Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-01
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CITY IN BRIEF


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Bring your watches in, Hodges
Hair cut, % cents. Schoenhuts, 10
South First street.
Make 1t Grafonola Christmas this
year. Camera Shop.
All kinds Of souvenir spoons here.
futile. the jeweler.
Plenty of fresh country butter and
eggs. Phone 935. Olson's.
Annual bazaar and cafeteria lunch
| at the Methodist church Dec. .. Com
mittee.
Miss Eunice Peters, of Eldora, cainc
this morning to visit Miss Marjorie
Ketchum.
We repaint cars and horse vehicles
at reasonable prices. Marshalltown
Buggy Company,
Little pig pork sausage, in one pound
packages. just in this morning. Phone
234. Overturfs grocery.
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Miss Ada Bell of Newburg, arrived
in the city this morning to visit her
| sister, Mrs William Tilton.
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Fresh country dressed chickens for
tomorrow. Phones 2S4 and 11S4. Nc
Cords grocery. 121 West Main.
We are Headquarters for Everready
flashlights and batteries. Fresh stock
to, 4.
Mrs. e. S. Moore, Of Alden, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. r. L..
Clay, returned home this morning.
Lost -Pocketbook. containing cash,
turn to Times Republican Office. Re-
ward.
Eugene and Grace Hutzel, of Eldora,
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. c. H. Mason, returned home this
morning.
1 Melvin Euziere, who attends ST.
Berchman's Seminary at Marion is
home for Thanksgiving visit with his
mother, Mrs. Alta Euziere.
Smoked white fish and smoked sal
mon, IL six ounce pachases: also Sc
| lected Goldfish in one pound boxes.
Phones 234 and 626. Overturfs gro
Gerry.
| Mr.. and MRS. william Heilberg ;ar-
rived home this morning from Koshko-
nong, No. where they have been for
three weeks visit with their son. Arthur
Hellberg, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ford. of Sears
boro, who were in the city this morn
| ing on their way home from visit in
MoCallsburg with Mrs. Fords parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Martin.
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| The fire department was called to the
| residence Of Oscar Green, 200 South
Third avenue, at 1855 Thursday after
| noon, to extinguish small roof blaze,
caused by sparks from the chimney.
Miss Lulu Applegate of Grinnell
| and Misses Mary Apologize and Jessie
Milligan. Of Guthrie Center, returned
home Thursday evening after visit
with Miss Marjorie Busch in this city.
| Tiny Refugee beans and Golden wax
beans; of course. it's Cameo brand,
and the price has not advanced one
bit, SO order tomorrow. Tell the
Cook" Nothing better, nor nicer.
Phone 234 or 626. Overturfs grocery.
The ladies' of the Reformed, church
of Liscomb win hold their holiday
bazaar at the M. w. of A. hall. Lis
comb, Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. Dec. 3. A chicken pie supper
will be served for 26 cents. Everybody
come. Committee.
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Our hne styles In folders which we
have expected for some time just ar
rived. These are all made to order and
very new in design and color. Come in
| and look them over before having your
Christmas photo taken StOnestreet
studio, ESQ East Main.
Mrs. Marion Veal of Eldora. return
ed home this morning after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. F. Hamilton. Mes
danes Hamilton and Veal returned
home Wednesday from Cleveland,
where they were called by the death
OF their father, Hugh T. MacLennan
A good sized audience attended the
illustrated lecture on India given by
Rev. w. NJ Baker at Central Church
of Christ Thursday evening. The slides
gave INTERESTING SlcWo VI VIC AA0AAAOlo
and customs in India and pictures of
missionary stations Of the Christian
church. The lecture was to give in
formation in regard to the field work of
the church's missionary, Miss Myrtle
Furman, who is in Bilastur province.
Further word from Athol, s. D.. rel
alive to the condition Of Mrs. Walter
Eicholtz, formerly Miss Helen Nc
Gowan, Of this city, Is to the effect that
the patient Is no better. Mrs. Russell
Putnam wrote her husband Tuesday. In
letter received today, to the effect that
Mrs. Eichoitz was unconscious pracu-
cally all Of the time, and in her con-
scious moments suffered recurrent con-
vulsions. Mrs. Eicholtz is suffering
from uremia, following the birth Of her
baby son.
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