Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-15

| lowing the operation her condition was
satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jennings. of
Okeene, Okla, arrived in the city this
morning for visit of three or four
| days at the home of Mr.. Jennings
uncle. H. w. Matson.
Take this evening off, come to my
store and see the beautiful line of de-
pendable jewelry, suitable for Christi
mas gifts. Open each evening until
Christmas. w NJ. Hodges. the jeweler.
Our sterling silver fiat ware is COM
plete. Nothing remains in the home
longer than a nice piece of sterling.
Engraving free w. NJ. Hodges, the
home Of quality Observation-Disclosures
ment
DR.. q. E. Hermance leaves tonight
for Chicago, where he will attend the
annual meeting Of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway Company's sur
xeons, which will be held Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mesh bags from dollar up-and the
most up-to-date line OF leather bags
| ever shown in the city party boxes
and sterling vanity cases are popular
NOW. Open evenings until Christmas
W. NJ. Hodges. the jeweler.
Bracelets are again very popular and
our store is head quarters for the kind
that last and give pleasure. Let me
lay one away until needed. ITS 9
pleasure to show goods" even though
you don't buy. Make my store visit.
w. NJ. Hodges. II East Main street.
Every bottle Of Richard iHudnut's
perfumes or toilet waters is Of superior
quality, which makes 1t particularly
worth the gift shoppers consideration.
The perfumes are enclosed in exquisite
satin lined boxes that vie with the
finest France sends. Perfumes from
1926 and up. Mcbride & Will Drug
Company.
Every wife should take advantage
Of the fact that Dallas H. Gray has To-
Gated temporarily in Marshalltown,
next to Jarrett's shoe store. with his
fresh California raisins, and California
fruits. Mr.. Gray brings these products
direct from his California ranch to you.
and the are this yea.'s pack Gray,
the raisin man.
Owing to the sudden cold wave,
which caused delay in traffic Monday
morning, and because of further de-
cline in temperature north during the
day, trains from the north were again
late Monday evening. the evening pas
senger on the NJ. & ST. L. arriving
about an hour and fifteen minutes be-
hind schedule time. Night trains also
were delayed.
New York hippodrome's greatest
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Hippodrome theater stage. just as you
Don't miss this great feature. First
matinee show, 1890; second, $3.50: eve-
ming shows and 9 o'clock. Admission,
evening. adults rs cents: children. TO-
cents. Matinee, adults, Is cents; chill
dren 10 cents. Lyric.
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph
Pile, OF Haverhill, were largely at
tended by friends from ST. Mary's
church at Haverhill at 3 o'clock this
morning. Rev. Father Dupont had
charge of the services. The pail bear
ers were H. B. and Ben Kopel, NJ. L.
Krier. Henry Vanderah, Ben Hanfeldt.
and Ben Kuhl Burial was in the
church cemetery.
"A CAllAIacy hY0 at SAc lSSAuoIlCce u
Thomas Marley, 519 North First street,
at o'clock today. did small damage to
the wall paper around the chimney.
The house Is owned by George Written.
Tho fire department misunderstood the
street when the alarm was turned in
by telephone and went 10 $40 North
Third street. The fire was extin.
guished by the occupants Of the house.
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Mrs. Ed Nauman, residing three
miles west OF the city on. the Mayietia
road. slipped while Nnlighting from q
bob sled late Monday AFTERNOON in front
Of the Allen feed yard, and. sustained
a fracture Of the flbula Of the right leg.
She was taken to q surgeons ONCE,
where her injuries were attended to
and later In the afternoon was removed
to her home. Mrs. Nauman was rest
Ing easier today. s
Prof. Henry W.. Ward. dean OF
Leander Clark College. Toledo. spoke
TO the members Of the Sunday school
institute at the Central Church OF
Christ Monday evening. His subject
was ''Thei Sunday School and Social
Service" Mr.. Ward explained how the
Idea Of service might DO developed IN
each department OF the graded SAM
day school. There will b no more
meetings Of the institute until after the
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