Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-18
CITY IN BRIEF
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| Henry HOLE, of Gearing, visited here
! Thursday.
S. X Eley was here from Clemens
! Wednesday.
/ G. j wengert of state Center, was
/ here Thursday.
Glenn jay was in the city from ST.
Anthony Thursday.
S. 8. Girton. of State Center, was
visitor here Thursday.
| Rev. A. P. Breneman, of Bristow, Wis
/ tied briefly in the city Thursday.
/ w. L. Kinzie and daughter Ada, Of
| State Center, We're here Wednesday
( Mesdames Thomas and T. r. Lovig,
of Gilman, We're in the city Thursday
! Grape fruit so cents q dozen. Enjoy it
with your breakfast. Mccords groc-
F., cry.
/! wanted-Competent girl for general
Homework W. F. David, so2 West
Main street.
+. W l. ~ bI4ell- N. l.. iSN1N.i>-+A>'-- N-'
j. NJ Hurdle were here from Liscomo
( Thursday.
/ Miss Amanda Marshall. of Peoria,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. \. Colt, lSs
West Main street.
Mrs. 1 NJ. collier, of state Center.
visited with Mrs c. f. Lowry al 2os
North Eighth street Thursday.
Mrs. r. 2 F'urnas. OF Chicago. is vis-
iiing with her sister. Mrs. y. Z. Gun
zenhauser. ZOE South Third street
Mesdames Dan Bruckiacher Hiram
Wolken. H Heine. ]. c. Peck, and
Cobb. OF Dillon, were here Thursday.
Have your Christmas goods delivered
b. the Jereen auto parcel delivery ~
cents 10 any part OF city. Phone 5lS.
Regular meeting of Marshall Lodge
Jos 4. r. and a ". tonight at $50.
Election OF officers. /. T. Forbes, W. Nj.
F. W. Packer, Charles Norman, and
w. Il. Rounds, Of Union. were in the
city Thursday on their way home from
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly. of colfax,
returned home Thursday evening after
a visit y In the formers sister Mrs
Agnes McManus, 210 West Lincoln
street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D Stewart of Gil
man have returned home after visit
with NJ Stewards parents. G Il
Stewar. ana wife. losia North First
avenue.
Pot,en poinsestia. cyclaman. Gala
lilies, and ferns. %. IS. and 80 cents
each; also cut flowers and design work.
Diesing Bros. greenhouses. Phone i6S.
Advertisement.
This Is the time and place to buy
pictures. TWO large art rooms full. We
are cutting the price one third on
Pinker.on's, the store that has the
goods. -Advertisement.
| Cranes Mary Garden, chocolates are
absolutely the finest that you can buy
+ This store offers Mary Garden choco-
lates in two, three, four and Ave pound
boxes. Give her candy. Old Reliable
Drug Company.
A good clock will remind the reci-
pient of Christmas 1914 for years and
wears TO come. / have the famous
Seth Thomas eight day parlor clock
in many styles. Clocks from SO up.
see them before you buy Open eve
nings until Christmas. W. NJ. Hodges,
the jeweler.
Mrs. ]. a. Anderson, lo3 North Sec
! oud avenue, was hostess Thursday aft
ernoon at the regular meeting OF the
Witenagemote Club members. An en-
! joyable afternoon was spent with the
club reading. after which an hour was
spent socially and Mrs. Anderson
served refreshments.
Remember we carry seven large line
of cards. booklets, the A. Doves, r j.
Howe, John Daniels. Gibson Art Com
pany r. Tuck & Son, National Art
Company, and P. F. Voland, so why
not see the largest assortments at all
prices. Also post cards six for cents.
Pinkerton's, the store that has the
goods.-Advertiseme
In the Ave years have been selling
diamonds in Marshalltown. I have yet
to hear of dissatisfied customer, and
vantage of your confidence. and we
sell you diamonds that will pass in
iepection on anyones hand. When the
diamond comes from Hodges you can
depend on it being perfect. l have
a large line of diamond 3ewelry on
hand, ranging in price from $40 up
y would like to talk diamonds with you
Open evenings until Christmas. w
VI. Hodges, the jeweler.
John Capron, 110s Cole street, a
teamster for the Buchwald Lumber
Company, had the middle finger on his
right hand severely torn Thursday
afternoon in the lumber yard. Mr.. Ca
prom was tieing a team of horses III
the yard and mad put the hitching strar
thru a hole in board to make it fast
when one of the horses jerked back
tearing Mr.. Capron's finger thru the
board The injured man was taken tc
a doctors office, where it was found
that the cords of the finger were torn
and it was necessary to sew them to-
gether. 1t is thought that the finger
will not have to be amputated.
Nj and Mrs. r. T. Marker. who
have been in charge of the James
Dunno restaurant at the union station
were transferred to Belle Plaine
Thursday and placed in charge of tht
Dunno restaurant in the Northwestern
station there The transfer is a promo
ton to Mr. Marker. Mr.. and Mrs
| toove baop in oh or he. In.