Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23

at Pinkerton's.
Mr., e. j. Miller was in Lake City
Thursday on business.
Mr.. Elias BueShly. OF Liscomb, wa
in 10 city this morning.
p. g.: Red Jacket brand sweet cider.
made from clean.' good apples.
County Attorney J. H. Esermayer
was in Grinneil today on business.
Mixed nuts, candy. and fruit at los
West Main. Reynolds & s%heldon's.
Peter AusdaI. 5os West Church street.
please call in person at the Racket
store, - North Center street, for free
doll.
Remember on Saturday night. we'll
we won't talk about the prices. All you
will have to do u to ask for the goods.
at Pinkerton's.s
Miss Amy Brsnnecke, who Is q stu
dent at Iowa State Teachers College.
Cedar Falls. returned home Thursday
night for the holidays.
Mrs. John. Witte and children. of
Templeton, arrived in the city Thurs
day to visit for about a week with her
SbSlCxs NkxOss ~ -
Start the new year right by resolv-
ing to use Buttermilk brick cheese.
Once the resolution is made you viii
never break 1t. Ask M grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Britton. Of Cedar
Falls, arrived in. the city Thursday
| night to visit until after Christmas at
the home OF their daughter. Mrs. F. NJ.
HaradOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Myers and chill
dren. of Atchinson. Kan. arrived in the
city Thursday to visit during the holt
Mrs. Allen Ogan.
Christmas candles. Large shipment
Just in. all kinds and sizes. plain and
fancy boxes. Largest and finest line
ever shown in Marshalltown Charles
J. Lander. DID reliable druggist.
MI. F. L. Meeker left for Monmouth.
ILL.,. this morning to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Meeker and children. who
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. Meek
er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Sipher.
There is going to be a slaughter that
you certainly will enjoy so don't miss
1t. Come early, bring your full list for
6ASSs " ho JIG oAS eSoao' hA'' AN
are cut to the bottom notch. F. NJ.
Pinkerton.
Miss Helen Wells. who is attending
the Iowa State Teachers College at
Cedar Falls. arrived home Thursday
evening to remain until after the holi-
days with her parents. Mr.. n Mrs.
John w. Wells.
Fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, mush-
rooms. Michigan. celery. caulifiower.
sweet potatoes, radishes, head and leaf
lettuce. parsley Our store will be
closed all day Monday. L. S. Peckhan
Grocery Company.
Those manicure sets at Landers drug
sto-, are the SWEETEST ever. some In sill
yer and some pearl; in fact We have
the best line in town. Cali and see us.
Charles J. Lander, Old reliable drug
gist. corner Main and First ven
Special Friday and Saturday. Every
thing in music. 10 per cent discount.
except talking machines. A chance to
get music bags. satchels. piano benches.
store. pianos included. Gilbert Austic
Store.
See us before you decide upon your
Christmas dinner-we have everything
you need to make the dinner a sue
cess. Fresh oysters. celery. lettuce. and
fruits OF all kinds. Fresh nuts. mixed.
at Is and Is cents a pound. Bruster's
Cash Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ. Stephens. Of
Claremont, Va, are in the city visiting
niece, Mrs. E. c. Austin. FOG
East Webster street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens will also be the guests of Capt.
]. w. Reed. inspecting officer at the
soldiers home, who Is an old friend Of
Mr.. n Mrs. Stephens.
Brief prayer services were held Thurs
day in OF Mrs. L. J. Holmes.
who died a few days ago at her home.
536 North Second, street. The body
was taken to Union for burial. and the
funeral Thursday afternoon was In
charge OF Rev. Mr.. Wilkins. Interment
was in the Union cemetery.
The Written Bank. OF Written. has
begun suit in the district court against
Mrs. Lottie B.. Pitcher and George l.
Pitcher on a note for $1,000 secured
by a mortgage on lot I. block 2. West.
brought also to foreclose on the mort
gage.
Mrs. S. A. Meyer. wife Of the captain
Of the Salvation Army. was removed
from the army headquarters to St.
Thomas hospital Thursday afternoon
for treatment. The exact nature OF his
wife's trouble had not been determined
as yet. Captain Meyer said this norm
ing.
Frank aged S years. the son Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. S. w. Rubee. underwent an
operation for mastoiditis at st. Thomas
hospital Thursday night. Today the
child's condition was as good as could
be expected. but 1t will require a long
to tell definitely the outcome Of
the operation. The child has been sick
for about two weeks.
Mr.. Luther Mcconnell. Of New York
City, arrived here Thursday night to
spend a weeks vacation with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell.
Mcconnell has become engaged In
municipal work In New York City dur
ing the last year. having been appointed
to an inspectorship under the presi-
dent Of Manhattan borough.
Mr.. Lacey J. Patterson has bought
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