Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-14
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Don't forget-Frsd Hopkin, 4 Son
the pupular tailors.
,. A. Bryant. OF st. Anthony. spent
Thursday III the city on business.
Pillshury's Best flour Is ftne-try q
sack Of 1t for good resulta Culleys.
Quality portraits tor Chriatmas sifts,
Apsar' the we'll known photographer.
Call ON Myers transfer Il you are
going to move. Phone y. H. B. Myer.
culleys special blend Of coffee at az
cents pound VIII please you. Try it.
Culleys.
Order your corn cohs now We have
plenty for You. Quick delivery. Bowles
& Billings.
J. H. sundell, Of Mason CITY arrived
In the city Thursday evening for = stay
OF day or two on business,
! A s27 Bucks high oven gas ranse
Is only two feet wide. A gem in every
respect. schmidsa hardware.
Mrs. o. Long. al South Center
street, returned home Thursday from
! visit Of several weeks in western
Kansas. -
A. Gervich is buying all kinds Of
| furs. hides and Junk and paying the
highest prices; tbs East Main.-Adver-
tisement
Introducing Recess new orchestra
! At l. @. O. F. hall Saturday night at the
lair and dance. Come and hear them
Committee.
I Drink sweet cider for your health
1t Is good, and Culley has the fines,
in the city. 50 cents a gallon or 1oc
tins. Culleys.
| Mrs. ]. R. Richie expects to leave
Saturday for Deep River, where abe
| Will spend the winter with her sister
Mrs. Mary Jenkins.
| Homegrown celery, Garwin celery:
you know the kind, it's the best there
is. Phone 81. We have lots of 1t.
! Reynolds & Sheldon.
Our Nature Form children's shoes
are the best for wear and ut. They
give the child's feet !. chance to Rrow.
Wallace Shoe Store.
| A $50 Champion combination range
offers two stoves in one:- gas and coal
IN one range, three feet space. Warns
the kitchen. Schmidt's hardware.
Miss Harriet Frazier. of Nevada
passed thru the city this afternoon on
her way to Iowa City, where she will
attend the 1owa-Ames game Saturday
When you want fine pickles In bulk
come to Culleys. as they have a full
/ me or Heinz sweet midgets, mixed,
dills and large sweet. Grandma sweet
splits. sours and olives. Culleys.
Dr.. T. E. Fleming. district superin-
tendent of the Methodist Episcopal
| church, left for Hampton. Sheffield and
Rockwell this forenoon to hold quarter
~ conferences and preach Sunday. u
This u the store that has the flne
grapes. spinach, cabbage, apples, car
rots. turnips, hgs. dates oranges. etc.
Want English walnuts. hickory or hazel
NUTS? Phone "a Reynolds q Sheldon.
Albert Hull left this AFTERNOON 10,
Iowa City, where he win be present al
the homecoming exercises this eve.
ming. attend the sIowa-Ames football
game Saturday. and remain over Sun.
day with friends.
Rev. and Mrs. n. N. Babin, 1o1 South
Fourth street. entertained the members
LOT St. Margaret's Misaion Thursday
evening. After the business session q
social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
There will be melting Of the Ad
Club tonight at the Marshalltown Club
rooms. The subject Of -mediums will be
discussed. Every merchant Of the city
who Is interested In advertising 10 In
vited to be present. E. d. Hamilton
president. rEa
DR.. and Mrs. n. G. Mueller ana chill.
dren left this afternoon for Iowa City
where they will witness the Iowa.
Ames football game tomorrow after.
noon. and remain over Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Mueller's, father. H. B
Schultz.
Albert Galloway. Of Hastings; Mob.
Iarrived in the city this afternoon. HI
was called on account Of the sickness.
of his father. John Galloway, who
altho he seemed to be resting a little
easier this morning is still In criti.
cal condition.
| Seventy-twO members Of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Methodist church
were entertained Thursday at an all.
day sew at the church by Mesdames
w. Boggie, H. Burdine.g Mary and Anna
Bowman, and Emma and NJ. ]. Bough-
| ton. The members accomplished q
great deal Of sewing for the society
and at noon a box lunch was enjoyed
During the afternoon the hostessei
served refreshments
Mrs. Lars Scott, West Nevada
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
70 the regular meeting Of the Nor.