Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-08

y Just q few days more In which to
have those photos made in time for
Christmas. Apgar studio.
W. T. Smith went to Des Moines
Monday and from there he went to
Minneapolis for short stay on busi-
ness.
Apgar, the busy photographer. says
he can make few more sittings and
have the pictures ready for Christmas.
Apgar.
My dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. phone III
DR.. FraZey.
Dickinsons maple sugar butter for
cake frosting and icing, also on hot
biscuits and pancakes. Ask your gro
cer-Advertisement.
DR.. Shallenberger, special in nervous,
chronic and special diseases, will make
his 10th visit to Hotel Stoddart, Mar
shutdown, Saturday, Dec II. Consulta-
ton observation-disclosures
Mrs. w. A. Wentworth and daughter
Ethel, and Mrs. Walter Wentworth of
Tama, returned home today after
week end visit with Mrs. w A Went
worth's cousin. Mrs. E. L. Hotchkiss.
To those who can not drink coffee
three times day try my blend Of tea,
drink it without any cream or sugar,
it is fine, only so cents pound. have
six other kinds to choose from. Gull
ley's. ~,
The annual election of officers of
Beeson Camp No. $50 NJ. w. A. will
be held Wednesday evening Dec. 8,
1914. All neighbors urged to be pres
ent. J. j. Pink, Consul Alfred p Lee,
Clerk.
We have received case of alum
mum ware, consisting of Berlin kettles,
preserving kettles, roasters. etc. just
the thing for a Christmas gift. 1t COM
bines both utility and durability.
Temple of Economy.
Rupert will have a special sale on
pork, such as loins, butts, hams, Shout
ders, side meat, and pork sausage. on
Wednesday. Be sure and come as prices
will be right. See our window for
prices. Rupert's. EOS East Main.
Failure of an engine pulling an M.
& st. L. freight train near Little: York,
Ill. Monday blocked the track and de-
layed traffic for a time. The north
bound passenger, due into this city at
5 o'clock, did not arrive until 1880.
General Manager ]. A. Gordan, Of the
Chicago Great Western, accompanied
the northern division, hea dquarters St.
Paul, were in the city for short time
this forenoon while on their way to
Des Moines.
The meeting Of the Baptist Hill Bible
Glass announced for Wednesday after
noon with Mrs William Pearse, LOT
South Fifth street, has been postponed
until the first Wednesday after Christ
mas, when they will meet at the same
place as scheduled for this week.
Nuts, nuts. all kinds. single varieties
or mixed. Those budded walnuts are
the finest produced. Shelled almonds,
pecans, brazils, Spanish peanuts, fl
berts, and walnuts. Also roasted and
sailed Spanish peanuts and those
roasted and sailed jumbo peanuts, Gull
leys.
Mrs. Elmer Woodward and cousin,
Mrs. M. l.. Mundy, left Monday night
for Sioux City, where they were called
owing to the sudden death of the for
mer's sister in-law. Mrs. Charles
Rhebb, whose funeral trey attended to-
Rhebb, whose funera: they attended to-
this city twenty years ago.
Miss Mary Dobson, sos East Linn
street, entertained Monday evening the
members of the Philathea Sunday
School class of the Methodist church.
The early part of the evening was de-
voted to the study and business of the
class, after which the members enjoyed
social hour and the committee In
charge Of the affair served lunch.
Mark v. Matson has filed suit in the
district court against Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Matson administrative Of the estate
Of Anthony Julius Matson, to collect
the unpaid balance on a promissory
note for $1,000. The note is secured by
a mortgage on lots in Babcock d
Thompson's addition of State Center
Judgment foi 5000 is asked aid fore
closure of the mortgage
Dean Whitaker entertained Monday
afternoon sixteen of his school frienos
and children Of the neighborhood at
birthday party held at the home OF ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f, j. Whitaker.
412 West Church street The occasion
was in celebration Of the lads 7th
birthday anniversary, and the children
spent happy afternoon playing games
and having a good time. Late in the
afternoon Mrs. Whitaker served lunch
con.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Weisman enter
tanned informally Monday evening al
few of their more intimate friends at
house warming at their new home,
302 North Center street An ENJOYABLE
evening was spent dancing and play
ing cards and Mrs. Weisman served
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. William Muel-
haupt, formerly of this city, but now
of Des Moines, We're guests from out
of the city. 5s
Members OF Chapter BIB. OF T. q. u,
enjoyed their annual Christmas sew
party Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs William Barrie. COL Jerome street.
The committee in charge of the party
included Mrs. Barrie, Mrs. Robert stew
ems, and Mrs. Roy Bradbury, assisted
by Mrs. r. F. French. The menu Tor
the luncheon was brought by the
guests, each member furnishing some
article that commenced with the first
letter OF her name. and which she
brought in covered dish. At o'clock
the luncheon was served IN three