Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-11
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The City in Brief
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Ansco cameras and supplies The
Camera Shop. ~ 4
The Isis opens with high class vaude-
vile tonight.
We do view work at any time. The
Camera Shop.
Men wanted to cut and pack ice.
Come to river Friday morning.
Men wanted to cut and pack ice.
Come to river Friday morning.
Wanted. you to know that we handle
magazines. The Camera Shop.
Our entire stock OF mems, womens
and children's underwear goes in our
sale at rs per cent discount. F.. r. Lay
:: yoA haxe a sweet tooth you should
eat Morse's candy. We have them ir
all sizes and shape boxes. Old Reliable
Drug Store.
Mayor w. H. Jones went to Des
Moines this morning to attend the
meeting of the state tax commission
held there today.
The Methodist church will be open
to friends from $3.50 to 80 Friday
morning preceding the hour for the
funeral of James B. Chinn.
On account of the funeral of our
aookkeeper, James 3. Chinn, our store
will be closed from 10 o'clock to IL
O'clock Friday forenoon, Jan. -. p. f.
Arney.
Phone us your drug wants and see
how prompt our delivery system is
Your orders will receive careful atten-
ton at Old Reliable Drug Company
j. A. Turner manager. Successor to
C. J. Lander.
Mr.. James Mooney, of Tacoma
Wash, and his sister, Miss Frances
Mooney, Of Aberdeen, Idaho, arrived In
the city this morning. They came be-
cause of the serious injury to their
father, John Mooney, who is now i'm
proving steadily, and who will probably
be removed from st. Thomas hospital
to his home in a few days. Mr.. James
Mooney will leave for Tacoma in a
few days, but Miss Frances will re-
main for several weeks.
On Jan. 10 the Pilgrim hotel changed
to the European plan, with rooms from
Is cents to $3.50 per day. The dining
room has been newly decorated and
entirely refurnished and is now one OF
the prettiest and brightest dining
rooms in the state. Meals are served
on the a la carte plan, and they also
serve a business, mems luncheon from
II to at 40 cents, and dinner from
to 8 at so cents. The special Sunday
dinners from 1880 to $3.50 will still be
served at so cents.
The funeral of George Wills was
largely attended Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock from the Congregational
church at Lamoille, Rev. B. F. Martin
assisted by Rev NOEL Breed. Of Grin
nell, officiating. Among the many
flowers we're pieces from the Woman,e
Club Of Lamoille, the Sunday school OF
the Lamoille church, and the neigh
'bors. The pail bearers were Messrs
Clarence Kirkendall, Glenn Ellis, Will
Buchanan, Claude HUFF, Luther Lane
and Homer Hershman. Interment was
in the Lamoille cemetery.
The LADIES' Cemetery Aid Society
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. H. o. Michaels and Mrs. George
w. Gilbert at the home of the former
3O1 South Fourth avenue. 1t was the
annual meeting, and officers were
elected as follows. President, Mrs
Fred Hopkins; vice president, Mrs. A.
G.. Dickson; second vice president, Mrs
Emma Jay; secretary, Mrs. Haddie
Rtst; treasurer. Mrs. G. w. Gilbert
This makes Mrs. Gilberts fourteenth
consecutive term as treasurer. The
remainder of the afternoon was en-
joyed socially, and the hostesses served
delicious supper about $3.50 o'clock
About thirty members and guests were