Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-21

twice a week at this store. Phone 200.
Myers grocery.
We have a few SIS and 800 Grafo-
nolas in mahogany and walnut Which
we will give you easy terms on. smith
Music Company.
Before doing your Christmas shop
ping see Murray, the jeweler, for low
prices and quality. q. J.. Murray, LILO
East Main upstairs.
Your phone order for Christmas
wants will certainly be appreciated
early Saturday morning. Phones ZS4
and 1884. McCord grocery.
orr offices win be closed all day
Christmas. Let us have your orders
early Friday and aSturday. Gregory
Coal, Coke & Lime Company.
The Carworkers' Auxiliary will meet
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
r. III. Grim, 40S South Third street.
Election Of officers will be held.
MI. and Mrs. r. L. Miller. I'll South
Twelfth street, are parents Of = son,
born at S o'clock this morning. Mr.. MIL
Ter is a teacher in the high school.
This Christmas his gift should be a
travelling bag, brief case. bill folder, or
one OF the many ideal gifts Of leather
shown here. Bingaman Harness Com
Many.
III We have several samples of lawyer
1hief cases, In excellent feathers, Which
ikall make an ideal gift for the lawyer
the business man. Smith Music
company.
Well, II yen are looking for bargains
lie sure and come in Saturday. Prices
Hut to the bottom notch. Stationery at
Host toilet and manicure sets to be
Iklosed out at less than cost. f. M.
~IPfnkerton.
George o. Coburn expects to close
lis coal office next Monday, Christmas
lay, andtwiil appreciate 1t II you get
BUR fuel orders in early so as to COM
.Ihlete all deliveries on Saturday.-Ad-
Ixertisement.
Wachter.s home made. ure candies
,iare best for all the family. Buy no
,ther. No after effects assured, other
1khan 4 desire for more. Our candies
lire made OF pure sugar pure water.
land pure flavorings. Take home an
larmload tonight. Wachter's, 3a West
Main.
MI. and Mrs. J.. p. Dotson and sons.
IPerry and Alan. of Fargo, N. D. ar
! rived in the city this morning, and will
be guests over Christmas at the home
Of Mrs. Dotson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. 3, Lusby. Mr. Dotson said 1t was
40 below zero when he left home We'd
nesday morning, but insists that 80 In
~, thar TX haro E.HtrEr l
At $50 Wednesday afternoon the
fire department was called to the DR..
i, H. Boucher property. 2O8 South
Third avenue, where a defective cfE>1-
ney had ignited a partition In the
house, doing damage to the amount OF
about SIS. This morning at 2:20 sparks
from the chimney at the Mrs. Bernice
Casey home, 303 South Second avenue.
set fire to the roof of the house. The
damage was slight.
Dr. IS. r., Billiard left wednesday
night for R~oseville. Ill, called by the
death o his mother, Mrs. John W..
Bullard. which occurred very suddenly
as the result of apoplexy. Mrs. Billiard
was 76 years old. She was known to
friends of the family here as the result
OIL YlSltS N1KsN oINA suASs DaAA0Au AoN
made TO their sons home. Mrs. Billiard
is survived by her husband n one
daughter in addition to the son here.
The daughter is Mrs. Grace Nelson. of
Memphis No, the old home town of
the buiIalrii family. -5z4s3
Rev, and Mrs w. NJ. Baker were
pleasantly surprised at their home, LOG
West Grant street, Wednesday evening
nv the members Of the aid society of
Central Church Of Christ. The guests
spent the evening socially. n pre-
sented Mrs Baker with a cut glass
bowl and Mr.. Baker with a gold hand
led knife. Talks were given by Mrs.
A. H. Welker. Mrs. T. w Smalley. w
ii. Dickerson and Rev. MI. Baker. At
the close Of the evening refreshments,
brought by the guests. were served by
Mrs. r. A. Smith, Mrs. L. $. Brown,
and Mrs. ]. S. Stremler.
Members Of the Martha Washing
ton Club enjoyed a Christmas party
Wednesday afternoon at h home Of
Mrs. O.. f. Ghere, 211 South First
street. Christmas decorations turnout
the rooms and a large Christmas tree
made theehome attractive. ZACH men,
Der received a present from the Christ
mas tree, and the remainder Of the
time wal enjoyed with guessing con-
tests in which the prizes We're won by
Mrs. o. C.. KLEIN Mt. Z:::
mer. In serving refreshments at the
close of the Afternoon the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. J. r. Robinson.
A social meeting was enjoyed We'd
nesday evening by the members of
Beta Chapter Of Westminster Guild OF
the Presbyterian church at the home Of
Mrs. James p. Linn, 113 North Third
street, At $3.50 eighteen members en-
Sdoxnd noIrse dinne4 which Mrs.
krtstma% decorations
tive During the
\e4ent the time
ling contest, q
presents also
Eveningss enter
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