Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-24
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CITY IN BRIEF
Bring your watches in. Hodges.

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Fidelity pure pork sausage. Sanitary
| grocery.
Dickinson's maple syrup for break
| fast-at all grocers, Bailey Boys.
Wanted-Tinner and furnace man
steady job. Bondage Hardware Com
pany. r
Carnations and chrysanthemums or
sale here tomorrow, all day. Phone 2S4
McCords grocery.
White and yellow chrysanthemums
| 10 cents each. Carnations, assorted
colors. cents each. Sanitary grocery
California navels, and they are fine
too. seedless Of course; also the Florida
oranges, nice size and the sweetes,
orange on the market. Phone 2S4. Nc.
Cords.
Mrs. J. o. Elder and daughter, OF
| Mortified, Mimi, who have been visit
| ing the formers aunt, Mrs. Will White
and other relatives and friends, lief,
| this morning for their home
underwoods for rent. Typewriter
| supplies for sale. Have fiat top, OAK
desk and a quarter sawed, roll top desk
and one medium size safe; all or sep
arate reasonably priced. Orlando BaX-
| ter, fremont block.
Sugar, thirteen pounds for 81: OF
course, we ask that you order grocer
| les if you want the sugar delivered
No. we don't ask any special amount OF
groceries be ordered, but enough sc
| that it will pay us to make the deliv-
cry of the sugar. Phone "a. Brustel
& Roundy.
| Saturday always finds this grocery
we'll prepared to care for the Sunday
dinner wants. For instance, we have
head and leaf lettuce. cauliflower celery
tswete potatoes, apples, oranges, ban
Ianas, ETC. Phones 234 or 626 will bring
you promptly delivery Overturfs gro.
Gerry.
Mesdames A. F. Balch and Frank
Stewart went this morning to Des
Moines to visit Mr.. Balch's daughter,
Mrs. George OFT. Mr.. and Mrs. OFT
moved from Davenport to Des Moines
about three weeks ago. Mr.. OFT is now
state agent for the Equitable Assur-
ance Company of New York. .4
Misses Mary and Katherine Kenna-
han entertained the members of the
''Moco'' Club at their regular meeting
| Thursday evening at their home, 1O4
| West Nevada street. Fancy work anc
music by Misses Allie Bristol and Kath-
crime Thayer pleasantly occupied the
evening, and the hostesses served a
two course lunch.
| A business session occupied most of
the afternoon for the members of the
German aid society, who met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Frank Rizza, 409
Bromley street. In figuring UP the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the fair held
last week the members found they had
cleared over $500. After the business
was transacted the members sewed
carpet rags and set a quilt together
Mesdames G. F. .Hilleman, William
Peterson, and Marion Gard assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments.
In honor Of the twenty fourth wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Wright, about thirty Of their friends
surprised them at their home. 81
South Third street, Thursday evening
| ana presented IHcul Will q SilOWCl VI
china gifts. The guests were the
members Of the Snowflake Club, witt
their husbands and few other friends
Playing games and five hundred pleas
antly occupied the evening. and late
an oyster supper was served by Mes
DANES H. c. Wright and G. J. Hawley
Further word has been receiyet
from Athol, S. D., concerning the Ills
ness of Mrs. Walter Eicholtz, former
ly Miss Helen MCGOWAN, of this city,
who is seriously i'll following the birth
Of her babe Tuesday night. Mrs. E.
e. MCGOWAN and her daughter. Mrs.
Russell D. Putnam, the latter OF Tim
Der Creek township, reached Athol al
II o'clock Thursday night. Mrs. Put
nam wired her husband today that
Mrs. Eicholtz was critically Ill, suffer.
ing from commissions Her babe, a boy
Is well. q
Members of the Watch Your Step"
company, who are to appear at the
Odeon tonight in. the Castle musical
comedy and dancing show, arrived in
the city this morning from Des Moines.