Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

ideal gifts. Abbott & Son.
Mrs. J.. w. Miller, of Liscomb visited
friends in the city Thursday
Dining room girls wanted Sundell's
restaurant, 20 North First avenue.
Mrs. NJ. A. Plunkett went this morn
ing to New sharon to visit friends.
Mabel Taliaferro in THE Dawn of
| Love" tomorrow, Saturday. Strand.
Fire, lightning and tornado insurance
| George r. Norris, over 35 West Main.
| Mesdames c. w. Ullom and f. A.
Wink. of Toledo, were Thursday visit
crsi in heycity. sSa
Mrs. Ellis Baker, Of Eldora, was in
the city Thursday on her way home
from Des Moines.
Mesdames +, r. Allen and l., A.
Preston, gofS Grinnell, We're Thursday
visitors in the city.
! Mrs. ". e. Kelley, of Green Noun
| tain. visited in the city today with her
sons. B. and j. Kelley.
| Mrs. Omer Goodner and children, of
New Sharon. were in the city Thurs
| day on their way to Omaha.
| House dresses and aprons, regular
Recent values. special 81 cents. One
Cent to- Cent Variety Store
Mrs. r. Noller, Of Chicago, left this
morning for her home after visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Zundt.
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House dresses and aprons, our reg
uar 79-cent values. special 81 cents.
One Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
Mrs. j. W. Jackson, of Denver, Colo.
| left Thursday evening for her home
after a visit with her aunt, Mrs. NJ.
ArtZ. ~,
Genuine gut glass bowls. jugs, vases.
sugar and cream sets, your choice 80
cents. One Cent to 99-Cent Variety
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Jorstad, of Nc
| Callsburg, were visitors in the city
Thursday on their way home from
Iowa City.
If it's candy that you wish to give,
| see that it is Morse's--the chocolates
that are so much talked of. Pilgrim
Pharmacy.
| Mixed nuts are usually found on the
table during the holiday season. All en-
| JOY them you know. Phone pa. Over
turf's grocery.
| Walter, the 5-year-old son of b. f.
| Nugent, of Liscomb, had his tonsils
| and adenoids removed at the Dea-
coness Thursday.
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Neck chains, watch chains, rings and
brooches made, in all the popular de-
signs They are different and original.
futile the jeweler.
Home made mince meat in Christ
mas packages will make nice pres
ent. Buy it at the Episcopal bazaar
Saturday. Committee
/ See our window, display Of alumni
mum coffee pots, bakers, roasters, ket-
ties, ETC.. your choice 80 cents. One
Cent to 90 Cent Variety Store.
1 Special prices on hair. hat and
clothes brushes should interest the
Christmas, shopper. Call and see the
display at this store. Pilgrim Phar-
| macy.
Hudnuts Colgate's and Palmer's
Celebrated lines of toilet, waters and
Iuarf umSS III their yarfaus sizes, beau
| teal me botfIes which make ideal
EGhrista 50. Pilgrim Pharmacy.
,St. Margaretts Mission will hold a
i candy sale Saturday morning at 10
1 o'clock az Lays store. Orders taken
there for home made Christmas candy
Or phone 1914. Do it, now. Committee
Mrs. Emma u. Emery, of Shannon
Ill, arrived In the city Thursday even
| ing to remain here during the winter
| with Misses Minnie and Fannie Russell.
Mrs. Emery was formerly resident OF
this city.
! Members Of the Witenag emote Club
\ met Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie Wilson, 1917 East GRANT
street, and read q short magazine ar
ticles on the life of O. Henry, short
story writer.
AS Christmas draws near one thinks
of the kids and candy, and Il YOU wish
fresh, pure made, bulk candies you will
find stick, hard chocolate and mixed
candles at this grocery. Phones PA and
| 62S Overturf's grocery.
| M. p. Collins, AIS Union street, had
the muscles of his right knee badly
sprained and torn while working at the
old pottery plant Wednesday Mr..
| Collins is a carpenter, ard was injured
when some bricks fell on him. a.
| Pullman travelling cases = We are
showing large line Of these very USE
| full articles in attractive designs
beautiful cretonnes and tapestries with
ribbon trimmings and genuine rubber
Innings A gift like this is sure to be
appreciated Add at least one to your
Christmas list today Benedict IL
Brintnall.
At the close Of the business meeting
| Of the German Ladies Aid Society.
whose members met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Chris Wetz-
stein, 112 North First street, quilting
and sewing carpet rags occupied the
afternoon The hostess was assisted in
! serving refreshments by her daughters.
Mrs. H. w Wilcox, and Misses Alma.
Minna, and Lenora Wetzstein.
Thirty five members of the Luther
League of the Film Lutheran church
! were entertained Thursday evening by
] Mrs. Charles senav!g and Miss Esther
Sandvig and Margaret Skeie at the
lSandvig home, ITO East State street. A
/ .Sort noe rnoaftnD WAS held and