS Marian Parker of Fremont
Neb., arrived in the city Thursday at
ternoon to spend Christmas with he
father, Judge j. NJ. Parker, and sister
Miss Bessie Parker.
There was slight, but noticeabl
Improvement today in the condition @
Emil Pihlgren, who is at St Thoma
hospital, suffering from stroke Q
paralysis involving the left side.
Special holiday price on all han
bags in the store. For quick sale W
will sell all our hand bags which form
:. seray sold at $3.50 and $3.50 at 81 an
$1.39. AS there is only a limited mum
Der, come quick. Orlando Baxter.
Mrs. Margaret Burgess and daugh
ter. Mrs. Minnie Allen, left for Oma
ha this morning, where they will Wis
their daughter and sister, Mrs. g. T
Houlfston. Mrs. Burgess will renal
for a long visit, but Mrs. Allen wi
return Tuesday.
The Fidelity Savings Bank estal
lished in 1892, with seventeen year
experience in handling savings az
counts offers unusual advantages
depositors. This bank has paid p,
cent interest on deposits since it W.
organized. One dollar starts an a.
count.
Mrs. c. w. Huntington and daugl
err Helen, who formerly lived in tn
city while Mr.. Huntington was gener
superintendent Of the Iowa Centre
were in the city for a short time TIL
morning. They were on their way fro
their home in Elizabeth, N. j., to D.
Moines to visit during the holidays.
Miss Lulu Auracher, who is teacl
ing in the Des Moines public school
arrived home Thursday evening
spend her Christmas vacation with h
parents Rev. and Mrs. j. Aurache
Miss Auracher was accompanied by h
friend, Miss Alma Horning, of D
Moines, who will be her guest ov
Christmas II
Sill. Porter. a formerqIowaS Centr
agent, who was in charge of the con
pAny's local freight station for assho
time about six years ago., was in Il
city this morning. Mr.. Porter and h
son were on their way to Grinnell
spend Christmas. Mrs. Porter stopp,
with relatives in Ackley. Mr.. Porter
now agent for the. Great Northern
Aneta, N. D. g.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Stun
which was private, was held from t
home OF the son, H. IS. Stump, 403
Bromley street, at 2 O'clock Thursd
afternoon, Rev. IS. A. Ellis officiatir
Altho private the service was attend
by a number Of the close friends a.
neighbors, who sent great ma
~ pretty floral offerings. The pail bea
ers were Messrs. E. L. Schneider, a