Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-30
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i The City In Brief
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
Brown, photographer. ~ West Main.
culley's store win be open all day
Monday, Jan. 2.
Dance the old yea u In Forney's
hall. Saturday night.
Fresh lea lettuce, parsley n Michi-
gan celery at Culley's.
New Years eve dance in Forney's
hall, Saturday, Dec. 81.
Mr.. Roy Bradbury was in Green
Mountain today on business.
DR.. Noggie, veterinary surgeon Nc
Combs barn, phone 81. house 1859.
Plenty Of old papers. q arg bundle
for 5 n At Times epublican Office
Culley has those extra large Con-
necticut oysters the best that come to
town.
Office rooms Ter rent in Masonis
Temple. Inqu: e w. !. SouIes. Masonic
7 mple.
Order wachter's ice cream ard ices
for your New Years dinner. 'Phone
AIS white.
Mrs. w. s. Devine and daughter
Forestine spent the day in Albion with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hill.
Twenty different kinds of Christmas
candy will be sold at 10 cents a pound
on Saturday. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The Witenagemote Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. S. P. Knisely.
and continued it's regular outline Of
reading.
Butter will soon advance in price;
better buy a nice roll while h price
remains at 25 cents per pound. Rey-
nolds & Sheldon.
Mems meeting in the Odeon theater
Sunday 8 p. m. Mr.. James MCGEE will
speak on The New Out of he Old"
Band concert at e:45.
~
Reynolds & Sheldon will close their
store at 100 West Main all day Nom
day, Jan. 2. Anticipate your needs and
place orders on Saturday.
Iowa Central freight engine No. 21S.
which has been o~verhauled and rebuilt
in the shops here, was brought out this
morning and made ready for service.
The Congregational church quartet
will sing some selections from the can
tata, The Holy Infant" which they
rendered so acceptably last Sunday.
Oskaloosa Herald: Miss Maude Hart.
of Marshalltown, is in the city to en-
Joy a few days visit with her cousin,
Bert Brill, No. 909 High avenue west.
Division superintendent ]. J.. Hamil,
of the Northwestern, with headquar-
tiers at Boone, was in the city this
morning for a short time while on his
way to Belle PLANE.
Electric hour is a repeater. When
you use one sack you ant another
and thereafter you use Electric in
preference to all others. Let your
grocer fill your order.
MI. and Mrs. II. W. Griffin left this
morning for Pasadena. CAL. where
they will remain indefinitely. They
may decide to make their home at
Pasadena or Long Beach.
SACK Watson, athletic trainer at
Iowa State college, Ames. spent the
day in the city, being on his way to
Ames from Grinnell. where he spent
Christmas with relatives and friends.
Eaco is a shor word, 1t is a short
road to good bread, as hundreds OF the
best bread makers in this vicinity viii.
testify to. Eaco -four is sold IN all
good groceries or by E. E. Benedict
& Co.
Mr.. Archie Maulsby. a student at
Cornell College, Mount Vernon, who
has been spending the Christmas va
cation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Maulsby, left for Mount Vernon
his morning.
Have good bread every day during
the coming year, the sure way to start
right is to begin by using Eaco flour
on New Years day. Every sack OF
Eaco is lust as good as n other.
Every sack is perfect. 1t is sold by
all grocers or you can get II from f.
f.. Benedict & Co.
Word received from Fromberg, Mont.
where Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.. Millhiser,
formerly Of this city. are living. tells
of the plans Of Mr.. and Mrs. Millhlser
to move to a point near Billings. Mont.
and Billings will hereafter be their
i%postofice. Mr.. and Mrs. Millhiser are
enjoying the western country very
much.
We wish to call the attention OF our
! many customers. who bought Victor
and Edison talking machines fol-
Christmas, to the arrival Of the new
! January records for both the Victor
and Edison. Come in and hear them
We have the largest stock of records
in the city. Smith Music Company.
Mrs. j. n. Cooper, sol North Second
street, very pleasantly entertained her
Methodist Sunday school class Of thir-
| teen girls Thursday afternoon. Vari-
Gus games furnished amusement, and a
delicious lunch was enjoyed. Mrs.
Cooper was assisted in serving by her
dauRhter.in-law. Mrs. Carl StOner, and