Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-22
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The City In Brief
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giving Day from to ~.
Fresh box and bulk chocolates at
Newton's for Thanksgiving.
Rev. Charles E. Pilgrim was in To-
ledo this afternoon on business.
DR.. Noggle. veterinary surgeon. Nc
Combs barn. phone 81. house 1863.
DR.. Wood. eye. ear. nose. throat.
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel.
Dr. A. r. Lynn. physician and SUR
geon. Office -: West Main. phone
SIS.
Your Thanksgiving table will be
more complete with bouquet OF KEN
ble's flowers.
Mr.. George J. Allen returned from
Clinton this morning to remain here
until after Christmas.
Plenty of choice country butter. %
cents. Call phone 500. B. Idso groc-
cry, No. East State street.
Mrs. W. G. Craig went to Eldora this
morning to visit for a few days with
her brother, Mr.. John Bear
For Thanksgiving we have plenty of
fine country dressed chickens and
ducks. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Drs. Nichols. Chesire. Merrill &
johnson, offices third floor. Masonic
temple Take the elevator Phone Is.
The Pilgrim hotel will serve special
dinner on Thanksgiving from 1873
until $3.50 for 50 cents. Engage your
table in advance.
The Archers, who were to have met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. E.
Nicholson, have postponed their meet
ing for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. showalter who
Pasadena and other California cities,
have returned home.
One of those round dining tables
with non dividing pedestal base at
Marion Cards, would make that turkey
taste like the money it costs.
E.. r. Lay has added an art depart
ment to his store. This department will
be under the charge Of Mrs. Maud NJ.
BATHS. Read special announcement in
space ad.
Seventeen pounds of sugar for 81:
Perfection oil. per gallon, 10 cents;
flour. every sack guaranteed, $3.50;
large prunes, per pound, 10 cents.
Batesole's, phone $50.
We are now offering the finest Calf
fornia table peaches, in three pound
cans, which have been selling for 25
cents, at 10 cents can, or two cans
for 35 cents. Bruster's Cash Grocery.
wanted-Man and woman to work
tadvertising campaign; good salary.
Mclean. Black & Co., Boston. Mass.
Call at Pilgrim. 8 to 10 Wednesday.
Nov. %, 1910. r. b. Stoikslog, district
manager.
Have your dining room furnished SO
you will be proud to entertain on
Thanksgiving. Marion Gard carries
large line in the different designs and
finishes at prices which can not be
equaied elsewhere.
Mrs. Jane Walter, sOs North Fifth
street. has gone to Conrad to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Elisha
Maynard, whose husband is very i'll.
Mrs. Walter will assist her sister in
caring for Mr.. Maynard.
That our employees may enjoy
THANKSGIVING lay we VIII lIdNS NO uc.
liveries, so kindly look to your coal
bins and let us have the orders early
that we may supply you. Gregory
Coal. Coke and Lime Company.
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We carry everything in the line Of
fancy and staple groceries needed for
the Thanksgiving dinner and also have
large supply of the finest country
dressed chickens and ducks. Bristol
Grocery Company.
For Thanksgiving we have the best
oysters, celery, mince meat. cranber-
ries. sweet potatoes, apples mixed nuts
and squash. In fact we have every
thing in the grocery line which you
will want for the Thanksgiving din
ner, Bruster's Cash Grocery.
See the Gilbert Music Company for
the music line No coupons are neces-
need is the cash or note. Our price
will not permit the use of $125 pur-
chase checks. Give us chance to
talk the matter over with you. That Is
all we ask. A square deal for you: do
you want it? 11s West Main street.
The Gilbert Music Company.
Mrs. Eliza F. Mccoy, the aged mother
of Mrs. A. Morse, was IS years old
Monday, and in honor Of the event
friends and relatives turnout the coun-
try united in sending her a post card
shower. The affair was planned as a
surprise for the old lady. who was
greatly pleased. Over $50 cards had
been received up to this morning, and
represented several states. Mrs. Nc
Coy. who has been Ill, is improving.
Monday was the birthday anniver-
sary Of Mrs. c. e. Miller, 416 North
Fourth street, and in celebration Of the
event group Of neighbors and friends
surprised her and the family early
Monday evening. The guests brought
with them the viands for supper, which
was served at $50 o'clock. Candles,
one for each year Of Mrs. Miller's life.
decorated and lighted the table. Fol-
lowing the meal the evening was de-
voted to informal social entertain
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