Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-16

George J. Al,sa. optical specials.
Eastman kodaks. The Camera shop
See our line Of toilet cases. %. E
futile.
Full line of Christmas goods. Cham.
berlain's.
Finest Christmas candies in the land
The Camera Shop.
one-fourth off on pictures and sta.
tionery at Pinkerton's. !
Culley will have lots Of holly ant
wreaths for Christmas.
Buster Brown cameras for the kid
dies. The Camera Shop.
| Hand painted china, cut glass anG
pictures galore at Skeggs store.
Simkins & Estel, undertaking par
lors. PIC East Main. Ambulance service
DR.. Grove w. Harris. office owe,
Whitehead & Weisman. Phone GAG
house 1910.
! Scott exchanges coal and flour fol
hay, straw, wheat, barley and oats. so:
South Center street.
Culley has glass tumblers. lamps
syrup pitchers, and vinegar cruets
East side Of court house.
THE Cowboy and the Thief" at the
Odeon tomorrow evening. A sensa
| tional roundup. Prices 10, 25, IS anc
| SO cents.
Scott has an excellent car OF Peori;
gas house coke on track. Why not use
fuel that is clean and stronger thar
hard coal?
Mrs. A. E. Nickel and son Albert
arrived Friday evening from Creston
and will be here for about a week with
| Mr.. Nickel
The Presbyterian ladies are very
anxious to locate a basket containing
a hemstitched tablecloth which was
taken from the church by mistake Dec
is. Notify Mrs. A. II. Sheldon.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Paul!
church will meet Monday Afternoon
with Mesdames o. l.. Ingledue and A.
Clark and Miss Nettie Ingledue at tn
Q. l.. Ingedue home. 312 East Mail
street.
The Tirzah Aid Society was pleas
anty entertained Friday afternoon b.
Mrs. Robert Holt. 1O5 South Center
street. The afternoon was enjoyed i.
the usual way, and during a social hou
the hostess served light refreshments
assisted by Miss Ella Rodden.
The Fidelity Carvings Bank estab.
lished in 1892, with twenty years
experience in handling savings &C.
c. Its offers unusual advantages t
Idepositors This bank has paid 4 pei
cent interest on deposits since 1t wa.
organized. One dollar starts an &C.
count
Mrs. Thomas Fry, sO7 woodbur,
street, at ST. Thomas hospital thi!
morning, underwent an operation fol
the removal Of the right breast, due t
cancer. Mrs. Fry's son, Yardmastel
"Nord" Fry. Of the Iowa Central u
Oskaloosa was in the city to be will
his mother during the ordeal.
Invitations for a large holiday party
a recital to be given at Red Mems hal
on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. %, hav'
been issued by Mrs. Theodore A. Sieg
Mrs. David LennoX, and Miss Fam:
Lennox The afternoons program ::
to be given by Mary Ward Holton. o
Indianapolis. dramatic reader, and Mrs
Frank Winery, Of this city. harpist
Mr.. w. A. Sandoe, assistant cashier
Of the Fidelity Savings Bank, will leave
Sunday morning for Gilroy, Cal. where
he will spend Christmas with his
daughter Mrs. w. j. Hanna. After
visiting at Gilrov and in San francisco
Mr.. Sandoe will go to Los Angeles and
other southern California points for g
visit. He expects to be gone few
weeks.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society hello
an all-day bazaar Friday and served :
chicken pie supper in the evening al
the church, both of which were very
largely patronized. The affair was un-
der the direction of the chairman u
the fourth division of the society. Mrs
E. NJ. Singleton. Over $50 We're served
at the supper Friday evening. The ba-
zaar was continued today, and included
a candy sale.