Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-21
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Tyttle, Ieweler. 10 East Main.

Eastman kodaks ~ NeWtoa'A
Tvttls. leweler. 10 East Main.
Sweet cider and chestnuts. at Gull
ley's.
Enter the piano contest. See ad on
page 8, this issue.
Give Kemble an early order for your
Thanksgiving flowers.
Mr.. Cady Q. Lawrence, Of Union, was
in the city Saturday.
Visit the NJ. F. Andrews store We'd
nesdsy. Special fur sale.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Burroughs was in Cedar
Rapids today on business.
Cooks and waters aprons, % cents
values, Is cents. At Henry Pappe's.
Don't forget the rummage sale at 31l
South Third avenue. Saturday. Nov. 2s.
Office rooms for rem. IN Masonic
Temple. 1nquirs<W. L Soules. Masonic
Temple.
A fur salesman will be in our store
Wednesday. Special orders receive
prompt attention. N. r Andrews.
DR.. N. E. Mighell returned Saturday
evening from Chicago, where he has
been attending clinics for week.
Dr. M. M. Evans. Of Leorand, who
has been at Riceville for a few days
on business, returned home Friday.
The wimodausis Aid Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Joseph Strohmeyer, 20s North Center
street.
Miss Mabel Dodson arrived home
Saturday from Eddyville. where she
has been for . months visit with her
mother.
We will have a fur salesman in our
store Wednesday. II you are inter-
ested in furs, come and see him. NJ. F..
Andrews.
Miss Title Baxter. who has been
sick at st. Thomas hospital for week
with stomach trouble, was somewhat
improved today.
Mrs. Charles Myers left Saturday
morning for Auna, ILL.,, where she will
spend q month or two at the home OF
her parents.
When you ask for the Twin Brand
carving sets you will see the very best
in style, in finish and in quality
ever shown See Schmidt, the kitchen
Outfitter.
Culley has a full line of cheese, YER
mont sage cheese, Imported Swiss Mac
Larens' Imperial Club, Pimentos. Ca
madam Cream, Limburger and Wiscon-
sin full cream.
We can supply your wants in the fuel
line without having our men work
Thursday, IL you will give US your
orders not later than Wednesday
don't wait until then.
Gregory Coal, Coke and Lime Company.
If we can't please you in roasters no.
body can. Fifty cents up. in black steel,
black, gray. and blue enamel, in cast
iron: the savory, the Lisk. Nesco,
Cream City, ETC., etc. You are sure to
find what you want in hardware at
Schmidt's,
z. b. Adams who has been living
three miles north of the city since last
spring, left Friday night in charge OF a
car OF household and other effects for
Minong. WIS.,, near which place he re-
Gently bought a 1S0-acre farm. His
family will follow in few days
The pews Of the First Baptist church.
which were sold to the colored church
OF Buxton. were being taken out OF the
church and shipped today. The church
will be seated with chairs during the
remaining few months that 1t will be
used, and until the new church is
ready for occupancy.
J. d. Downer, OF Gilman, former
well-known resident OF this city. left
Sunday morning for Chicago. where he
will make his home. Mr.. Downer has
sold his seventy-four acre farm near
Gilman to James Lowery and Mr.. Har-
baugh for $4,000, or at the rate Of a
trifle more than 1915 per acre.
Mrs. Bertha steelsmith. Of Conrad,
was in the city Saturday afternoon
coming to see her son, William Rut-
ledge, who is student at Cornell Col
lege, and who was here for a short
time in the evening. while en- route to
Mount Vernon from Grinnell. where he
had been to witness the Cornell Grin
nell game.
The annual Thanksgiving is near at
hand and we all begin to wonder what
to buy for the annual feast. You have
been reminded so many times with q
long list Of good things for the table, SO
I will pass that by and simply say that
we carry q complete stock OF every
thing kept in an up-to-date grocery
store. We solicit your valued patron
age early to avoid the rush. 8. p.
Johnson, Is North Center.
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evening In honor OF Mr. Clyde
Perdue, 1t being his 31st birthday an
niversary. The evening was spent in
q happy manner. A three.course din
nor was served by Nrs. Perdue, as
sisted by Miss Edna Dcaver ana Gem
evieve Perdue. Those present were
members Of the electrical workers
union, local. No. 60. MI. Perdue was
the recipient Of many pretty gifts.
William, the s-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs William Lhamon. $40 South
Fifth street, suffered a double frac-
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