Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-22


1 Gard.
| Let us have your orders now. We
will not be open for business Christ
mas. Gregory Coal. Coke and Lime
Company.
| Chickens for your Christmas din
ner. Kindly let US have your orders
early. Phone AS. Carriers grocery,
IA East State.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Olson will leave
Tuesday for Bancroft to spend Christ
mas with the latter's sister. Mrs.
Presthaus, and family.
Reading lamps enjoyed by everyone
of the family. An ideal gift to any
member Of the family Beautiful de-
signs, different sizes. Marion Gard.
Nuts Of all kinds, fruits. and Vegeta-
bles, in fact every need for a good din
ner on Christmas day. Our phones are
AS and 1856. ]. C. Carriers grocery.
Misses Irene Lacey and Clara Sher-
man, of Waterloo, who have been Wis
lting friends in the city for two or
three days, returned home Saturday
evening.
| Mrs. E. d. Medhus. wife Of the pres
ident Of the Farmers Savings Bank. OF
Gilman, was brought to this city Sat
urday and taken to White hospital for
treatmen
| Ice cream, vanilla, strawberry and
chocolate favors; pineapple orange
pudding and cranberry ice. Order early
| for Christmas. We deliver. Wachters
| Confectionery.
| Marshall! county farmers will please
take notice that Griswold's medicines.
/ formerly sold by agents in the county.
! are now on sale at al! drug stores.-
! Advertisement.
! Harmon Stanton. q student in the
medical school at the State University
| Of Iowa, is in the city to spend the
holiday vacation at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.J. E. Stanton.
Going tonight? You might find there
the very gift you wish to give and you
are sure 70 get It at bargain too. Only
! ernoon and evening. Miller. the jew
eler.
Arrived today by express direct from
| the factory Cheetham's fancy Christ
mas candy in Christmas boxes. All
sizes. 1t is fresh, it Is fine. A nice
remembrance. Old Reliable Drug Com
pany.
Every one In the family will enjoy
| Victor victrola. Deliveries made for
Christmas ON orders UP to Wednesday
evening, o'clock. Every style in
Company.
! Do your Christmas shopping early
| Do not walt until the last minute. Our
| store closes at s o'clock Wednesday.
Dec. "a. that we may all spend the eve
ming at home with our families. The
Andrews Store.
! Thru east-bound Northwestern pas
senger trains. Nos. s, 10 and IS, due
| to arrive in this city between midnight
| aid $3.50 this morning, were all an
nulled because of delays caused by
snow in the mountain states.
| Mrs Madison I. Bently and daughter
Virginia, Of Urbana. ILL.,, arrived in the
| city Saturday to spend the holidays at
| the home Of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. e. Smelling. Miss Nellie
Heaton, of Des Moines, is also a guest
at the Smelling home.
| We believe that the conservative
| buyers will do their Christmas shop
ping early and will spend Christmas
! eve with their families. We and our
| help expect to do likewise. hence our
store will close Wednesday. Dec. "a. at
| o'clock. The Andrews store.
Your children can get more pleasure
physical development. and rudy
health out of Shetland pony than
anything you could get them for
Christmas. Two we'll matched, kind
and gentle Shetland colts will be offered
at the market day sale. Wednesday,
| Advertisement.
| Mrs. Clayton Thomas. three miles
and half north of the city, in Taylor
township, was brought to the city In an
l ambulance Sunday and at st. Thomas
hospital underwent an emergency oper-
alton for acute infection of the gall
bladder and appendicitis. The gall blad-
der was found already to be in q gan
| grenous condition. Altho the operation
was most severe, Mrs. Thomas condi-
ton today was az satisfactory a. could
be expected.
The funeral Of Mrs. Simon Wander
vert was held at $3.50 o'clock Saturday
afternoon at the First United Evangel-
ical church. Rev. G. @. Zeigler con-
Quoted the service. assisted by Rev.
! Karl Rest. Flowers were sent by the
car workers. the missionary and air So
cieties and the X. L. c. E. of the
church. The flower bearers were Miss
es Minnie Everist, Jessie Bigalow, WILL
liza Powers and Alma Bigalow. Burial
was in Riverside and the pail bearers
Ewere Mesdames Joseph Grimm. James
Hollcroft, d. c. Powers, J. E. Jackson.