Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-11
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The City in Brief

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Beautiful play tonight Elite.
Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist.
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DR.. Wood, eye. ear, throat. Glasses
Mrs w. M. Maier spent Sunday in
Eldora.
! Regular dance at Forney's hall
Tuesday night.
/ Regular dance At Forney's hall
Tuesday night.
Teams wanted to haul ice. Inquire
Marshall Ice company.
The freshest of baked goods at Gull
ley's, 1912 South First avenue.
New crop of English walnut meats,
almonds and pecans at Culley's.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Innes went to
lOmaha Sunday for short visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren z. Newton are
parents of a twelve-pound son, born
this morning.
| You can have a carriage heater for a
trial trip. Heater s1.25, a box coal
zoe. See Schmidt.
If you are looking for quality, trade
with Olson. We buy the best and sell
the best. Remember Olson's.
Remember the name Swisher Lang
Grain company and call them when in
need of feed or -four Phone 29s.
The Baptist Hill Bible class will
meet with Mrs John Pursel. 4O7 West
Boone street, Tuesday afternoon.
We can offer you the best vacant
lottage in the city; also some good,
modern homes, priced right. s. C.
Bell.
A new lot Of those California wal
nuts, not sulphur bleached. also fresh
lot of those Is cents per Id. mixed
nuts at Culley's.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Nugent spent Sun
day at Bethel Grove with their sons.
Messrs. Charles and Ben Nugent, and
SON in-law, Elba Fiscus.
Buy your candy of Culley, the gro
germany; he has mixed candy at 10.
Is, and 20 cents per lb. and chocolate
creams at 20 to 40 cents per Id.
Mr.. j. r. Haines was in Albion Sun
day to attend the dedicatory exercises
of the Methodist church, and was the
guest of Mr.. arid Mrs. A. r. Hill.
Our line of canned goods is complete,
which should make the problem Of
getting something good to eat easy.
Come in and see the variety. Olson,
west end grocer.
If you see the trademark 'Wearever"
on the bottom of the aluminium kitchen
ware, you see the best goods made
splendid assortment always on
hand. See Schmidt.
Miss Harriet Schulz r, mathematics
teacher of the high .ical, who was
detained at her home in Dayton, O.,
owing to the illness of her mother,
arrived in the city this morning.
Friends in this city have received
word from Luke VanEvera, a printer
known here. who was assaulted in Chi
cago several weeks ago. Van Evera in
dictates in his letter that he is now in
good health.
Yes, twas Cameo llominy, all right.
And a dish of it properly prepared for
dinner on cold day like this. GER
calmly fills out the meal and you are
glad it is cold, because Cameo hominy
tastes so good.
Max Fiscus, Of Omaha, who. with
Mrs. Fiscus, came to Bethel Grove three
weeks ago to visit his father. Jacob
Fiscus, is very dangerously i'll of APP
pendicitis, complicated with obstruc-
ton of the bowels.
Mrs John H. Hauser, well-known
resident of Liscomb township, is very
ill at her home, three miles southwest
of Liscomb. Mrs. E. D Whitacre.
daughter of Mrs. Hauser, went to Lis
comb Sunday to be with her.
When ready to butcher. see Schmidt
for a Henkel butcher knife, for Henkel
heel, for a hog scraper, for a meat saw,
for the Enterprise meat chopper, for
a lard press, q. lard can and a good
6OO-pound platform scale to weigh the
hog.
In honor ofsthe 18th birthday ami.
versary Of, Miss Jennie Mayer, eigh-..
teen OF. her girl and boy friends en-
joyed a skating party of two hours
Duration, Saturday evening, returning,
to the Mayer home, West State street.,
for games and refreshme nts.
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Mr.. Charles p. Darling, of Green
Valley, nl.7who mas been a guest for
the past ten days5at the home of his
brother, Mr. George, Darling, and wife.
left Sunday evening for kansas City:
Mo, which place will be his headquar-s
tiers as aSstraveling salesman for the
American slicing Machine company, of
Chicago
Saturdays Des Moines Capital:
Complimentary to Mrs. c. s. Jerome
of Marshalltown. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Cunningham gave an evening company
yesterday at their home on Eighteenth
street. The home was attractively
decorated for the occasion and the eve
ming was pleasantly spent in music
and games. Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening.
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Mrs. w. H. Gilbert, 41S North Fifth
street, entertained twenty five ladies
of the Highview neighborhood at a sew
party and 8 o'clock tea, Saturday af-
ternoon. A color scheme of yellow
white and green prevailed in the dec