Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-08

/ gas house coke on track. why not use
/ fuel that is clean and stronger than
, hard coalo
| John Davidson, of Quarry, went 10
! Chicago Thursday to look after some
| business matters and attend the inter-
national livestock show.
The worlds champion wrestler.
Frank Gotch. at the Odeon Saturday
evening. Gotch viii not appear 81 the
mat until after O'Clock
! To the readers Of Pebbles wish to
say there was a mistake in my ad: 1t
| should have been Listen instead OF
Sister" F. NJ. Pinkerton.
| Indoor baseball tonight at the Y. NJ.
&c. A at 7:30. Durham company vs..
buggy company. Marshalltown Trowel
The Toymakers' Dream" whitley
twirley comic opera will be the attrac-
ton at the Odeon Sunday evening.
Prices IS. IS. so and IS cents
The ladies of the First Evangelical
church will hold an exchange for the
benefit OF the Sunday school tomor-
row at Sinclair's Donations received
| Which would you rather have. a
winter suit, an overcoat, or the under
taker? 1, will pay you to get a suit
and overcoat Of the National Wooden
Mills
Blanch Digo. late star Of the Blue
Mouse. and one of the greatest dancers
on the American stage, Will be seen
with The Echo" at the Odeon Monday
! evening.
| A satisfied customer is the best adj
vertisement. We want to satisfy you.
| Difenbacher & Banzhaf, Is North First
street. plumbing, heating. and repair
| ing. Phone $40.
All kinds Of bakery goods fresh daily
at Shrubs Cafe The kind that makes
you come again. Pies. cake, rolls. and
green label buttermilk bread fresh
from the oven every day.
The piano pupils of Miss Maybel
French and violin pupils Of Mrs. Cassie
Richards will give a joint recital in
room 405 Masonic Temple Saturday.
Dec 9. at 2:3o p. m. Everybody invited.
Green Label Bread" the standard
Of excellence. made and sold at Shrubs
Cafe The best buttermilk bread to be
! had in Marshalltown. Thousands Of
satisfied customers testify az to its
quality.
| The Woodman Circle was pleasantly
entertained Thursday afternoon by
( Mrs Q. Shannon, at her home. 1e2 s.
! Seventh avenue. The afternoon was
! enjoyed in the usual way. and the host
/ ess served refreshments.
I
! On account Of Sunday being the 10th
we will extend the discount period un-
| til Monday, the 18th. on which date
our office will be open until 9 o'clock
D. m No discounts thereafter. Mar
shalltown Light, Power and Railway
| Company.
Mrs. John Green, 3os South Fohr.n
avenue. was hostess Thursday after.
noon to the Catholic Ladies Mite Soc
iety The regular business was trans.
acted, after which the time was spen,
socially and the hostess served lunch
She was assisted by Mrs. VIM. Hayes
Mrs. John Nolan, and Mrs. P. F. Mar.
ey.
Don't. say oysters! Say "Sealshipt.'
This will insure your receiving oysters
that taste just the same as the dag
they we're dredged from the sea. we
have them-our customers will have
no others. Neither will you when yor
see how tempting they look and how
delicious they are. Reynolds & Shell
don.
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. David left thi!
morning for two months visi
in California. They will go first L
San Francisco, to be With their daugh
ter. Leila, and during her Christina!
vacation she will accompany them t
southern California, remaining unit
her school begins. DR.. and Mrs. Davit
will spend most of the time in tn
southern part of the state.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Societywa
entertained Thursday afternoon b.
! Mrs. William Everist and Mrs. Emm,
Jay. at the James Skegg home, II
North Center street. The routine bust
ness and a social time took up the az
4 ternoon at $50, the hostesses, assisted
by Mrs. Skegg, served a three cours
tea. Guests Of the society were Mrs
Ed Cole and Mrs. A. NJ. Friend. Their
was an attendance Of about twenty
five.
Mrs. A. L. Van Tine returned hom
Thursday from visit Of about
week at Reinbeck, as the guest Of Rev
and Mrs A. w Sinden. Friends her
Of Rev. Mr.. Sinden, former pastor o
the Marshalltown Congregations
church. and his wife, formerly Mis-
Belle Weleh. will be interested II
knowing Of the success with whicl
their efforts are meeting q Reinbech
At church bazaar and supper he'll
, Wednesday evening, for whfc
\ Mrs. Van Tine remained, the sum O
fSlEO was cleared which n RIM sjdere,