Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-27
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DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West AaiA

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West AaiA
Sheriff A. A. Nicholson was in Lis
comb today on business.
DR.. Noggle. veterinary surgeon. Nc
Combs barn. phone 81. house 1859.
Clearing prices on all cloaks. You
should get our prices before you buy.
The Andrews Store.
1t pays dollars and cents to visit the
little red tag at Henry Pappes tomor-
row. You better try it.
Strictly fresh eggs. % cents q dozen,
two dozen for IS cents. Cold storage.
while they last. 20 cents. At Bristols.
If you want to see the little red tag
at Henry Pappe's you will have to do
SO tomorrow. Sales close tomorrow
evening.
For Saturday only Flowers Meat
and Grocery Company will sell twenty
five pounds of boiling meat for 81.
Phone 214.
Wanted-A refined, neat appearing
girl for doctors office, one that is not
afraid to work. Address K.26, Times
Republican.
Messrs F. w. Galloway, A. L. Gill
lette and Philip vogt returned home
| Thursday from a business trip to
Sutherlin, Ore.
| Another carload Of Kelley's famous
flour Just received. Special prices made
when bought in quantities Egbert's
grocery, 511 East Linn.
Miss Gala Knowles will conduct the
story hour at the public library Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock for the
second and third grades.
Fresh country eggs 2s cents. No. 1
storage eggs % cents, good country
butter % cents. e-Johnson & Co,
East State. Phone 112.
William Springer the North street
for sale now. Will deliver to any part
OF city with groceries or meat.
| New York Baldwins, the best apple
for all purposes. at 81 per bushel. at
Carlson Bros. & Will, 122-124 West
Main street. Phones "a and "a.
A fine lot of fine dressed country
chickens for Saturday. Send US your
order and we will deliver you a
chicken that will be satisfactory. AT
Bristors.
\
Mrs. o. Long. who has been spend
ing several months visiting friends in
Kansas, Is expected home the first Of
next week. Mrs. Long is now visiting
relatives in Des Moines. and has been
detained there owing to illness.
Mrs. r. F. Jones. 3O7 North Fourth
avenue, was hostess to the jolly Club
Thursday afternoon. Tying comfort
ers was the work Of the afternoon,
after which the hostess. assisted by her
daughter Alice, and niece, Miss Lena
Buchwald, served two-course lunch.
Mesdames L. R. Willard, c. p. Bay.
G. E. Wilson and w. T. Miller were
hostesses at the Willard home. 406
North First street Thursday afternoon
to the Congregational Ladies' Aid so
ciety. The afternoon was spent in the
usual way, with the routine business,
social hour and serving Of re6resh-
ments
We will sell for tomorrow, first class
country butter, Is cents per pound:
creamery butter, 80 cents per pound;
eggs, % cents per dozen: two quarts
cranberries. IS cents; first class cab
bage, cents per pound: Sunkist or
anges. best on market, Is cents dozen.
Prompt delivery. Call US on phone 2s9.
The Model Grocery.
The S. c. I. Club Of Taylor township
was entertained by Mrs. George Fergu-
son, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Carl
Lewis, who was the leader, gave a
sketch Of the life Of Ella Wheeler Will
cox. and quotations from the latter's
writings were given in answer to roll
call. The hostess served a lunch, as
sisted by Mrs. Oscar Parsons. Guests
Of the club were Mrs. Will Lybarger.
Of Usage. former member. and Miss
Bessie Thompson.
The funeral of Warren j. Arson was
largely attended from the home, two
miles west Of the city, at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Rev. Jesse Cole
had the services in charge. There were
many pretty flowers from relatives.
friends and neighbors. and among
them was a piece from the Royal
Highlanders, Of which Mr.. Arson was
member. The pail bearers were
Messrs. H. E. Fanton, Charles Had
dock, A. Buschbom, S. o. Lampman.
William Size and Eber Waters. Inter-
ment was in Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8. Gantz, sos North
Center street entertained a small com.
pany of old friends Thursday. COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Maulsby, of Sykeston, n. D., who have
been visiting at the home of their
daughter. Mrs, Charles Graham, west
of town, for several weeks. A delicious
dinner was enjoyed at noon. and the
day was spent socially. The other
guests present were Mrs. Graham and
little daughter Helen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregg Clay. and Mr. Raymond Clay,
the latter of Conrad.
L. s. Brown. an Iowa Central en-
gineer OF this city. was not one of the
engineers concerned in the Geneva
wreck Of Thursday, as reported in the
dispatches from Geneva. Mr.. Brown
was on one OF the engines hauling the
extra train north. but was with En-
gineer Swartz only as far as Abbott.
where his engine was cut on Mr.
Brown has had TO make so many ex-
plantations to friends today as to how
he happened to get mixed up" that
he desires the public to know that he
was not interested in the affair.
Jacob b. McGrew. driver for Nc
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