Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-13

Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist:
glasses fitted. DR.. F. p. Lierle.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning and
| tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
Now Is the time for sweet cider, ant
you will find the best eastern cider
at Culleys.-Advertisem
Fancy caulifower. bleached heat
lettuce. Michigan celery. parsley. souI
punches and rutabagas. Culley's.
sell the Universal metal weather
strips and put them in myself, which
saves you money. G. D. sweeny.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass vii
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L
s. Brown, 307 South Fifth street.
The very latest In millinery can be
found at dngledue's, 200 pattern hat:
to select from. Nettie Ingledue & Go
You should use the Knox seed corr
hanger; hangs two dozen: strong. last
| ing; 10 cents each. Schmidt's hard
ware.
Special, one lot OF all silk petticoats
regular $3.50 values, on sale at sl.9s
tomorrow, all shades. Nettie Ingledue
& Co.
The Ladies' Guild Of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church will hold it's annua
| bazaar and supper Thursday, Dec. II
advertisement.
Miss Blanche Young, OF Minneapolis
arrived IN the city Sunday morning
from st. Louis. and is the guest OF
Mrs. c. w Hughes.
Fancy grape fruit, Concord grapes
paw-paws. Tokay grapes. chestnuts
Grimes Golden, Gillf1ower and Jona-
than apples. Culleys.
Mrs. F. E. Northur, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at ST
Thomas hospital Friday afternoon con-
tinues to improve today.
Mrs. W. R. Moon. wife of the pastor
of the Baptist church at Cherokee, Is
in the city as the guest of Mrs. j. NJ
Fort, GIL West Main street.
have moved my office from owe,
Mcbride & Will Drug Company to the
Masonic temple. rooms. 40e-7-S-9-le
and II. Dr. Ralph E. Keyser.
Lost-Between Rocton quarry an6
LeGrand an Eastman box camera
Takes sNx5 or post card size picture
Reward. Return to Times-Republicar
office.
The christian endeavor society oi
Central Church Of Christ will hold Its
regular monthly business meeting and
social at the church parlors Tuesday
night.
E, E. Pemberton has decided to A. K
Smith the family home. South Ninth
street. A nominal sum Is given as the
purchase price. but the buyer assumes
a $3.50 mortgage.
Mrs. W. P. Hutchinson and little
daughter, Elizabeth, Of Freeport. III.
! arrived in the city Saturday and viii
| visit for two weeks at the home OF Mrs
Hutchinson's sister. Mrs. T. p. Lowe
in Marion township.
Percy Hammond, critic Of the Chfca'
90 Tribune, said: A sure, cure for tn,
blues is Cal Stewart. nos other com
edian comes year In and year out AM
always with new line Of good Jokes
Go and see him in Running for Gov
ernor" at the Odeon Theater Thursda
evening. It has the formula for sue
cess. Odeon.
AS the result Of an accident las
Thursday, when a heavy piece Of wei
drilling machinery fell upon him. ]. F
Black. Of Liscomb, was brought to st
Thomas hospital Sunday evening fol
treatment. Mr. Black Is suffering from
an injury to the lower part Of the alb
domen. Mr. Black Is the father O
Frank Black, of this city.
Agnes Yokom, s12 North secon'
avenue, was pleasantly surprised b,
eighteen Of her friends Saturday even
ing, the occasion being in celebration
of her 14th birthday anniversary
which took place on Sunday. Tn
house was decorated with autumn
leaves which were effectively arranged
in the various rooms. Games an
music were enjoyed during the eve
ming. and Mrs. George Yokom wa
assisted in serving refreshments b!
Miss Laura Yokom and Miss GARNER
Whitney. The hostess received man!
pretty gifts from her friends, amont
them a set Of books and gold thimble