Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-17

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The City in Brief !
I o. = futile, Jeweler and optician.
New York sweet cider at Kendall &
Z Vests.
Fresh oysters at Kendall s. Vests
Tor Saturday.
i Union paper cooking bags at Culley's.
East. side Of court house.
Pure sugar stick at Wachter'sIco con-
<sctionery, 10 cents per box.
Scott's coal Office, 10 East Main
street. Open Saturday nights.
Special orders for furs and fur coats
tomorrow at the Andrews store:
George r. Norris. IRE. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main'
DRESSED chickens right of the farm
DOR Sundays dinner at Reynolds and
Sheldon's.
We will have a fur salesman at our
store all day Saturday. Nov. Is. ]. d.
Palmer q Co.
We will have fur salesman at our
store all day Saturday. Nov. IS. J. D.
Palmer q CO.
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Band concert in front of the Odeon
at 1880 o'clock this evening. THE
King Of Tramps."
Oyster supper and wr1stlet social at
114tAnson street, Friday evening. Nov
II. Everyone invited.
We always have special shipment
Of fruit and vegetables for our Satur-
day trade. Kendall & West.
We will have fur salesman in our
store tomorrow. Special orders given
careful attention. ]. D. Palmer & Co
Try loaf of green label buttermilk
You will say that it is the best bread
\ that you ever ate, made at Shrubs
4 cafe.
Seven pounds sweet potatoes, Is
cents; rice, cents per pound; Per-
lection oil per gallon, 10 cents, at
/ Batesole's. ~
No meeting OF the witenagemote
Club was held Thursday afternoon
owing to the fact that many of the
members were out of town.
~ DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Humeston left
this afternoon for Iowa City to visit
the formers brother, DR.. F. E. Hum
eston, and to attend the Iowa Ames
football game Saturday.
II you are too busy to make bread
use green label buttermilk bread
J Your family will like the change. II
IL always pure and wholesome. Try
few loaves over Sunday.
For Sale-Meat market fixtures
grocery fixtures, grocery stock. delivery
truck. horse and single delivery wagon
Inquire at the Marshalltown Cooper.
alive store. or phone 1885 red.
Your dining room should look it.
very best on Thanksgiving Day. Lee
US help you select that much-wantee
piece from q stock that consists o.
nothing but the best. Marion Gard.
A fairyland Of brilliancy could hard
IL outshine the magnificence Of Merry
Mary" the latest and merriest of al
musical forces, and comes to the Odeor
sunday evening. Prices. rs, so, IL
and 81.
We're looking for you, Mr.. Man. We
expect the lions share of the trade OF
the dressy young men of this town this
season. II we iion't get it the fault
will not be ours, for we have certainly
got the shoes. Larson & Clemens.
The German Evangelical Aid Societ,
4 fair which began Thursday night al
Forney's halt, was patronized by 8
large crowd. many Of whom enjoyed
the dancing which was a feature Of the
fair. The fair will continue tonight anG
Saturday evening.
wilEelmj Monteiius, the violinist
with the Marshall School of Fine Arts
will make his first appearance tonight
on the faculty concert program at the
Christian church. Piano numbers by
the Misses Sutphen and Parker, songs
by Miss Medlar, readings by Miss Par
sons. Mr.. Montelius will be found In
his room. Ill Masonic Temple, every
Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church was entertained at the
church Thursday afternoon by Mrs. H
w. Weikert, assisted by Mesdames E
w. Adams, n. p. Bigalow, E. B. Myer
and A. M. Myer. The routine business
vas followed by g social hour during
which the hostesses served light re-
treatments. There was an attendance
Of nearly ninety.
The woodmen Circle Aid Society
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Arthur 11aulsby. 40 Marion street
at an all-day meeting. A business ses-
sion was held in the afternoon. and
otherwise the time was spent in sewing
for the hostess. Mrs. Maulsby served