Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-09
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Q. e. futile. the jeweier.
Full line Of Christmas goods. Cham
berlain. q. st3
c. H. vanLaw was in. Toledo today
on business.
Child's rockers from 80 cents up
Nickel Furniture Company.
Remember the home folks. Your por-
Shop studio.
why not get your wife that new
round table that she has been asking
you for? Marion Gard.
George d. Dobson. Of New Hampton,
was In the city on business and visiting
with his brother. v. G. Dobson.
Lost-rwo dress patterns and silk
goods, either on Main street or South
Third street. Please call sS7 yellow.
Our Club members held their regular
dancing party Monday night In Cum
minss. hall. The affair was largely at
tended.
The Court Of Honor Circle will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hans Peterson. 305 North Third
avenue.
The attendance at the auction sale
Yesterday afternoon and evening was
very large. The house was packed at
both times. Miller's.
Twenty head of steers and ten mich
cows will be sold at market day sale
Thursday, Dec. II, north OF fair
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Box social and program will be held
at the Robinson school on North Third
avenue road Friday evening, Dec. IL.
Gladys Montgomery. teacher.
Oran Elliott. Of Eldora. was in the
city Monday on business. leaving Mon
day night for Chicago. where he Will
remain a few days on business.
Our assortment Of travelling cases Is
complete, the largest and finest line In
the city. It will pay you to examine
these sets before buying. Elders.
Those friends you think 80 much OF
why not surprise them Christmas day
with fine photo of yourself. You
know Christmas isn't far OF. Camera
Shop Studio.
Men, why worry about your patent
leather shoes cracking. when Larson &
Son guarantees every pair Of Korrect
shape patent leather shoes from
cracking? Larson & Son.
N. o. Keen. Of near LeGrand. was
in Liscomb Monday. Mr.. Keen - plan
ming to leave for Whittier. Cal. next
week, where he will visit for several
weeks with his sisters and brother.
Wouldn't your mother or wife be de-
lighted with a fine Bucks gas stove as
Christmas present? Our line is the
finest in the city, with prices ranging
from $40 to $50. schmidt's Hardware
AT a business meeting held Monday
night by the Methodist Brotherhood at
the church, business of the organiza-
ton and plans for entertainments and
work for the future were considered.
Remember have the A. N. Davis
quality line OF cards. notices and
Christmas booklets. Also the Gibson
art. ]. H. Daniel. r. H. Howe. b. L
Hutchinson. and George w. Parker ART
lines F. N. Fullerton.
A small payment down holds any
article in the store for you. Why wait
and buy your gifts after the cream
Of the stock has been taken out! It's
pleasure to show goods. Come IN. W.
NJ. Hodges, the 3eweler.
EdRar Hauser, a member Of the
Boone police. force, spent Monday nigh,
here with his uncle. Sheriff ]. @. Edgar
Mr., Hasser went TO Eidora this fore
noon. taking with him two Boone boys
who were committed. to the industrial
| school.
Only four checker players attended
the meeting that was called at the Y
M. G. A. Monday night to organize
checker club. The attendance was 81
small that no steps were taken to or
sanize. Another effort win be made K
get the players together.
President D. s. Collins and secretar,
w. NJ. Clark, E. T. Austin. and Dorr L
Lamb. representing the Marshall Coun
ty Fair Association. went to Dies Moine'
this forenoon to attend the annua
meeting of the Iowa State Association
Of District and County Fair Managers
Mrs. Louis Kunkel and son Frank
who came to this; city With Mr.. Kun
kers body, left for Kalamazoo, Mich
this forenoon, via Chicago. They wer'
accompanied by Mrs. Kunkels brother
Eugene johnson. It Is possible Mrs
Kunkel and son may return to this cit!
to make their home.
A Cedar Falls paper gives an accoun
Of handkerchief shower given Satnr
day afternoon at that place for Mis-
Esther Seerley who will become tn
bride Of Claude Culley Of this city OF
Feb. s. The affair was given by Mrs
H. S. Gilkey, Miss Ruth Egloff and Ais
Lily Robinson at the formers home
The guest list included twenty of Mis-
Seerley's more intimate friends, VIII
presented her with many pretty gifts
DR.. D. E. Collins was elected presi
dent of the Congregational Brother
hood, which held its annual business
meeting in the church parlors Monda!
evening. The other officers electe,
4 were: v. N. Hansen vice president
H. M. Ellis, secretary; Charles IIol
lingsworth. treasurer. Plans for tn
work Of the now year were discusse;
and plans were made concerning tn,
state meeting OF Congregations
churches, which will be held here mex