Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-14

Ask Capron's xxx.
Beautiful rings at Hellbergs.
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DR. Burkart. osteopath. IA w. Main.
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Culley's open tonight and wednesday
night.
Christmas post cards from 4 cen,
to 81 each.
One half ton of Christmas candy
at Bruster's.
Help wanted to select holiday gifts
at Pinkerton's.
Eyes tested. glasses fitted. Newell
optical parlors.
Wanted-A boy in or out Of school
to drive mail wagon at T.-R.
Dr. R. F. French. diseases Of the eye
ear, nose and throat. fremont block.
You'll not find carload of books
but just a well selected line at Pinker-
tons.
Mr.. Victor Gilbertson and daughter
Alma, of Goldfeld, spent the day In
the city.
Our china and cut glass is acknowl-
edged to be the finest in the city. Sim
mons Book Store.
Mrs. e. G. Wallace and son Donald
were in LeGrand today hunting rabbits
with DR.. M. M. Evans.
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Our store will be open evenings from
and after Tuesday, Dec IA, unit
Christmas. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Mrs. N. Van Horssn, of Lockhart
Mimi, is in the city to spend the holi-
days with her daughter, Mrs. j. C.
Nelson.
Rev. j. J. Brogan, chaplain of st
Thomas hospital, is very ill at the hos
eral senility.
Mrs. r. B. Silence, who recently un.
derwent a serious surgical operation al
st. Thomas hospital, is making rapid
progress toward complete recovery.
For Christmas gift musical in.
strument will prove the most satisfac.
tory. Visit our store at 119 West Mair
street. Special holiday prices. Gilbert
Music Company.
w. C. Severitz, of State Center, wht
underwent an operation for append.
citis week ago today, is able to bt
up and about the hospital, and will re.
turn Home Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Bussard, who has been :
patient at st. Thomas hospital for thu
past two weeks, was removed to tn,
home Of Mr.. Bussard's mother, Mrs
M. A. Bussard, 1922 East State street
this afternoon.
The funeral Of Thor o. Sawyer, wa.
held from the home one-half mile soutl
of LeGrand at noon and from the Stav
anger church at I o'clock. Both ser
vices We're very largely attended. Bur
ial was in the Stavanger church GENE
terry.
Miss Daisy Matthews formerly o
this city, but now OF Grand Forks. N
D., arrived in the city this morning t.
remain until after, the holidays at tn
home Of her mother, Mrs. G. e. Scott
Miss Matthews is head of the suit an,
cloak department of large store ii
Grand Forks.
Chris Schaper, well-known farm
er living four and one-half mile
southeast of State Center, who under
went a severe surgical operation few
days ago, Is doing nicely. Mr. Schape
submitted to the removal of his APP
pendix and the draining Of his ga
bladder, which had become infected
He had been sufferer with append
citis for some time.
The Marshalltown women's Gu
regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon will be in charge OF the mothers
child study department. Mrs. f. c
Stewart will play Soaring" in F min
or, opus No. -, by Robert Shumanr
and the address Of the afternoon wi,
be given by Rev. w. G. Muhleman, o
Hubbard, on the subject, mothers. an
Their Relation to the Child's Religion
Life" Rev. Mr.. Muhlemann has bee
abroad, and will tell of interestin
facts concerning mothers of foreig
lands. A vocal number, Mind Wha
Your Mama Says" by Madeline Cop
peck, will close the program.