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

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Paramount feature tonight. Lyric.
DR.. Bullard. osteopatn. Is west Main.
Paramount feature tonight. Lyric.
Christmas festival post cards.
Camera Shop.
Christmas festival post cards,
Camera Shop.
aluminium tea Kettles, So to $3.50.
Horne e. Gelvin.
Cash discount on all cut glass. Sim
mons book store.
Plenty of diamond rings at Hellberg's-
advertiser
| Twenty per cent off on reed rock
ers. Marion Gard.
Edna Goodrich in Paramount fea-
ture tonight. Lyric.
Racing hockey skates, so cents
pair. Abbott & Son.
Edna Goodrich In Paramount fea-
ture tonight. Lyric.
Finest line of fountain pens at He'll
berg Advertisement.
J. wiss & Sons scissor sets, SO to
$3.50. Horne & Gelvin.
See our beautiful line Of cut glass
before buying. Hellberg.
Christmas candies for all the fam
lily. wachter's confectionery.
Fine tapestry upholstered rockers, at
! 20 per cent off. Marion Gard.
| Home made candies for the Christ
mas. Wachter's confectionery.
+! Jones' dairy farm little pig hams are
here. Order quick. A. E. Myers, grocer.
| We have something fine in manicure
sets, priced from 81 to $12. Horne &
Gelvin.
| Give her a box of Wachter's choco-
lates. They are fine. Wachter's con-
fectionery.
! Metal base, creton shade. one light
lamp with pull chain socket, SO.
Marion Gard.
! We are prepared to replace broken
lights in automobile curtains. Mar
shalltown Buggy Company.
! Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson, 81
i
| ten pound son, born Tuesday.
| Make your selection Of doll cart
from this store. We are now giving
90 per cent off. Marion Gard.
Help us to give everyone prompt
service by giving us your orders early.
James L. Denmead green houses.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Hosier, Of Mon
tour returned home this morning after
visiting here with the latters aunt,
Mrs. Mary Lindsay.
Mrs. Mary WEIGH, AL West Boone
| street, who is at st. Thomas hospital
| suffering from the effects Of broken
! right leg, sustained in fall, Is doing
very nicely. s.s p.
We have the choicest Of cut flowers
and blooming plants for Christmas.
An early selection is an advantage.
We deliver when you say. James L.
Denmead greenhouses.
i The Bargain Store will be open Fri
| day evening in all departments to ac-
commodate those who will have to buy
meat and groceries for Saturday and
Sunday. -Advertisement.
or course we will have Michigan
Golden Heart celery, egg plant. green
peppers. cucumbers, head lettuce,
parsley, tomatoes and cauliflower IN
fresh Friday m9rning: Parqr sroeefSi
George, the Swear old s6h Of F.. j.
Soukup. 912 South Fifth avenue, is Ill
| Of diphtheria at theo home Of his par
ents. The house was quarantined
Tuesday, and 5000 units Of anti-toxin
administered to the boy.
The chances for the recovery OF
Louis Mccartney. the, Great Western
flagman who was struck by taxicab
Friday, are increasing daily. Mozart.
| ney's condition is much better today.
and he seems to be gaining IN strength.
Holly, lockwood magnolia, ground
pine, ruscus, wreathes, 30 cents and
up Very pretty baskets of dried
| flowers, ruscus and lockwood, so cents
| and up. at store and greenhouse. Let
US make you an early delivery: James
L. Denmead greenhouses
Complimentary to Rev. and Mrs. c..
II. Morris. who 60 soon to Denver ito
make their home. fifty members of the
Young Married Peoples bible, class of
i central SluECn VI SiiliSt ShlSt
tanned Tuesday evening at banquet
at the church The dining room was
festive with Christmas decorations and
a miniature Christmas tree was used
/ as a centerpiece. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris responded to toasts given by
the different members. and after the
dinner, which was served at $3.50, a
pleasant evening was spent socially.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Laura A.
Mutt, tho former old resident Of this
city who died in Chicae. Sunday of
broncho- pneumonia, were held from
4 the Congregational church this after
noon at e. 80 In charge of Rev. B. F.
Martin. The pail bearers were c. c.
Urine, G. w. Kline, B. B. Shollenberg-
er, w. A. George. A. NJ. Clark. and e.
H. Buchanan. Accompanying the body
to this city were Charles H. Mutt, Mrs.
/ Nuts only son; his friend, p. X. Wal
h den, OF Chicago; and Mrs. Nuts sister
and her daughter, Mrs. Ella Tuttle and
Mrs c. p. Thompson, Of Lansing,
Mich. Mrs. Mutt was member Of the
W. r. c.. both Of this city and Chi-