Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-01

ness.
See those artistic, genuine hand
carved frames, in our windows. Camera
Shop.
| r. w. Wolff and Howard Greene, OF
Baxter, spent Monday in the city on
badness.
SsDr. A. c. Canaway is in Waterloo
with A. j. Busby, who has been III Tor
SEVERAL days.
| And irons for the fire place, an ideal
gift. An elegant pair priced at 50 PAIR.
Abbott & Son.
| Buy an apron for mother or sister
at Congregational ladies' aid bazaar
Dec. >. Committee.
| Office and veterinary hospital 1917
100 East State. Assistant state vetef-
marian. F. J. Neiman.
Mrs Roy R. Bradbury and Mrs. O. G.
Dentzer, the latter of Lake Bluffs, Ill.,,
spent the day in Des Moines.
Learn to cook and buy your cook
book from the ladies' aid of Congresa-
tional church at bazaar, Dec. 2. Com
mittee.
Miss Lila King, of Waterloo. who
has been spending few days in the
city with friends, returned home Mon
day evening.
Our special offering to you. por-
traiture of the highest quality. Quail
ity, not quantity. our slogan. Camera
Shop studio.
Ny dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 7l2
DR.. Frazey.
Have your pictures framed before the
Christmas rush. Our new line OF
jmouldings and framed pictures nc" CT
display. Bowen's studio.
George w. Collins, Of Montezuma,
was in the city Monday on business
stopping here enroute home from Ames
where he has been for few days.
A cook book composed CT the ia
yorite receipts of the ladies Of the
church will be sold at the Congresa-
! tional ladies' aid bazaar, Dec. 2. Com
mittee. E
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Acker., who have
been spending few days at the home
of Mr.. Ackert's parents, MI and MIS-.
F.. H. Ackert, left Monday night for
their home in Chicago.
| katherine Jewell Everts. dramatic
impersonator, will appear at the Con-
! gregational church Friday night. It will
be a literary treat. Tickets can be had
at any Of the banks. Committee.
1 Another car Of No. alfalfa On the
Great Western tracks. Will sell in any
quantity at saving Of 81 to s. per ton.
4 Come a-running II you want any OF It.
tYou can phone me ct meal times. eau
1875 Henry Weber.
| Mr.. and Mra. II. R. Norris left this
morning for Abel. where they were
| called owing to the serious Illness OF
the latter's sister-in-law. Mrs. =. W..
Dinugwell and little newpehw, who are
both i'll Of typhoid fever. 4
| The best purchase Mr.. Weisman ever
made Is the neckwear that Is now on
display and sale, at 20 cents. You VIII
find four in hands, resersible ties. ETC.,
and every one an exceptional value at
the price, 20 cents. Bargain store.
Mrs. c. H. Whitehead and son Whit
ton win leave the latter part Of the
week for Richmond, Va. where they
will remain indefinitely. Mrs. Marie
Mcfarland will take the Whitehead
home during Mrs. Whitehead's absence
The body of Miss Vivian Beale,
a niece of w. H. Beale, OF this city, was
taken thru here this forenoon to Mon
tour for buial. Miss Beale died at Man
kato a year ago last June. she was
the daughter of u. T. Beale, of Man
kota, who accompanied the body. N. ..
Beale. and DR.. Bergman, OF Tama,
came here to accompany the body to
Montour.
| Mrs. C. III. Whitehead and son Whit
ton. Mrs. Mary Berriman. Miss Helen
Beatty and Nettie Beatty went
| this morning to Eldora, where to-
night they will attend the exer-
cises attendant upon the formal open
ing of the new knights of Pythias hall
Master Whitehead and Nettie Beatty
are to exemplify some OF the later
dances during the evening.
Funeral services for Alonzo NJ. Rus
| sell, of Bowbells, n. D., were conducted
from the Friends church at Bangor
Monday afternoon in charge OF Rev. n.
NJ. Hodgin, assisted by feVs. ~ -.
| Strawn and w. P. Clark. A quartet
| from LlSCOInU, SOiupOSSu " AZ
Biersborn. Mrs. J. g. Scott. +. L. Burk-
hart. and L. L. Bixby, sang. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Boiler trouble at the power plant
Monday evening again compelled the
Iowa Railway and Light Company TO
shut Off both light and power cir
cults for q time in the evening. me
! residence lighting circuits were smut
off from to $50. The street car ser
vice was discontinued from 4:35 to 3,
! and during part of that time the COM
mercial power circuits were cut on.
The first Of the series of the dances
given each winter by Our Club was
held Monday evening at Cummings
hall. At short business session FREQ
NJ. Wilbur was reelected president
| and Frank q. Pierce was chosen sec
rotary and treasurer. Fifty couples at
tended the affair. and curing the
earlier part Of the evening instructions
/ were given in the newer dances. A
nine-piece orchestra furnished the
music.
| J. L. Inman, former merchant OF
this city, now in the mercantile bust-
ness at Thief River Falls, Mimi, and
owner Of 520-acre farm near Mentor.
Mimi, spent the day in the city, COM
i ing up from LeGrand. where he had
honv, 70 sneud Thanksgivin9 with hia