Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-30

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Eastman kodaks at Newton'a
George j. Allen, optical specialist.
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DR.. Billiard. osteopath. is West Main.
We will close all day New Years.
Whitney Bros.
Big Yeomen meeting tonight in 1. o.
o. f. Hail. Glass adoption.
Dance at Forney's hall New Years
eve and New Years night.
Mr.. A. w. Nuese, OF Pickering. was
in the city today on business.
Rev. Leroy Gallagher of Green
Mountain, was in the city today.
Burn Tungsten lamps and save
money. Buchanan Roughton Company,
Everybody skate at Victoria rink
New Years eve, New Years afternoon
and New Years night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Head, of Min
neapolis, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening for a short visit.
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Start the new year right by burning
Tungsten lamps, and save money
Buchanan-Boughton Company.
See our ad on page 6 of this issue,
for big bargains in groceries The Par
Tor Grocery. Burdick & Yokom.
William Hilleman, of State Center
who underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at his home Tuesday, is do
ing very nicely.
Roy sprecher AS swayzee street
the Iowa Central brakeman who has
been very ill of pneumonia for several
days, is improving nicely.
Y. M. C. A. lecture course, fourth en-.
tertainment, the Hinshaw Grand Con.
cent Company, next Saturday evening
Tickets for sale at Pappe's.
Bring in your Christmas pictures
and have them framed. A large stock
Of mouldings and an expert Trainer tc
do the work. Simmons Book Store.
Miss Gertrude Ray, teacher in the
public schools of Waterloo, is in the
city to spend the holiday vacation al
the home of her father, Mr.. Luther
Ray.
City Solicitor f. E. Northup, who UNI
derWent an operation in Mercy hos
pltal, Chicago, last week, arrived il
the city this morning. While not en-
tirely recovered Mr.. Northup is abb
to be at his office
Charles w. Nelson has decided t
the city the tract of land on which tn,
City is having erected it's storage pres
sure tank for the water department
The land is on the south side of Cente
street, near the top of the mill HILL"
Miss Ella Skegg, who is a student a
Iowa State College, Ames, and VIII,
returned home last week to spend tn
holiday vacation, is quite ill of pneu
monia at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. James Skegg, ITO Nortl
Center street.
Owing to the invoice being taker
the Benedict & Brintnall store force
instead of going home for the suppe
hour, enjoyed a rabbit feast at tn
store, Wednesday evening. Mrs Ben
edict and Mrs. Brintnall assisted i
preparing the feast
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Nichols, VIII
have been visiting for a few days a
the d. E. Hole and I. P. Marsh homes
went to their home in Marietta toda,
Mr.. Nichols, who was discharged fror
st. Thomas hospital Sunday, after a
illness of pneum onia, is improving rap
idly.
| A, G.. Schultz, 81 district deputy {
the Brotherhood of American Yeome1
who announced his intention of remov
ing to this city when he came here
few weeks ago to make his feadqua1
tiers, has rented the William Barr prop
erty at SIS North Center street, an
will bring his family here Jan. I.
The two committees of the board
supervisors which are auditing the a,
counts of the county officers, ha,
completed the checking of the books
the county superintendent of school
and have brought the auditing of ii
county treasurer's books up to dat
The work of checking the clerk
courts and county recorder has b,
gun.
In dramatizing est. Elmo" whie
will be seen at the New Odeon tonigt
as presented by the Harvey Stot
Company, it was necessary to make
play that would appeal to the presel
generation and at the same time pr
serve for the grandfathers and grant
mothers all the romantic tradition
the enormously popular story. The r.
suit is a good old fashioned melodram
that has retained the atmosphere
the book extremely we'll Prices 10,
and 80 cents.
The body of Mrs. P. T. Birchar
of Omaha, arrived in the city Wedne
day afternoon, and the funeral servi
was held from the A. T. Bircha
home, PIP West Main street, at
o'clock, Rev. l.. B. Xix officiating. II
services We're brief, and burial was
Riverside. The pail bearers we
Messrs. r. w. Stevens, Charles Vile
Harry Waterman, and H. j. Rodgel
Present at the funeral from out of toy
were Mr.. Birchard and his daught
and son, Dora and Ted, of Omaha; NJ
Orchards son Ralph and daught
Ruth, who are students at the Unive
sity of Wisconsin, at Madison: MI
Eddy and daughter Pauline, of Glel
Falls, N. Y, mother and sister of MI
Pirohord Mrs RirnIard'c daath w.