Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-27

pany.
Waterman wants to sell you a pair Of
mems $3.50 shoes for $3.50 this week
only. They are bargains.
Do you remember how good the old
fashioned butter cracker tasted Well,
Culley has that kind, fresh and mighty
good eating Try them.
Shoes to keep the feet warm and dry
these cold days. Waterman is selling
mems $3.50 shoes for $780, Better get
that pair now while the sizes are COM
plete.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man Evangelical church will meet
Thursday afternoon in the church
basement, with Mrs. Harley Wheater
as hostess
Mr.. victor.;J. Lien returned today
for three weeks visit at the homes
of his sister. Mrs. Louis Prazak, and
aunt Mrs. j.. H. Sundell.
A bargain in evaporated milk at Gull
ley's. He is selling the family size of
Borden's Columbian brand at cents a
can, or two for Is cents. or IS cents a
dozen, while this stock lasts
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Golwitzer, of Car
win, retured to their home Tuesday
after few days visit in the city with
their daughters, Mrs. C, w. Hausafus
and Miss Eta Golwitzer.
Mrs. A. J. Metzger and son Lisle have
gone to Davenport to join Mr.. Metzger
The family will live in that city, where
Mr.. Metzger has been for few weeks.
The family has been living at 20S West
Boone street.
Mrs. Floyd Spencer, who has been
visiting at New Providence with Rev.
today. Rev. w. ]. Hadley, of Des
Moines, who has also been visiting at
the Ware home, arrived home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kleespie, 1907
West Main street, have had as guests
at the home during the Christmas sea-
son Mr.. and Mrs. A. Diehl, of Vienna
township; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frederick
and son, Of Conrad; Mrs. J. s. Skuse
and Miss Bertha Diehl, of Liscomb.
Several shriners from this city are
day to be present at the ceremonial
session at which Frank Gotch, champ
ion wrestler, will have his shoulders
placed on the mat as champion.
Gotch was knighted at Clarion few
weeks ago.
Misses Bertha and Martha Larson,
operators in the exchange of the Mar
shall Telephone Company. left this
morning for Pasadena, Cal. where
they have accepted positions in the ex-
change in that city The young ladies
were operators in the Iowa Telephone
Company's exchange before the con-
solidation. They are the daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Larson.
~ panvilise: ma, Fspubafcan Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Osborne. of Marshalltown,
Iowa.. have, come to spend Christmas
with the family OF his brother, WIZ
liam c. Osborne. Mr.. Osborne brought
with him full hunting outfit and a
dress suit; not having hunted the
aristocratic game in Hendricks county
for SO many years he was not right
sure as to which would be the proper
caper." so he determined to be prepared
to meet any emergency
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Dunn, Of Chicago,
arrived in the city this morning, and
Mrs. Dunn will be here for few days.
Mr.. Dunn has returned only recently
from Worcester. Mass, where he has
been looking after his extensive con-
trac. of track raising for the Boston &
Albany railroad Mr.. Dunn will go to
Carlisle tonight to look after another
contract that he has for concrete and
bridge work for the Chicago Rock
Island & Pacific. on the st. Paul &
Kansas City Short Line
A crowd Of, about a dozen young lad
les enjoyed a Christmas tree Tuesday
evening at the home OF Miss Anna
sMaude Kimberly, 30sk North Third
street. the tree having been decorated
and hung with presents by Miss Grace
Ewald and Miss Kimberly, from a fund
to which each one of the crowd, who
comprise an informal sew club, con-
trihuted The gifts included those both
useful and ornamental. A delightful
evening was enjoyed socially, and the
hostesses served dainty refreshments.
General Superintendent B. G. Falls,
Of the Louisville & Nashville division
of the Southern railway, left for st.
Louis Tuesday evening after Christ
mas visit at the home of his brother
in -law. Mr.. w. W. Ward, in this city.
Mrs. Falls, daughter Adah. and son
Lyman. and Mrs. Falls sister, Miss
Ida Heath. who accompanied Mr.. Falls
north, will be here until Sunday. Mr..
Falls and party came in the formers
private car. which has been left here
for the occupancy Of his family on the
return trip. Miss Heath will accom-
pany her sister to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. WATSON left this
morning for California and other west
ern points for an indefinite stay. Their
first stop will be at San Francisco,
where they will visit Mrs. wasson's
sister, MRS. Alphonso Saddler. They will
viist at Los Angeles with Mrs. Was
sons brother, Mr.. Charles Legge, and
at the A. E. Wilbur home. On their
way home Mr.. and Mrs. WATSON will
stop at Denver TO visit Mrs. wassonss
brother and sister, Mr.. Orrin Legge
and Mrs. w. w. Warrick, and from