Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-10

The City In Brief

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Good pianolog, Colonial tonight.
Broom sale at Kendall & Vests.
Sinclair has a few gold fish left.
George ]. Alien. opticai specialist
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main
Refined musical act Colonial tonight.
See the trip to the clouds at Isis to-
night.
See the trip to the clouds at Isis to-
night.
See the burning of Troy at Isis to-
night.
Fail of Troy at isis tonight. Admis-
sion 5 cents.
FAIL Of Troy at Isis tonight Ad,nis-
sion 5 cents.
Fresh oysters at Kendall & VESTS.
Phone 44S.
scott's coal office. 10 East Main
street. Open Saturday nights.
Saturday positively the last day to
get Japanese china at half price. Sin
clair.
The U. B. exchange will be held Sat-
urGay afternoon at Abbott's hardware
store.
When ordering ice cream phone AIS
white and get the best. Wachters con-
fectionery.
We are selling cottage cheese 10
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Saturdays special at Wachters con-
fectionery. cocoanut crisp 20 cents per
pound, two pounds for IS cents.
Baked chicken at the Y. w. c. A.
Saturday night. $3.50 to Z. Public in
vited to a good home cooked supper.
We have just received key of high
grade mince meat. II you try one pound
you will want more. Reynolds & Shell
don
New English walnuts. pecans, al
monds, dlberts, Brazil nuts, hickory
nuts and native Walnuts. Kendall &:
, West, phone 44s.
At Kendall & Vests for Saturday.
Beets, turnips, parsnips, carrots, cab
cage, celery, cranberries, onions, and
everything good. Phone AS.
You might be satisfied with a piano
bought elsewhere, you are sure to be
here. Why take chances? F. Q. Evans
Piano Company. 11e West Main.
You might be satisfied with piano
bought elsewhere, you are sure to be
here. Why take chances? F. Q. Evans
Piano Company, 119 West Main.
The story hour at the public library
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock will oe
for the first. second, and third grades.
and will be conducted by Miss Mabel
Shearer.
The faculty Of the Marshall School
Of Music and Dramatic Art will give a
concert in the auditorium Of the First
Church of Christ on Friday evening,
Nov. II. at SIS.
Mrs. r. ]. Ladd and children, Of
Traer arrived in the city Thursday
night, and will remain over Sunday at
the home of the formers niece, Mrs.
Fred Gates. 20s West Main street
Mrs. S. P. johnson was removed from
her home, SOC North First avenue, to
ST. Thomas hospital Thursday night.
suffering with what appears to be
typhoid fever. 1t can not be told for
a time yet if she is to have an attack
Of the disease.
Wanted-Everybody to know that
have moved from 407h South Center
street to 217 Arson street. and am now
ready to do all kinds of tin work, fur
mace work, roofing and general repair
ing in city or country. Phone 1927.
Leo Banzhaf
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van Vranken. of
Orchard, .Neb., who have been visiting
Center Wednesday evening, in COM
pany with Mrs. Travis. and will visit
q few days with Mrs. Van Vranken's
sister. Mrs, E. H. Schiiling.
We have for Saturday trade fresh
oysters, fancy celery, rutabagas, cab
bage, turnips, beets, parsnips, carrots.
sweet potatoes, squash, pumpkins,
Spanish onions, red onions. white on
ions. Tokay grapes. fancy eating
apples, good cooking apples, fan
cy pears, bananas, honey In the comb,
bulk mincemeat. sweet cider, cottage
cheese, fancy mackerel. Phone us for
prices. We deliver to any part Of the
city, Johnson & Matsen, 222 East Main
street. phone 626.
Harry Goettsch, aged 81, son of Henry
Goettsch, well-known farmer Twins
three miles southwest Of Berlin. was
brought to st. Thomas hospital Thurs
day night for an operation to reduce
a dislocation Of the left ankle. Young
Goettsch was injured few weeks ago
when his automobile struck the curbing
of a bridge and turned turtle. Goettsch's
ankle was broken and dislocated. No
time for the operation as yet has been
set, as the ankle is not in shape at the
present time to operate.
The funeral Of A. D. Harlan was held
from the Central Church Of Christ