Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-22

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Parcel delivery. Phone 1o4.
Fine frames and framing. Camera
shop.
Toys at half price. Bowen's book
store.
Choice mistletoe. Kemble green
houses. e
Mrs. D. W. McCrill was in the city
! from Albion Tuesday.
Aluminium crumb tray and scraper
for 81. Horne & Gelvin.
Mrs. J. w. Ogden, q Ciemons. vis-
tied in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Parsons, of
Clemens. visited in the city Tuesday.
! Why not look for his gift this eve
| ming? You will find it here. Elders.
Mesdames Carl Day and Will Ger
! hart, OF Collins. were In the city Tues
day.
Mrs. Harry Dillon and two daugh-
tiers. of Union, visited friends here
| Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. II. Mclaughlin and daughter
Ella. of st. Anthony, were visitors In
| the city Tuesday.
Mrs G. w. Corrick. of Gilman, and
Mrs F.. E. Beetner. Of Pickering, were
in the city Tuesday.
We can deliver Christmas flowers
for you, anywhere In this country.
Kemble greenhouses.
Misses Anna Pellymounter and
Florence Guile. Of State Center. were
visitors in the city Tuesday.
If you are looking for a fine hand
, carved picture frame, we have 1t.
! Apgar studio, over Abbotts.
Mrs. j. F. White, of Tama, went
Tuesday evening to Newburg to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Dupre.
Manicure sets. When you make a
gift of a manicure set select it from
this store. futile. the jeweler.'
MT. ana MIS-. T.. u. husculeh anu ~ .
and Mrs. Matin Mahlow, Of st. Anth-
ony. were visitors in the city Tuesday.
| Mrs. Andrew Sessler, Of Ackley, re-
turned home Tuesday evening after
visiting here with her sister-in- law,
| Mrs. L. Uhde.
Air guns, footballs. sleds, pocket
knives, and great many other articles
uirl or
Horne 6 Gelvin. sa. $3.50
Watches, large line to select from;
seven, fifteen and twenty-one Jewel, in
different size cases, plain or engraved.
See us. futile, the jeweler.
Our offices will be closed Christmas
; day. Get your orders in at once that
we may make our deliveries. Gregory
Coal, Coke and Lime Company.
The body Of Mrs. Henrietta Hull,
| the Muscatine member Of the soldiers
home who died Tuesday, was sent to
Iowa City Tuesday night for burial.
Miss Florence Schaper. Of Mime
apolis, arrived in the city Tuesday eve
| ming for a visit over the holidays with
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. French and Miss Ger
trude Bowman.
Guaranteed flour t1.4s per. sack.
fresh meats, groceries, vegetables and
fruits, all at reduced prices during the
holidays. Call and give us trial
! Fair Grounds grocery.
The Bargain Store will be open FRI
day evening in all departments TO &C
| commodate those who will have to buy
meat and groceries for Saturday and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Carney expect to
leave the last Of next week for south
| die Of March. They will go to Los
| places OF interest.
AL Gorrel and his company viii be
| the attraction at tt1el 0deon, theater
! Sunday evening for one night only
Don't miss the ever popular favorites,
it's your last chance to see them for a
long. time. Odeon.
| Not a more costly gift, but gift
from the Old Reliable drug store. be-
! cause it is right when purchased and
| for years to come. She will appreciate
her manicure set II it is from here. Ole
Reliable drug store.
4 Some merchants ask too much for
coffee. This is the only store in the
state Of Iowa that does not get 40
cents u pound Tor S5;;Saiai inn cofffee.
You can buy it here for 35feents a
pound. This is a real value, Parlor
grocery.
| Richard s. Patterns condition today
is very grave, according to informa :
| ton from his bedside. The patient is
failing rapidly. mentally as well as
physically. and Mrs. Patten said today
| that she feared 1t was only a question
OF few days until the end would
| come.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Shipman. OF
Mason City. arrived in the city Tues
day evening and will visit here for a
few days with the slatter's son. Paul II.
Mckee. From here they will 30 to ST..
Joseph, Mo, where they will spend
lChristmas with Mrs. Shipmans daugh2
| ter, Mrs. r. B. Wilson.
Excelsior Chapter, No. u. Order Of
1.-the Eastern Star, colored, held q pub
EVc inatallation Of officers Tuesday