Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-31
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
| Smoked Finnan haddie, something
fne for change. Culleys.S ~
| Fcf anything you want in loaded
shells. we have 1t. Schmidt's hardware.
| We ere Offering some very special
bargains in double barrelled shotguns.
Schmtdt's hardware.
Two pounds OF pure CASTLE soap for
IS cents. Saturday, Nov. l, only. Old
Reliable Drug Company.
Special for Saturday. messaline silk
petticoats for $1.9S. regular $3.50 val-
ues. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Egbert's grocery, 5l1 East Linn, will
pay 80 cents in trade for fresh country
eggs and Observation-Disclosures.
II interested in gas stoves don't fail
to investigate the most complete line
in the city. schmidt's hardware.
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II you want an absolutely sat-sfac-
tory soft coal heater investig ate the
Estate Hot Storm. Schmidts hard
ware.
Another shipment just in of sweet
potatoes. Still selling nine pounds for
% cents. Flower meat grocery and
i fruit stores.
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| Don't forget to order your oysters Of
Culleys; a fresh shipment every day.
Fresh oyster crackers, celery pickles.
wax beans and spinach. CuIleys.
New prunes are fine and healthy;
have some for sauce or prune whip.
/ dry apricots, peaches, seedless raisins.
! citron. orange and lemon peels. Culleys.
Better make that appointment now
for your Christmas photographs. Notice
our beautiful new display today, corner
Center and Main streets. R. E. Apgar.
The Myrtle Furman Circle OF the
Central Church Of Christ will meet
Saturday evening at 1880 at the home
| of Miss Florence Jarvis 102 North
Fourth street
Delicious new 1913 Turkish figs.
dromedary dates, nut stuffed dates.
blanched peanuts, sailed peanuts. wal
nut. pecan, almond and fibert nut
meats. Culleys.
Reuben L. Haskell, the Chicago
banker who Is patient at the Single
ton hospital, where he passed thru a
surgical operation Tuesday. is making
a very satisfactory recovery.
nj In VIZ
as all next week we will be busy de-
livering potatoes. Our car Is in. Po-
tatoes, fine ones, five bushel lots at so
cents bushel. Flower meat, grocery
and fruit stores.
The Arson team did not appear FRI
day evening SO the soccer game to be
played by it and the Woodbury. team
had to be postponed. The Arson team
reported that 80 many ofsthe boys had
to work after school that they could
not muster a team.
Miss Mabel Shearer will have charge
Of Photographic concert which will
be given Saturday morning at 10
o'clock at the public. library for the
children from the first to the fourth
grades. This will take the place OF
the usual story. hour. 4. s, ...a
Miss Marvel De Witt, 100 South
Fifth avenue, was hostess Thursday
evening to Tremendous Of the Stand
! ard Bearers Society Of the Methodist
church. The affair was in the nature
of Halloween party and various
games and music furnished the even
ing's entertainment. Refreshments
were served by Missy Dc Witt; II =
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The regular meeting Of. the Ladtes'
Aid Society Of the Methodist church
was entertained Thursday afternoon In
the church paYlors by Mesdames w. HI.
H. Bowen, H. p. Bigelow. w. G. Horne,
Emma. Boardman- T..Btnford, and Vdr-
ginia Bell. During the work hour the
members sewed on carpet rags and late
in the afternoon refreshments were
served.
Seventy members of the. .Congrega-
sional aid society met at the home Of
Mrs A. F. Balch, 1O6 North s8econd
street, Thursday Tor an all-day sew.
The time was occupied sewing for the
society, and at noon the hostesses,
Mesdames R.. w: Stevens D. e. Collins.
M. NJ. Dickson, L. 8. Kilborn. and r.
A. McMains, served lunch.
The blindness Of Virtue" which
comes to the Odeon theater Monday
evening, we are informed, Rolves the
great question Of sociology. The play
had phenomenal run at both the
Studebaker, and Mcvickers theater,
Chicago, during, the past summer. It
is from the pen Of. Cosmo Hamilton
and he has handled the daring subject
with consummate skill. Odeon.
Mrs M. L. Meickley and Mrs. A..
Danskin entertained few friends at
dinner Thursday evening compliment
tary to Mrs. Matte Toby, Of Los An
geles Dinner was served at $3.50. after
which the evening was spent socially.
Mrs. Toby and Mrs. Meickley were
neighbors twenty-seven years ago.
Mrs. Toby and husband. Sheldon Toby,
left the city twenty-five years ago.
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