Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-09
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The City In Brief
Brown. photographer. 10 West Main.
See DR.. MARS about your troubles.

Christmas postals. six for 5 cents
and up, at Newton's.
Post card photos Of the schools just
arrived at Newton's.
Jewel boxes. smoking sets and fancy
clocks, at o. E. Tuttle's.
Lots Of nice roll butter at 100 West
Main street.. Reynolds 4 Sheldon.
You can be cured IL treated proper
| ly. See DR.. MARS. 12o East Main
We have plenty Of fancy country
dressed chickens for Sunday. Reynolds
& Sheldon.
Candy canes, all sizes from 1 cent
up. at wachter's confectionery. 81
| West Main.
The annual supper and bazaar OF
st. Paurs church will be held Monday,
Dec. II, in the guild room.
| A few more of those fine fountain
pens we are selling for $1-come quick
If you want one. o. E. futile.
wachters fine candies. Christmas
candies. chocolates. bon bons. fancy
; boxes. nut taffy, chewing taffy.
| Christmas special silk skirts for $s.4s,
in black and colors. Nettie Ingledue &
Co.. the up-to-date dry goods house.
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Mrs. Rose Putnam and husband have
sold to Mrs. Rosa Weber for $4,000 the
residence property at 3O5 West Church
street.
Mr. N. s. Beale, Of Tama, was in
this city this morning, going to State
Center later. where he spent the day
| on business.
Mr. NJ. A. Hauser, OF Iowa township,
left Thursday evening for Massillion,
Cedar county, to engage in institute
| work for few days.
The office Of the Marshalltown Light
Power. & Railway Company will be
open until p. m. Saturday, Dec. 10
No discount after that date.
| For Sale-Six storm windows 2x5.a
| feet, one storm door. sash for two win
dows and cistern pumps. Will be sold
cheap. Call at 312 West Church street
II you want the best bread, the great
1 est number of loaves-get the Jersey
Lily hour-$1.50 per sack, or $140 pei
/! sack in five sack lots, at Inmans store
/ Iowa Central passenger engine No
107, which has been repaired and over
hauled in the company's shops. was
brought out this morning and made
ready for use.
Churches and school teachers should
call at Wachter's confectionery fol
their Christmas candies and candy
canes for the children. Special prices
in large quantity.
| Syrup. per gallon, 20 cents; oil. pei
gallon, 10 cents: large prunes, pei
pound, 10 cents: three cans of gooe
corn. % censs;;- seven pounds OF starch
25 cents. BateSole. : E ~.
| Mrs. Thomas F. Thornton and daugh.
ter. Edna Marie. OF Omaha, arrived IN
the city Thursday night and will re-
main until after the holidays at the
home Of Mrs. Thornton's mother, Mrs
George Egbert.
victrola concert Saturday night al
the Smith Music store. Hear the lat
est records on the best talking ma
chine in the world. You can listen to
Caruso, Melba and other worlds art
lists. All the late records will be used
Saturday only we will offer several
hundred copies of popular sheet music
regular 25 cent music, at 10 cents
copy. These are bargains and will in
terest every musician. Come early and
get the best selections. Gilbert Music
Company.
A letter received today at st. Mary's
parsonage from DR.. ]. J. Fitzpatrick
who is recovering from an operation
performed in Chicago, says that he has
been able to be up and about since last
Saturday, and that he will return home
some time next week.
Miss Adeline willim, Of this city
went to Rochester. Mimi. Thursday
night to be with her sister. Miss Az
| mes William, who recently underwent
| an operation for mastoditis. Mr.. E. 3
Willim. of Timber Creek township
turned today. Miss Within is making
remarkably rapid recovery. She !:
able to be up q part of each day. ant
| has been removed from the hospital t.
an adjoining hotel.
| Mrs. F. s. Hynds and Mrs. F. G
Pierce were hostesses Thursday after
noon at the Hynds home. 703 Yves
Main street, to sixty-f1ve of their lady
friends at a I o'clock luncheon, followed
by a kensington The hostesses wer'
assisted in serving a four-course menu
by Mesdames NJ. 8. Mcfarland. Georg'
w. Darling, r. c. Cartwright, F. P
Lierle. ]. A. Walser and c. r. Speers
and Miss Helen Sheridan. The latter
also admitted the guests at the door
A pretty Christmas effect was obtained
by the use OF the red Christmas bells
and holly as decorations. with rec
candles on the tables. Holly place
cards were also used. and the colol
scheme thruout was red and green
Guests present at the pleasant affall
from out Of town, were Mrs. NJ. Kill.
bourne ana Mrs. Jean Hammond, botf
Of Grinnell.
| The second monthly conference OF
the Congregational Sunday school OF.
ficers and teachers and their husband.
and wives. was enjoyed at the church
Thursday evening. preceding the reg
ular prayer meeting Lunch was served
at 6:15 o'clock, q committee composed
Of Misses Bertha Bay. Etha Northur
and Lucille Willard, Mrs. Merritt
Greene and Mrs. III. G. Brintnall. be.
ing in charge Of It. The committee or
Christmas exercises, composed Of Mr.
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