Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
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The City In Brief
Oranges 10 cents dozen. Idso's.

Cord & Wing, West End Grocers.
g. F. Ecklund and Il. H. Schilling, of
State Center, spent the day in the city
Two sizes Of grape fruit, also fancy
cranberries and Malaga grapes at Gull
ley's.
SCOTS coal office. lit East Main
street, with American Express. Com
pany.
If you like cocoa, don't fail to get a
cup of Sinclair's tomorrow. 1t will be
served free all day.
Family group pictures a speciality at
Waters studio, ovear Mayors drug
store. Phone 81 yellow.
Mrs. A. H. Mcbride arrived home
Thursday afternoon from three
months visit at Dixon, III.
Culley has good assortment of gar
den seeds in bulk or packages. Spe-
cial prices for quantities.
Baked fresh every day, and only the
best ingredients go into green label
buttermilk bread. Try a loaf today.
Shrubs cafe.
Fancy sweet potatoes. green peppers,
cucumbers, radishes, onions, lettuce
and celery, at McCord & Wings, West
End Grocers.
An electric toaster once tried will
be in daily use in your home Quick
clean, inexpensive to run. See Schmidt
for handy things.
Miss Winifred Chamberlain left this
morning for Chicago, where she will
remain for a two weeks visit with
Mrs. ]. H. Smith and other friends.
]. Lohr of Fort Dodge, has been in
the city for a few days, arranging for
repairs to be made on his residence
property at 5011s North Center street.
You can not expect to get the new
est out unless you go where it is to
be had. Hopkins & Son always lead
Let them show you some new things
just in.
Don't forget our sixty-flve egg Klon-
dixie Incubator, the correct size for
your boy to start in the chicken bust
ness. See Schmidt, everybody's hard
ware store.
Marshall Rebekah lodge, No. 40, will
give fair and dance at Cummings
hall March and April 1s. Ways or
chestra. Proceeds to furnish room in
Odd Fellows home. -
Charles M. Hawks, formerly of this
city but now of Minneapolis, arrived in
the city Thursday night for a short
stay on business and to visit with Mrs.
Hawks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Woodruff. Mr.. Hawks was in Blairs-
town today on business.
rs the front with new style Of
window lighting SO much talked of at
the present time and like you see
illustrated in the pictorial magazines
by the best artists of the country. AZ
for an appointment. The Brown Stu
dio.
The Waterloo juniors come here Fri
day evening to compete with the Y. NJ.
c. A. juniors in swimming meet ana
basketball game These events should
prove of great interest as both teams
are very evenly matched. The swim
ming meet will be held after the ball
game.
A short prayer service for n. p.
Peterson, the father of Mrs. Fred
Hockey, was held at the home of the
daughter, COS North Second avenue, at
l o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev.
James MCGEE conducted the service,
which was quite largely attended The
body, accompanied by Mrs. Rockey and
her brothers. Rev. w. o. Peterson, of
Clyde, Kan, and c. J. Peterson, of To-
kepa. Kan, left Thursday night for
Randolph, Kan, where the funeral
service will be held and where the
body will be buried.
After weeks visit in this city and
Oelwein Mr. Ted" Adams and little
nephew, Master George McMichael, of
Minneapolis, left this morning for DEL
vein and will return home the first of
the week. Mr.. Adams is singing in the
vesta Theater in Minneapolis, and
went to Oelwein upon request to sing
for banquet given recently by the
Knights Of Columbus there and also
to sing several nights during his weeks
lay off at the Orpheum. where he was
employed before going to Minneapolis.
He was visiting while here with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs j. o. Adams,
and other relatives.
DR.. and Mrs.s(W. p. Galloway, of
Baskerville, spent Thursday in the city
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Galloway, being on their way
home from Excelsior Springs. Mo-.
where they have been since the first Of
the year owing to Dr. Galloway's
health. DR.. Galloway sold his prac-
tice at Estherville before going south,
and expects to rest for time from ac-
tive labor of any kind He is suffering
from chronic kidney ailment. but be-
lieves that with care in diet, and by
taking life little easeir, he will i'm
prove in health. He is feeling much
better since taking treatment at the
springs.
Thirty-eight members of the I. F. G.
r. Anniversary Club surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman WeTtenberger at their
home, 500 West Linn street. Wednes-
day night, and helped them observe
the twenty-eighth anniversary of their
wedding The evening was spent play
ing games, and refreshments, that the
guests brought with them, were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Wertenberger were the
principals in a mock wedding cere-
money. which Mr.. G.. r. GAunt per-
formed, acting as the preacher. He
later presented Mrs. Wertenberg with
q gold thimbie and Mr.. Wertenberger
with pair Of cur buttons, gifts from
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