Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
CITY IN BRIEF
Br,ns your watches IN HolssA /

III : IN 0GSAGH 4
$1,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bring your watches n. lIeAssA
Mrs. l.. B. Foster was . visitor in
Union Thursday. tx
Farm loans. William Battln. 80
North First avenue.
Leather tourist tablets and toilet
sets, The Kodakery.
Mrs. r. r. Haynes visited friends
In LeGrand Thursday.
Country dressed chickens. Phone
s2s or 234. Overturrs grocery.
Milk fed. country dressed chickens
every Saturday. Mccord's grocery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Coughenor, Of
Melbourne, were in the city THURSDAY.
Mrs. Daniel Davis and son. Of Story
City. visited friends In the city Thurs
day.
| Mrs. F. F. Horne went Thursday to
Cedar Rapids to visit her brother, j..
Speck.
Mrs. William Mithelman and Mrs.
Leland Clark. Of Monte yuma, were In
the city Thursday.
Mesdames S. w. Elliott and Henry
Nelson. of Liscomb. were Thursday
visitors in the city.
Miss Frances Young left Thursday
for Chicago. where she Will VISIT
friends over Christmas.
Miss Iva Hayes. q Toledo. who has
l h>a tal< ~..tkta
returned home Thursday.
We are prepared to replace broken
lights in automobile curtains. Mar
shalltown Buggy Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Kuner, OF Eldora.
were in the city Thursday on their
way home from Des Moines.
Mrs. Frank Houseman went Thurs
day to McCallsburg, where she will
visit Mrs. Andrew Thompson.
You will find a prssent suitable for
every member OF the. family here.
Bowen kodakery and book store.
Mr.. and Mrs John shields. Of Albion.
left Wednesday evening for California,
where they will spend the winter.
| Winesap apples. they are fine too.
This store is we'll supplied. Phone
your orders to SIS. Overturf's grocery.
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| mrs. Eta spouuaEus arIlyeu non na's
TINS morning aLter three tilonthS .r.p
to California, Colorado and st. Louis.
| Mrs Frank carter, Of Albert Lea,
Mimi, returned Thursday to her home
after visiting here with Mrs. II. G.
Boggie.
automobiles which are are leis VIII "
20 pc repainted VIII ne stoIso ,7"i, MO
aoo,.lonai enalse un.ll Matsh :.
shai''o"h oussy SoMpany.
The White express wagons have Civ
en- the trade the very pes. sat .seeo s
LOT years. touI Shose ei'o' 20, ''''o'
800 Sch'ilo.s naIuwa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bissett, Mrs.
George Benson. Mrs. r. N. winslow.
Mrs. w. Benson. and Miss Leila Ben
son, .. Ls'holi'e' sis''eo ~ 'ne ci.y
THURSDAY.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elisabeth Cum
bingham will be held from the family
nome, az East boone street, az I.oo
Sui.uIy a.eriooi' ' fiai ~ Ao'io"
IA 1sers'ue.
The north bound train on the NJ. &
lSE. T.. was two hours late Thursday
evening. on account Of a DELAY at Mon
."outn. ~. ~ Wa 2 c'ooA oe.c1e 'ne
'lain ieis herc.
Mr. and Mrs w. E. Young left
Thursday evening for haywood, Neb.,
where they will spend the holidays
with Mrs. Younes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W.sJewel. Il
Mrs. Grace Hayner and daughter.
Miss Ruth, left Thursday for Chicago,
and viii visit there and Detroit, Cleye-
land. and Oberlin. O., during the
Christmas holidays.
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confectionery, for then you know it is
made pure and sweet, in q clean way.
| Wachter,S Confectionery.
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