Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-28
The City In Brief
Dr.. Bullard. osteopath. Is West Main


DR.. Graham. ostsopath, fremont block
Hunting coats sl.75 to s.. Horne &
! Gelvin.
Carving sets $3.50 to S. at Horne &
Gelvin's.
If you need a pair Of skates see
Horne & Gelvin's.
Don't forget the Eagles fair tonight
at Forney's hall.
Mr.. F. E. Northup was in oskaloosa
on business Monday night.
Remember the One Minute washing
machine is sold by C. F. Schmidt.
Mrs. o. Long went to Des Moines
today to spend Thanksgiving with
friends.
December Edison records on sale to-
day. F. o. Evans Piano Company, 119
West Main.
Your Thanks giving table will be in
complete without bouquet OF Kem-
ble's flowers.
Victor records on sale today for De-
cember. f. o. Evans Piano Company,
119 West Main
For Wednesday only, full enamel
white lined self basting rooster at ~
! cents each. Abbott & Son.
Violin. guitar and mandolin strings,
% cents strings Is cents. F. o. Evans
Piano Company. 119 West Main.
| Mr.. Walter Canady, formerly of Mar
shalltown but now of Ames. spent
Monday in the city on business.
! For sale or rent-The store room and
| barn at the rear of the A. z. Wilbur
furniture store. See Andy Wilbur.
| Thanksgiving matinee at the Odeon,
| Uncle Toms Cabin" Prices Is, 25 and
35 cents. Watch for the big street pa
rade at noon.
| Thanksgiving will find the family all
together, and why is not this the best
time to make an appointment at the
Brown studio, open from to 8.
! Mr.. ard Mrs T. A. Brown left this
morning for Madison, Wis. where they
will remain until after Thanksgiving
! with Mr.. and Mrs Lisle w. Brown.
/ The members of the Literary Clan
enjoyed their regular study Monday
evening meeting at the home of Miss
! Della WINERY. The study subject was
! Norway"
! Newton News: Miss Eleanor Gal
| breth has gone to Marshalltown to see
! her father. w. II. Galbreth, who is ser
ioUsly i'll of pneumonia. Mr.. Galbreth
! is reported not SO well. end his daugh-
| ter is very anxious about him.
/
duction Of that grand old classic, Mar
j tins Uncle Toms Cabin will be pre-
! scented at the Odeon Thursday, matinee
and night. Matinee Is, % and S5
cents Night 25 80 and so cents. See
! the big street parade at noon.
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! While Christmas shopping see the
/ fine line of musical instruments that
We are offering. No such goods shown
/ before at our prices. We guarantee 81
! per cent lower prices than any music
store in central Iowa. F. o. Evans
Piano Company. 119 West Main.
Wachters menu for Thanksgiving
dinner in ice cream, will be va
nilia, strawberry. chocolate; almond.
walnut pecan, filbert. chocolate bisque.
In cream sherberts. lemon, pineapple,
grape, orange, cranberry. Phone early
your order for prompt delivery, AIS
white.
The Ladies Guild of ST. Paurs
church met Monday with Mrs. S. P.
knisely and Mrs. Lille Palmer, at the
Knisely home. EOS West Lincoln street,
for an all-day sew. Lunch was served
by the hostesses at noon, and brief
business session was held in the af-
ternoon. The attendance was good.
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Mai. Arthur Erewer. divisional off,
Ger Of the Salvation Army. in charge
of the work IN Iowa, spent Monday
in the city, in company with his wife,
and held two meetings. A service was
! conducted at the soldiers home as
sembly hall at 8 o'clock, and at the
army barracks in the evening. Both
meetings were we'll attended.
Word from Ida Grove tells Of the
man iage there of John G. kinzer. a
brother of Walton kinzer, formerly OF
this city but now of New Providence
Mr.. Knzer's bride was Miss Florence
shearer, a daughter of ]. T.. Shearer
Miss Shearer, who graduated from
! Drake University with the class OF
1910. has been teaching at Mapleton
Mrs. Charles Berger, sos Jerome
street. received word today from No
line, H., to the effect that her sister
Mrs. Claude Cramer, VINO undermen
an emergency operation at II o'clocl
Sunday night for peritcnitis, is i'm
proving nicely. Mrs. Cramer's mothe
and sister, Mrs. NJ. P. Collins ant
, Mrs. Albert Armstrong, who were call
ed to Moline few days ago, are ex
pected home Wednesday night
The Marshalltown Noman's Clul
will hold its regular meeting Wednes
Gay Afternoon at o:30, with the litera
ture department, Of which Mrs. B. F
Nichols Is chairman, in charge. A re
! port of the recent fifth district fedora
, ton meeting at State Center will b.
\ given. Rev. o. NJ. Van Swearingen. o
J Strawberry Point, will deliver the ad
\ dress OF the afternoon. on Shakes
peare's Debt to the Book" The en-
tertainment committee will serve ligh
] refreshments during the social hour.
! Mrs Fred Hopkins, POI South Thir
y street, was hostess Monday afternoo
! at the regular meeting OF the bushes
department of the Woman's Club. Mr.
/ Lester Williams was leader for the at
ternoon, and the program was on tn
subject "a Tour Thru the Whit