Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-07
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The City In Brief

The City In Brief
Phone lat. e. E. Hood.
DR.. Mairs, 100 East Main street.
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DR.. Wood. eye. ear. throat. Glasses.
vi-It-Ra lenses at Newelps optical
parlors.
Try a bushel of Burbank potatoes.
e e. Hood.
Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug Company.
Lenses duplicated the same dav
Newell optical parlors.
Mid-winter term just starting I'm.
ter Business College next Monday.
See DR.. MARS about your rheuma.
tisn, liver. kidney and stomach trouble.
Wanted-Boy from 16 to IL vsars
old at The Hull Company. Steady em-
ployment. e'''
MI. Ed Barlow left Thursday night
for Chicago for few days stav On
business. vi
Evenings by appointment for the
sclentihc examination of the eve. TEL
ephone 479.
Premiums in each twentv-f iva GOVT
package of Bohart's pancake flonr Of
Whitney Bros.
shur On eye glasses, So Easy eve
glasses, Knu Digit eye glasses. An of
the late mountings at Newell ontical
parlors. ioe''
Try "a want ad tomorrow, you NAV
nave something that you don't need
'nat some one may want and will paw
you good price for
Mr.. e. H. schlling, of State Center,
VINO spent Thursday in Mason City and
sheffield on business, was here this
morning while on his way home.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the last chance
to get china, cut glass, electric portable
ZONES and In fact all kinds of china.
ETC., at 33 1-3 per cent discount at
Sinclair's.
Misses Emma and Maude Fredland,
VINO nave been in the city two weeks
visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs.
y. q. Fredland left for Denver Thurs
day night.
We pay 80 cents for butter and eggs
in trade. and sell butter for 80 cents
per pound. All kinds Of groceries at
the lowest possible cash price. Mutual
Benefit, SS North Center street.
Mr.. A. F. wingert, of Cedar Rapids
arrived in the city Thursday night for
visit at the home of his son, MIR
George +. Wingert. He spent the day
IN Nevada, his former home, on bust
ness.
The story hour at the public library
auditorium Saturday morning at 10
o'clock will be for the children of the
third and fourth grades, in charge of
Miss Helen Pillsbury, of the Arson
school.
Mr.. John Robertson, of State Cen
ter, accompanied by his friend and
guest, Mr.. Robert Wilson, of Ottawa,
ILL.,, spent Thursday in the city visiting
at the home of his daughter Mrs. Ed
Barlow.
! Mr.. A. w. Schultz, of Jerome, Idaho,
arrived in the city this morning, and
Will remain for an over Sunday visit
with his sister. Mrs. H. G. Mueller, and
FAMILY. Mr.. Schultz is on his way to
Iowa City to visit his parents.
To any church society that will give
Dickinson pancake supper during the
month of January, the Marshalltow,l
Syrup and Sugar Company will donate
Its famous Dickinson's Maple Syrup
and Dickinson's Maple Sugar Butter.
Mesdames l. o. Kemble and R. w.
Stevens We're hostesses to the Congre-
gational Ladies' Aid Society Thursday
afternoon at the Kemble home, 533
North Third street There was a good
attendance. The usual social hour fol-
lowed the business session.
Any lady who will mail us the name
'Dickinson's," taken from any label of
our maple products, or from our Dick
fnson's Pure Sorghum, showing us that
you are using some of our goods, we
will mail you beautiful set of souve-
mir post cards, suitable for remailing,
absolutely free. Marshalltown Syrup &
Sugar Company.
Mrs. c. II. d. Boardman entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mss
Emma Woodbury., who is to be married
soon to MIR. Leonard Carney. Ten of
Miss Woodbury's most intimate friends
were the guests She was given a va
riety shower. The afternoon was spent
with cards, and the hostess served a
delicious 5 o'clock tea
The body of Nelson H. Fields, of
Marion township, who died Wednesday,
was taken to Liscomb this morning
where the funeral was held from the
Christian church at o'clock this af-
ternoon. Rev. Frank NJ Wheeler of
Marion township, officiated. The body
was accompanied by Mrs. Fields, the
widow, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fields, Mr..
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