Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-20

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The City In Bret
George ). Allsa. optical specialist
DR.. Graham. osteopath., Masonic tempt
Knabe pianos. Eadie Music Company
See Aliens line Of fine loose dia.
monds.
Watches at Millers. the jeweler. 10,
East Main.
Christmas candies in fancy boxes a
The Camera Shop.
Only few Of those 81 fountain pen.
left o. E. Tuttle
Mr.. George A. Olson was in Hampto,
on business Tuesday.
Christmas framing done on time
Huber Camera. Shop.
All kinds Of jewelry at Miller's, the
jeweler. 10S East Main
Mrs. Harry Stewart, Of Gilman. Wis.
tied in the city Tuesday.
Special Christmas prices on shot gun:
at Schmidt's hardware
Ask Kendall & West about thei,
great flour sale. Phone 44s.
DR.. and Mrs. ;Mahlon Russell, of Ban
gor. were in the city Tuesday.
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Nice big Christmas dinner IS cents
Thursday. at Mccord & McCord's.
A. fresh supply Of nuts have been re-
ceived. Order them now. Bruster.
/ Mr. W., E. Helm. of St. Anthony
spent Tuesday in the city on business.
George R. Norris. Are, lightning ana
tornado insurance. Over 35 West Main
scott's coal office, III East Mali
street. with American Express Com
pany.
Scott exchanges coal and -four fol
nay, straw. wheat, barley and oats. 502
South Center street.
Mrs. Samuel Breckenridge and grand
son, Glenn Breckenridge. of Gilman
were in the city Tuesday.
Concordia Nahebund will meet with
Mrs. Louise Richeson, 511 East Nevada
street. Thursday afternoon.
Empire nut coal is good coal for
the cook stove which can he had at
George Q. Coburn's, phone 40.
Miss Lola Putzel, who is i'll at her
home. recovering from an operation for
appendicitis, performed few days ago,
is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Urbine and
daughter. Mrs. L. F. Marvin, also the
latter's baby son Ralph, of Gilman,
spent Tuesday in the city.
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Having purchased number of extra
we'll made box springs, at close out
price, we will place them on sale this
week for SO. Marion Gard.
Don't you think nice electric lamp
would make a nice Christmas present?
We have them; beautiful ones from
$4.9S to 1915. Temple Of Economy.
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. J. c. Williams and Mrs. ].
B. Troutner at the Williams home. IL
South Fifth avenue Thursday after-
noon.
One of our merchandise kid glove
certificates permitting recipient to Sc
leot a gift after. Christmas makes a
very acceptable christmas.present. E.
r. Lay. 49,
81 DR.. Percy-s r.. Wood was, in .Des
Moines Tuesday evening, Where he was
a guest of the Polk County Medical So
ciety at the society's annual banquet;
served at the SaYery., ,,... -
Mrs. 6. F. Nichols. of Liscomh, who
has been quite seriously siclcS since the
birth Of her babe a short time ago, is
improving slowly, but steadily. Mrs.
Nichols is suffering from anemia.
Miss Katherine McCord entertained
her high school teachers, Misses Ethel
Phelps. Nellie Stewart, Edith Isle. and
Mary Paul, at five-course dinner,
served at McCord's Tuesday evening.
A present that can be used every day
in the year and which saves a woman's
time and strength is one which is a
pleasure to give and receive. The
Hawkeye kitchen cabinet, sold by
Marion Gard, is Of this kind.
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r. M. Dickinson maple goods, the
Bailey boys and their Pa and the
Marshalltown Syrup and Sugar Com
pany are all the same thing and you
can get 25O breakfasts out of one
gallon Of their maple syrup for s1.25.
Ask your grocer.
Pauline Tewksbury, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Tewksbury, went to
Cedar Rapids Tuesday afternoon to re-
main over Christmas with her aunt,
Mrs. Eli Weare. Mr.. and Mrs. Tewks-
bury and their other children will go
to Cedar Rapids Sunday.
8. Miller has brought suit against
the Iowa Central Railway Company to
collect 800 for horse that it is al
legged was killed by falling from rail-
road bridge. on the Story City branch.
1t is claimed that the company's failure
to keep up its right-of way fence al
lowed the horse to get on the track.
Complimentary to Mr. F. F. Faville,
Of Storm Lake. United States district
OF the northern district Of
Iowa. Mr.. c.. H. E. Boardman enter
tanned at lunch; at noon today at the
Stoddart. few Of Mr.. Faville's friends.
Covers were laid for twenty four Mr..
George L. Marsh. Of Chicago, was an
out Of town guest.