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

the city today on business.
Large. assortment Of toys at all
prices at The Racket Store.
We have very elegant stock Of CAL
endars. Simmons book store.
South Side Coal Company, phone a..
Deliver wood and coal promptly.
DR.. WOOD. eye. ear. nose. throat.
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel
Il Buster Brown cameras for the kid
dies at The Camera Shop, 1913 East
Main street.
Mr.. F. E. Northup left for Des
Moines and Newton this morning for a
short stay on business.
I The Cheese store"-fifteen kinds of
cheese to select from at McCord &
Wings, west end grocers."
Egg See and E. c. Corn Flakes
| 8 cents per package while they last.
Order early. johnson & Matsen.
/ Mrs. Cassie Richards, violin teacher,
studio 413 Masonic Temple, Wednes-
day and Saturday. Phone 1s1 red.
We wish to emphasize the fact that
we undoubtedly have the best stock Of
toys in town. Simmons book store.
! All pictures at one-half regular
price until Christmas. Nickel Furni-
ture Company. 1315-17 South Center
street.
I The condition Of Mrs. George Mar
riott, of Gearing, who is a patient at
st. Thomas hospital. is improving
steadily.
Our customers say they have never
seen such fine display Of books in this
city as we are now showing. Simmons
book store
Hand painted china, cut glass and
toilet sets make fine Christmas pres
ents. The best will be found at Sim
mons book store.
Il General Secretary H. E. Wilson. Of
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A.. who has been
in Chicago for a few days, returned
home this morning.
Have you seen those handsome cal
endars given with the holiday por-
traits at the Brown studio? Only few
days left for Christmas delivery.
Dainty messaline petticoat in all the
latest new colorings, including evening
shades. Choice OF these $4.9s gar
ments, $2.49. Bnrch Bros. Co., second
floor New England
n Miss Vera White was hostess Mon
day evening to the members of the 81
NJ. Club. The hours were' enjoyed So
ciaily and with fancy work, and the
hostess served dainty lunch.
III p,,o1 aP hn
M, will meet with Mrs. F. w. Damn,
124 West Main street, Wednesday af-
ternoon. The assistant hostesses will
Of Mrs. L. Morse and Mrs. John Irwin.
was guest.
Miss Lottie Reidel nurse, and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Reidel,
of near Albion, continues to gain at st.
Thomas hospital, where she recently
underwent an operation for Appendix
citis.
Mrs. Jesse Newly, wife of farmer
living north Of State Center. underwent
an operation at st. Thomas hospital
Monday for the removal Of q fibroid
tunor. Her condition today is very
satisfactory.
sent to st. Thomas hospital suffering
with gangrene Of the feet, will submit
to an operation Wednesday for the am
treated at st. Thomas hospital to pre-
pare him for the operation.
SS>
The Ladies' Guild of st. PauIs
church held an all-day bazaar Monday
at the church, and served supper in
the evening, both features being splen-
didly patronized. over 800 was clear
ed from the bazaar alone, and nearly
an equal sum was realized from the
supper.
There is good chance now for the
recovery of Roy Snyder. the boy who
was wounded In the head and shoulders
while hunting a week ago last Satur-
day Consciousness has slowly but
steadily returned until now the lad has
possession Of his senses practically all
of the time.
Mrs. Adolph Bernstein and daughter.
Miss Helena. formerly of this city. but
more recently of Boone, spent Monday
night in the city. Mr.. Bernstein, who
went to Boone a few months ago to
engage In the wholesale liquor business
(, with his nephew. Oscar B. Arie, has
disposed of his interests and, in COM
pany with Mrs. Bernstein. will leave
next week for San Antonio. Tex, to
remain month or six weeks. Mr..
Bernstein's business plans for the fu-
ture are as yet undetermined. Mr..
Charles Bernstein. who is now in the
retail liquor business in Waterloo. re-
turned to Waterloo today after brief
visit with his family.
The members Of Chapter BIB, of p.
e. o.. enjoyed one Of their social days,
Monday at the home Of Mrs. L. 3. KEEL
logg. The hostesses for the AFFAIR were
Mesdames Kellogg. Lacey ]. Patterson.
Aaron Palmer. A. B. Conway, and G.
H. Van Law. Luncheon in four cours-
es was served at o'clock, the ladies
being seated at two long tables. Each
table had for centerpiece tiny
Christmas tree. and was lighted by
numbers Of red candles. The whole
house was decorated in green and red.
in honor Of the holiday season. Follow
ing the luncheon the guests occupied
themselves with their fancy work. A
surprise to all, with the exception OF
Mrs. Kellogg, was the appearance lat
er in the afternoon of Santa Claus.
/ A.