Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-14

Myer'a transfer VIII store your
household good or move your furniture.
Phone 20. E. B, Myer.
A 312 Bucks Regulation gas range Is
the correct size for q small kitchen.
Schmidt's hardware. n, fsy
Ladies In need Of dress shoes will
find just the right style at reasonable
prices. Wallace Shoe Store.
Harry Gabelman left this afternoon
for Iowa City, where he will attend the
lowa-Ames football game Saturday.
A most appreciated Christmas gift.
hand painted chine. Orders accepted.
Phone 1874. Miss Fanny Flower, 407
West Main.
| At last real sweet orange in the
fancy Florida Parson sweets. also
heavy. juicy grape fruit and pineap-
lples. Culleys.
Homegrown celery. Garwin celery:
you know the kind. it's the best there
Is. Phone a. We have lots Of. It.
Reynolds g. Sheldon.
Mrs Cartwright's division Of Con-
gregational aid will hold an exchange
at the d. c. Wilbur store, Saturday,
Il p. Acknowledgement
The Highland Park College football
team was in the city this forenoon
while going to Toledo to play Leander
lClark College this afternoon.
| Mrs. r. w. Mcbride, Of Newton, WIND
has been visiting few days at the
home of her brothers. c. ]. and H. F.
lMcCombs, returned home Thursday
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs n. c. Bceson returned
home Thursday evening from Farming
ton. where they were called by the ILL
mess Of Mr.. Beeson's father, the late
A. w. Beeson.
A $50 Bucks high oven gas range
has no equal. Glass oven door. bright
nickel, white enameled rack, white
enameled broiler. white enameled tray.
Schmidt's hardware.
]. H. Haney and son John Of Omaha,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from Chicago. and will spend few
days at the home Of the formers
daughter, Mrs. Earl j. Perry.
Herman Wagner, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wagner, 10 seriously Ill at his
home. suffering with Bright's disease.
Mr.. Wagner Is employed as'head clerk
in the whitehead store.
D. E. Hole has sold to John Holm
quist eighty acres in Aatsetta town
ship, two miles west Of Marietta. for
. slaizoq; 1,Tss4s ,s own. III he ha.
been leasing and farming it,sAiss
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. 2. Hovxald. 2os
North Second street: ara parents Of a
son. horn Thursday night. Mrs. How
ara was formerly Miss Marian Nc
FFarland, and 10 the only dauEhter OF
Mrs. Marie Mcfarland.
You want 4 typewriter? One Rem
'ttngaon Tor 3saIOne No, I Underwood at
$40. One No.1 Underwood for SIS. and
one No Q L, c. Smith for S35. This
ma chine has all the late improve
ments; has back spaces and two color
. ribbon. Also II YOU need typewriter
ribbons or supplies better1ss me. Or
[lando Baxter.
The box. sociaaN teId1 the Pleasant
nm schuSfsawit8P(Sse south of town.
Wednesday.aWXs lsrTeay attended and
proved q success both socially and A.
naaeialiy. The receipts from the box
saba amounting to ,$cS. After the sup
per q program? Of mixed numbers was
enjoyed; Miss Grace Miller 10 teacher
OF the school.
The regular meeting Of st. Eliza
beth's Society Of St. Mary's church was
held Thursday afternoon in>the knights
Of Columbus hall. There was large
attendance and the election Of officers
was held during the business session
Those elected were Mrs. d. ]. Collins
president: Mrs. Michael Clark. vice
president. Mrs. ]. ]. Mccarthy. secre-
tary; Mrs, w. J. Melton. treasurer. The
Ihostesses, Mesdames William Hayes
Henry Birks, and John Donegan served
refreshments during the social hour.
The members of the Mems Club Of
st. .Pauls Episcopal church enjoyed
pleasant evening Thursday when they
were entertained at the home Of A. G.
Click. 511 East Church street. A splen-
did talk on India was given by County
Engineer J. w. Ash, Mr. Ash having
been stationed for several years in thai
country. The talk was extremely inter
esting as Mr.. Ash related many per-
sonal Impressions and experiences
Later in the evening an orchestra, con
Quoted by Howard Weisman, gave q
pleasing program of music. Mrs. Click
II was assisted In serving refreshments
by Mrs. James Skegg and Mrs. VIII