Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-15

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ns City In Brief
Kaufman kodaks at NsWsoa'a
br. Mairs. 100 East Main street.
0f. Dullard. osteop.th. Is West Main.
0own. photographer. 10 wsst Main.
Plain wedding rings in all styles at
Hsllberg's.
Oval picture frames, all sizes ana
kinds. at Newton's.
Remember you are always welcome
to look around at Pinkerton's.
Christmas letters at Newton's, six
for . quarter. The kind you will like.
b. A. u. Lynn. pnyslcian ana sur
500. Office 133 West Main. 'phouo
o6lce sessas for rent In Masonls
Temple. inquire w. ]. soules. Masonic
Temple
The Mystic Workers will have So
cial hour st Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day night.
The Smith Music Company store will
be open every evening from now until
Christmas.
Christmas postals, six for . nickel,
and UP. going fast at Newton's. Get
yours soon or get left.
Pictures framed It skess's means
fine work. largest and most complete
line Of mouldings in the city,
Tirzah Aid Society will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Barnhill. 40S South
Second street. Friday afternoon.
Miss Daisy Matthew's, of Grand
Forks. N. D.. is expected home next
Monday to remain until after Christ
mas.
Before buying all your Christmas
gifts look at the beautiful 1911 Office
calendars sold by the Ladies' Guild at
Whitehead & weisman's and Abbott 4
Sons.
The Young Ladies sodality Of st.
Mary's church will hold Christmas
basaar at the old K. P. hall, First
National Bank Building. Friday even-
Ing, Dec. Is.
Mrs. George L. sies. 10s North Fifth
street, who has been suffering with q
severe cold, which, it was at first feared
would result in pneumonia, Is consider
ahly imnPnvAd TODAY
You will be surprised to know how
many nice and useful gifts you can
md at our store. Call and see u.s.
Chas. ]. Lander. old reliable druggist,
corner Main street and First avenue.
On account Of late shipments, we are
Overlooked on pictures. As we will not
carry any Of this stock over, we will
sell them at cost. Cupids from II cents
up. skeSg's wall paper store. 116 East
Main street.
The accounts Of the City Fuel COM
pany are now ct my office, No. s South
First avenue. for settlement. Persons
knowing themselves to be indebted will
confer . favor by making prompt pay.
mont. George Gregory.
victrola concert every night-granl
concert Saturday night. For the Satur-
day concert we Will have q new VIC
tfola and oil the new Red Seal records.
Hear the worlds greatest opera sing
ers, including Melba and Caruso.
Smith Music Company.
Great sale Of sheet music Saturday.
This sale will include all Of the late
popular music ANA only late music.
For this one day sale this music. re-
Eardless Of regular sale price. will be
offered at two copies for % cents. Take
advantage of these bargain prices.
Smith Music Company.
Just want to say to everybody in
the city and country too, that the only
way can convince you that have
the largest and most complete line OF
holiday goods, ia. for you to Just drop in
and see the cut glass room, china. room,
art room, leather room and q me line
OF toilet sets, manicure sets. travelling
sets, also large line Of brass goods.
Come in and look around at Pinker-
toms.
There are many things In the grocery
line which will be, needed before the
Christmas day-many, things necessary
in preparing the holiday dinner or in
AOT LnC CSlcbA 0SsOlL VI SiA0
day. The Model Grocery has made
special preparations for the holiday
trade ana has everything necessary in
the way Of staple and fancy groceries.
send your Christmas order to the
Model Grocery and 1t will receive
prompt and careful attention. Phone
$50.
Central Chapter, No. 81, Order of the
Eastern Star. held its annual meeting
Wednesday night. which was an un-
usual event from the fact that it was
the hsst meeting held in the new Ma
sonic temple. The meeting was largely
attended, and the election resulted as
follows: Worthy Matron. Miss. Ed
No Fularton; worthy patron. DR.. H. c.
Mueller; associate rnatron, Mrs. Paul
Nichols: conductor. Mrs. p. J.
schmelz; associate conductor. Mrs. J.
E. Frederick: secretary, Mrs. Lillian
Norton; treasurer, r w. Chamberlain.
DR.. Mueller, as worthy patron. and Mr..
Chamberlain, as treasurer. were re-
elected.
NeSdsmes Della Afney, J. D. Parker
and Ellen Abbey were hostesses We'd
neDaoy afternoon at the Arney home,