Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-13

Ben HufS! GleCtiOn OF Officers
Thursday. Dec. IL. All members re-
quested to be present. J. ]. Finley.
chief.
Woman lodge. No. s1S: Election Of
officers Thursday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall. All members please be
present.
Remember we give a little more
sugar for the dollar than any one and
other goods sold in proportion at
Batesole's.
Only nine more days before Christ
mas. Get your jewelry presents now
while the stock is complete. Allen. IA
East Main. IA
Culley has the best Michigan celery,
green peppers. leaf lettuce, radishes.
parsley. Florida sweet oranges and
grape fruit.
We don't, expect everybody to buy
Fthat comes into this store, but we do
expect everybody to come in. So feel
welcome to look around, at Pinkertons.
Dakota Wheat Hearts the ideal food
for every meal Use it in mullins, pan
cakes. buildings, as breakfast food and
fry it. Try the hot samples at culiey's'
Don't forget that a Rayo nickle lamp
at s175 Is an ideal Christmas present,
and it gives a wonderful light. See
Culley's display. Extra parts at all
times.
New dates, Turkish figs. imported
table raisins, crystallized ginger. pis-
tashio nuts. also shelled hickory nuts,
fi1hartS anH almonds
at Culley's.
Phone us your order and we will de-
liver it to you in surprisingly short
time. Old Reliable Drug Company,
successor to c. ]. Lander. Corner Main
and First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S. Lainson. of
waubay, s. D., arrived in the city
Tuesday evening to spend the holidays
at the home Of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Lainson.
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The excellence Of our goods and the
low prices at which we offer them are
resulting in their moving rapidly. Come
and see us while the assortment IS
good. Simmons Book store.
It costs YOU nothing to look over our
stock of diamonds and we might inter-
est YOU. Come in and look at them.
We are at all times will to take the
time to show goods. Hodges JeWelrv.
Mrs. John Stanstrom returned home
Tuesday from Ames, where she spent
the past week at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Scott Mrs
Stanstrom's father, DR.. George Gold
smith, returned home with his daush-
| ter, having been at the Scott nome
since Thanksgiving.
"The finest cooked breakfast food
ever tasted" is the remark everyone
makes after eating the hot cooked
samples Of Dakota Wheat Hearts. now
being demonstrated at Culley's east
side courthouse. This Is the largest
package and best food Of its kind ever
sold at Is cents Don't fail to come
in and try 1t any day this week when
up town. q%-nf'aae
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry Wright Shove. 4o2
North Fourth street. for $50 o'clock
dinner to be given Thursday evening,
Dec. 2s. Music by Mr.. Henry NJ. Shove.
| tenor, and Mr. D. Ross Salisbury, barry
tone. with Miss katherine Sutphen as
accompanist. is to be enjoyed follow
! ing the dinner.
Mrs. Nancy Cowell celebrated today
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Ella
Middleton, 300 North Fourth street.
with whom she makes her home. her
s4th birthday anniversary. A gathering
of relatives was enjoyed, with birth
day dinner at noon, Mrs. Cowell receiv-
ing many nice membranes of the oc-
casion. All of her children who are
Living; were present. together with their
husbands and wives. ssThey were Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Lister; of Conrad. the
latter a daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Cowell, and Mrs. Ella Middleton and
the latter's daughter, Miss Hazel. Of
this city.
A called meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Friends church was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. c. F. Pickard. for the annual
election of officers. which resulted as
follows: President. Mrs. I. T. Forbes;
vice president. Mrs. w. E. LANCER;
secretary. Mrs. w. E. Dalbey; treasur-
'er, Mrs. H. r. Graham. Chairmen of
committees were chosen as follows:
Work. Mrs. Enos Dicks: plano. Mrs.
1. T. Forbes: social. Mrs. c. E. Pick
ard: calendar. Mrs w. B. Beeson. and
flower. Mrs. Horace Edsan. Plans for
the coming years work were also dis
cussed A social time was enjoyed, and
the hostess served light refreshments.
There was large attendance at the
meeting.