Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-27
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CITY IN BRIEF

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Q. E. futile, the jeweler.
Bring your watches in. Hodges.
DR.. Graham, ost eopath, Masonic temple
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. II w. Main
Mrs Emma Yarder, of Eldora, was il
the city Monday.
Rev. c. E. Luce. Of Albion, spen
Monday in the city.
Miss Emma Weisenbergec, of Laurel
was in the city today.
John Boyd. of Union. spent Monda
in the city on business.
Henry Coleman, Of Tama, was In tn
city Mondoy on business.
For moving or storage see US. Whit
Transfer line. IS South First avenue.
New Victor records for November OF
sale tomorrow. Nickel Furniture Com
pany.
Halloween dance. Cummings hal
Friday, Oct. so. Tickets SO cents. Jones
orchestra.
Framed pictures-our new fall lin
now on display. Bowen's Studio AM
Book Store.
Office and veterinary hospital 1o7
109 East State. Assistant state veter
marian. F. J.. Neiman.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Baxter wen
90 Chicago Monday for a stay of
week OF ten days on business.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
hold their annual bazaar the 18th an
1o Of Observation-Disclosures
Leave your order for fancy dressed
chickens which this grocery has ever!
Saturday. Lockard & Overture, grocers
Call R. L. Mundell al Albion, for aut
livery. Any distance. dag or night. raj
or shine. Reasonable price.-Adver
tisement.
There Is nothing like it. Our line o
Bucks cast ranges is better and NOR
complete than ever, $31 up. Schmidt:
hardware.
The study class of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet Wednesda!
afternoon in the public library audi
torium.
Clark .. Powers. of Des Moines. VIII
visited over Sunday with friends II
this city. returned to Des Moines Mon
day evening
Can you keep warm? The Perfec'
ton oil heater will give you clear
heat in any part of your house. Price
81. Schmidt's hardware.
The condition Of Mrs. Laura NJ
Goodale is not very encouraging to-
day. She had sinking attack about
O'Clock this morning, but rallied from
it and was q little stronger this fore
noon.
The finest quality we have ever Of
fered you In potatoes, Minnesota. Bur
banks. Two and one-half bushels t
the sack. Why not have good pota
tees seri this winters use. Parlo
Grocery.
Mrs. Edith johnson. Mrs. Edith Buz
zard, and verle Porter. of Brighton
who have been visiting few days a
the home of their cousin, Joseph
Whitacre, and with relatives in Ames
left this morning for Brighton.
Try the Eureka electric vacuum
cleaner in your own home at our ex'
pense. Phone for a free trial today
Remember, the Eureka has been re-
duced to $3.50 and Is guaranteed the
very best. Schmidt's hardware.
Al stove weather. The heating stove
feels good, if you have one. If not. 8
visit to Schmidt's unequaled st,Ge de-
partment will settle the stove question
Wood heaters. $3.50: Perfection oil
heaters, 81: Coles hot blast, $40; Bucks
oak, S13: Coles hard coal, $27; 16-incf
Ruby base burner, SAT. Just remembe,
the place. Schmidt's hardware.
Thirty little girls in costume will tel
in song and story. the beautiful
Dream of Fairyland" at Contra
Church Of Christ tomorrow night. They
have been thoroughly drilled. and viii
give delightful evening. Some other
forms of entertainment you may have
any; week, but a children's cantata is
not the usual thing. Central Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bishop ant
children and Mr.. Bishops parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Bishop, left this
morning for Roswell. N. NJ. where the,
will spend the winter in the hope o
improving Mr.. Bishops health. Nj
Bishops brother, Robert Bishop, o
Omaha, who has been visiting his par
sr1ts and brother for several days, re
turned to Omaha Monday night.
Do not fail to hear the children In
their cantata, "A Dream of Fairland,'
tomorrow night at Central Church OF
Christ. The children have way Of
touching our hearts that others lack
In this respect the cantata will not fall
behind. You will go away better
man or woman. The world will be
Brighter for the hour that YOU spend
with the children. The cost is little
too; % and Is cents. Central Church
The body of Mrs. Alice NJ. Brinker.
hoff reached this city Monday night
from Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs
Brinkerhoff died Sunday morning. Mrs
Fred Derrick, daughter OF Mrs. Brink
erhoff, accompanied the body here
Funeral services will be held Wednes-
day afteronon at 2 o'clock from the
Presbyterian church, which will bs
open to friends between 1 and 2. In
he in he fo mil 1nk II,