Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-11

I! CITY IN BRIEF +;
Picture framing. Bowen's Studio.
Special prices on pork tomorrow
Rupert's.
Extra good quality administer rugs
size sx12, at sl2so Marion Gard.
Dance Saturday night in Red Mems
hall. Fred Ensmingers orchestra.
Joseph Mclaughlin left for DEBORAH
this morning for short stay on ousi-
ness.
Visit our gift section. See what YOU
Fan buy from % cents TO 81. Marion
Gard.
John Doyen and Niels Nissen. Of
Wellsburg, were Marshalltown callers
THURSDAY.
The Fidelity Bank building dental
Office. established 1892. w. NJ. Choate.
dentist. Phone 81
Sopco-n wants are easily filed here
as We have four varieties of corn that
VIII pep. Lockard & overturf.
Ny dental office IS now located over
the Iowa savings Bank. and equipped
With modern appliances. Phone III
Dr. Frazey-
Fresh tomatoes. Michigan heart Gel
err. nice bead lettuce 10 cents ahead,
grape fruit large ones, cents each.
Parior Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. waoholz, of Los
Angeles. arrived IN the city Thursday
and VII. visit few days Al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ Nelson.
Aanuai election u oflcers, Marshall
Lcssa No, s4s n & Of A. viii he held
tonight. D~4c. i. All members re
quesIed 70 De present oyster supper.
" 3 Haneea7, See-e7aTy.
The sweetest present vou could give
-,o:2le- for Christmas would ~ gal
o., san ~ Dickinson maple syrup.
enough for ore hGa1rs5 anu twenty
svs breakfasts to- .2s.-Adve-tise-
7sen,-
Mr. and Ms. P " G-i@ts enter
tained tie members q The Yeonaen
,oEs.e - 81 oyster supper Thorsday ev-
e-s-g after he regular lodge work The
neube-s enjoyed : soc.al hour atts-
the supper
s J. Tinker has opened a paint shop
a. rs East state street where ne 5
prepared 10 90 al kinds q automobile
ard carriage painting. Jntil recent!
olr. Tinker was employed At the MAJ
shautovn Buggy Company
tiserneat-
Members o. the witenagemote Clint
were entertained Thursday Afternoon
al their regular meeting al the home
OF Mrs Jennie Wilson. l9i. East Gran
4tree. TIE hours were occupied VIII
the class reading and late in the aft
ernoon Mrs. Wilson served refresh
Vents.
Mrs James Brockway. and baby son
of Let's, who have been visiting a
the home of the formers father, Col
c. c. Horton. left for Let's this morn
ing. Mrs Brockway was accompanie
1y her husband. Representative Brock
way, who came here from Des Nome
Thursday night
Mrs Anna E. Woodwork, mother Q
Mrs II. CT. Brintnall, is critically III q
he Brintnau home. 317 North Thir
street Mrs. Woodwork suffered Sc
we're attack of heart trouble the first c
the week. and owing to her age there
believed to be no hope for her recov
cry. Mrs. Woodwork Is 81 years old
The annual bazaar, cake, and cand
sale given by st. Margarets Missio
viii be held Saturda. starting at TO-: 8
at Ingledue & Youngs. Among III
fancy work are dainty bags and stick
OF lavender flowers from Californi;
which will add much TO the Christina
packages and make pretty gifts fc
the linen chest
Worry from Just what to give" {
this time OF the year causes lack Of az
petite, but you order a loaf of Strub
Buttermilk bread, you will enjoy it Z
we'll as the children. 1t means bette
bread on the table and better healt
for those who eat it. Your grocer wi
tell you that he has many, many cal
each day for Shrubs Buttermilk brea
Shrubs bakery.
twenty-five members of the Ladie
Cemetery Aid Society were pleasant
entertained Thursday afternoon al II
home Of Mrs. Charles Seleine, g
South Fourth street The hours wei
spent socially and with fancy wor
and a short business session was hel
In serving supper at $50 Mrs. Seller
was assisted by her granddaughter
emily and Viola Seleine.
George r. Kirkpatrick. lecturer al
writer. Of West Lafayette, o., will d
Hver his lecture, The Iron Fist"
the east court room Of the court hou
Saturday evening al O'Clock. T
subject, dealing as It does with I
institution Of militarisrn, its origin a
Development, is OF special interest
this time in view OF the conditions pr
valing in Europe. This lecture is fr
to all who care to attend
Clerk Of Courts S. H Reilly return
shis morning from Des Moines, Whe
he was to attend a conference of 9th
Jerks Of courts from other count
with Chief Clerk Wall, of the audit
of states department. and State Aut
tor-Elect Shaw. They met to discr
ways and means of making more I'll
form the practices of handling busine
that are in vogue In the clerks offlc
of different counties. Out of the CO
ference will probably come an effort
have some legislation passed that "
send to more uniformity in the cler
duties.
No stage offering OF the present 81
son excels in Importance the prodt