Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15

book store.
Farm loans. wiilam Bat.In. sia
North First avenue.
Big bargains in smoking sets and
cigar Jars. simmons book store.
Mr. and Mrs. n. [. Wilson. OF st.
Anthony, were in the city THURSDAY
Tip Top cakes are still 10 cents at
1875 West Main. Sanitary Grocery.
Home made candles FOR Christmas.
Wachter's confectionery, SO West Main.
Fire, lightning and tornado insurance.
George r. Norris. over 80 West Main'
Country dressed chickens for sale
Saturday. Phone q. Reynolds & Shell
don.
Mesdames A. Tufte and Clara Peters,
of Gilman, were Thursday visitorsy IN
the city.
Mrs. George Cunningham and daugh-
ter, Of Ferguson, were visitors In the
city Thursday.
A. C. Everist leaves Saturday even
ling on ten days business trip to New
York and Brooklyn.
MMcsasres ". a. Ge..a o soy.:
and r. A. McKibben. Of I.iscomb. were
in the city Thursday.
Fresh country dressed chickens FOR
tomorrow. Phones 2s4 and 1854. Nc
Cords grocery, 121 West Main.
L Quality is value--always on the
Fjoh-carrying its price. Gifts of quail
ity are found in this store. Abbott &
ISon.
r Our stock Of leather writing desks,
Idiaries, date. books addresses. shopping
Flists, ETC., Is the best yet. Simmons
book store.
| Leo Liston, OF Clemens, arrived this
morning from Chicago, where he mar
Iketed two car loads Of cattle and two
LOT hogs of his own feeding
Observation-Disclosures ones in a beau
|tiful box-and they are fresh, too; we
know, we made them this, week right
There at home. Wachter's CONNECTION
Ferry. 80 West Main.
Members of st, Elizabeths Society OF
st. Mary's church finished sewing for
their bazaar when they held an all day
Esew Thursday in X. of c. hall. At noon
a picnic dinner was enjoyed,
) Santa Claus probably forgot our
Ephone number as we notice he needs
his clothes pressed. We will give 1t to
,lyou and you can tell him. It's Ill. Mar
Ishalltown Steam Dye Works.
+ Our Christmas candy is we'll display
i ed in our candy case. Prices Is and 20
|'cents. Pound box of chocolates at 30
Ecents. Ten per cent discount to school
teachers for school supply. Reynolds
& Sheldon. 1Os West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Quaid, 100 Bryon
street, entertained ten guests at dinner
Thursday evening. Red carnations
were used to decorate the rooms and
the table decorations were tulips Mrs.
Quad was assisted in serving the meal
in four courses by Mrs. Harry Stod-
dart
Many women seeking appropriate
Christmas remembrancessf for men Will
enjoy knowing of the scarfs displayed
at Gildner Bros. The very newest and
| most refined cravatings, in the large
flowing end shapes OF slustrous fancy
designs, ins floral effects and stripes.
and prices Of so cents TO So. Gildner
Bros.
| Sewing carpet rags for the hostess
0ccppieh the afternoon for the members
I ofsthe Snowflake Club, who met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. c. M. Carpen-
ter. 504 North Second avenue, and also
1 enjoyed Christmas tree and 'exchang-
Fling presents. Following short busi-
thS1s meeting the hostess Served a
three-e0Mgse lunch, assisted by her
granddaNghter, Dorothy Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. WATSON and Mrs.
| Anna Wheeler entertained the mem
bers of the Souvenir Club at dinner
l.Thursday evening at their home, BIZ
l.North Fourth street. Ptnesstwigs and
ispoinsetttas carried out the Christmas
idea IN thsSdecoration of the tables, at
which the hostesses served dinner in
three courses. assisted by Misses Dor
othy Lierle. Grace Wiley, and Louise
I%Fegley. The afterdinner hours were
pleasantly, spent in playing, five hun
dred. ~
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